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Q: home jobs ?
are there any jobs that i can do from home ? like internet jobs ? i know programming and i have experience with networking.

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Q: What careers and jobs can be performed at home or online?
I am wondering and looking for jobs I can do at home through the mail or online. Yes I can do a search, yet all I get is adds on how to work at home. I am looking for actuak job leads for actual work at home jobs. Anyone work such a job and what advice or information can you give me? My advice is give me proof that this job is legitimate. If I have to buy something to get into it, I am not going to believe you nor go for it. It has to be availiable to US citizens. Also I know thhe mark of fraud when I see it. When I click on the website and it says make a six figure income within weeks, I know it is bull. I do not want to become rich, I merely want to have an income. I am trying to find help in trying to sort the fact from fiction and want something that offers something realistic. Owning my bussiness is nice, yet I want a job I can rely on between real jobs.

A: I gaurantee you I have the best website you'll ever find. It is 100% Free and 100% Legit, they pay you to take surveys and its definately NOT a scam, I'm speaking from experience, I got my check 3days ago and I will gladly send you a picture for proof. If you're interested just email me at JamaicanGigal0w@yahoo.com and I will send you the link to the website. I'm a college student and I've found that this is a great way to make money even when you already have lots to do.

Q: What stay at home jobs would u recommend for mother of preemie twins & toddler?
I don't want my husband to be the sole breadwinner & have to carry the weight of providing for 5 including himself alone. I want to stay home with my babies but I want to contribute to the household as well. If you have any LEGIT web based jobs or home based jobs that would be most helpful.

A: Wow..you think you will have time for a job? Looks like you have your hands full. Most of these types of jobs aren't legit, they are just scams to get your money. I suggest you try to sell on eBay, but make sure you research what's selling and the postage rates..oh yeah and the eBay fees. I am a cosmetic rep. And cosmetics sell well. I do it part time. There are other companies that have distributor programs, Also read this article, that gives the truth about this. Good Luck! http://www.consumers-guides.info/work-at-home

Q: Are there any good work from home jobs that require the internet but no upfront money?
I currently work from home for a telemarketing company. However, I would like to add to my work load and income. Are there any data entry work from home jobs that I can apply for that do not require me to pay them for the job? Or are there other marketing opportunities that I can work from home? The main thing is I do not want to have to pay anyone to have a work from home job! I appreciate all of the information but I asked that I please get some good leads out there that I DO NOT have to pay anything up front!! Please help me with this, I have Rhuematoid Arthritis and I am partially disabled. I need to find something to work on from home! Though I have Rhuematoid, I have a Rhuematologist and I receive experimental treatments and so far it is controlling it. Thank you though, but I do not send money for things like that.

A: Typically with these questions, all you get is spam. There are telecommuting jobs that some major companies offer, but you'll only find them through a traditional employer. I can't say if all of these online jobs are scams or not, but it seems like every one I've tried ended up either wanting money up front (which legit jobs NEVER ask for) or they end up never paying for services rendered. **In fact, I got a check a month or so ago from one of the survey companies I tried a while back. Upon cashing it at the bank, it was linked to a FRAUD ALERT and they would not cash the check!!!** Proceed with caution with these jobs and if you don't want to do 9-5, consider other unique possibilities. Maybe you could clean houses (which can pay upwards of $60-$100 daily), babysit/pet sit, do lawn maintenance, or other jobs out of your home. My 16-year-old nephew even started a graphic design business out of his house and makes pretty decent money. The great thing is these jobs pay cash up front and give you a flexible schedule. Network with your family, friends, and neighbors and you'll have work lined up in no time. Think outside the box and you'll make it happen! Good luck!

Q: Does anybody know where I can find some good work at home jobs?
I'm interested at starting to work at home and am looking for any jobs that require you to work from home. I don't know exactly where to look. I've had some leads that seem pretty legit but I need some more because I'm not sure if its going to work out with these particular work at home jobs. I want to know if possibly there's a web-site or something I could look at on the internet that I could apply for a legit work at home job.

A: Hi there, Rather than try to sell you my opportunity I am going to give you some sites where you can find great work at home leads. As someone said above me, You should never have to pay for a JOB,A business opportunity maybe but not a job. I noticed 2 Mela reps posting answers to this, No offense to Mela , I have been with them for over a year but it is a business opportunity not a JOB and it does require a small start-up fee. Anyway,, It sounds like you are looking for a work at home JOB so here is some links that may be helpful for you, I use them everyday even though I have many work at home jobs because you never know when that perfect one for you will appear/ Here is the sites and most are updated daily! Here are some of the best legitimate ones in my opinion: http://www.worldwideworkathome.com/work-at-home.html http://www.wahm.com/jobs.html http://www.workathomecareers.com/workathomejobs/ http://www.moneymakingmommy.com I personally love the 3rd one! I have found some awesome jobs listed there! Good Luck in your search!

Q: How can I get work at home Jobs as a quantity surveyor through the Internet?
I am saman Jayasinghe .I am a Sri Lankan.I have applied for the QS jobs for the work at home basis through the vacancies appeared under monster web site & similar other job sites. But there is no response from any of the clients. I am sure that this type of vacancies are available at any construction company. How to contact a company to get this type of work. I am very greatfull to those who make a positive response. Saman Jayasinghe

A: You can contact major consulting companies by sending email and make deal with them. they will send you the supporting documents.

Q: Are there any legitimate work from home jobs?
Has anyone found a legitimate work from home job? All I see are jobs that appear to be scams. They all seem to want you to pay for something. I don't want to pay I just need to work and earn money. In the 21st century with technology as advanced as it is you would think that a person could get a legitimate work from home job in the USA that pays well. If anyone knows of any legitimate job opportunities with no fees please let me know. Thank you.

A: You should try to avoid work at home jobs where you have to pay a joining fee. If you are interested in more information on working from home and my personal experience please click on my picture/photo to view my profile or send me an email.

Q: Is there any ledgit work from home jobs?
I would like to find a work from home job where my wife and be at home doing something and get paid doing it. I've looked all over the internet and found nothing. There are alot of them, but you have to buy a program or sell things. We do not want that. Does anyone know of any ledgit work from home jobs?

A: Having been in your situation a little while back I looked into a LOT of programs, some of which were scams (a good many), some of which paid but not enough to make it worth your time, and a very few that actually worked. Be wary of programs that want you to pay a large start-up fee. Read thoroughly their terms of service and make sure they are going to be offering you a service worth that fee. In resources I will list a few of the companies that I've found to actually pay worth the time I put into them. Keep in mind that not every program will work for you and be selective. Track the results you get from each program. Good luck finding the one that works best for you!

Q: Anyone know of some good work at home jobs that require not start up fees?
I am interested in working out of my home. Some jobs I have seen require fees. I am looking for mainly a clerical/secretarial type work or right along that line that I do not need to pay a fee for. I also enjoy working on the computer so that would be another type of job. Anybody know of such places or websites that I can check out and be able to make a descent income from it? I would really appreciate it. Also, if you know that they are legitimate or not. Thanks.

A: If you are looking for a home based business or any other way to make money working at home, then you have probably been overwhelmed with the information available online. You can't search for "work at home" on the internet without being bombarded by a million and one ads - all of which claim to be the BEST work at home opportunity. So how do you know which one really is the best? Well, there are a lot of factors, but I've tried my best to highlight some of the items to consider before jumping into a new business venture. My first recommendation is to answer the following questions as honestly as you can: *How much time are you willing to invest in a job/business? *Do you want to work 100% from home or would you be able to work outside the home a set number of hours per week? *How much money are you comfortable with spending to start a business? *How much money do you expect to make from your business? *Do you enjoy working with people (in person, over the phone, online)? *Do you enjoy sales? *Do you prefer to work alone or with a group of people? Once you have the answers to these questions, you are better equipped to tackle the mounds of advertisements for work at home opportunities. The next step is to see how well your needs/wants/likes fit into the businesses available to you. Before agreeing to any type of business, find someone who is already doing the business and ask them the following questions: *How much time do you work each week? *What does your average daily business activities consist of? (This will give you a better idea of what type of work is involved and whether or not it is for you. *What costs are involved in start-op? Ongoing operational expenses? *Do I need employees? *What is the product or service you sell? *How much money can I REALISTICALLY expect to make working "x" number of hours per week? (x being the number of hours you are willing to work) Now that you have your answers, go ahead and write down the top 3 business opportunities that appeal to you. Then think it over for a while. Starting a new business should never be a spontaneous decision - especially if there is a large financial investment. Take some time - at least a couple weeks! - and sincerely think about and compare each opportunity until you feel confident with the one you've chosen. In closing, I do have a couple warnings for you when searching for that "golden" opportunity. *If it sounds too good to be true, it most likely is. *You should NEVER...I repeat NEVER have to pay someone just to receive information about a job or business opportunity *If an advertisement seems incredibly vague, it is most definitely intentional. A good number of "too good to be true" offers don't give you all the details up front because they know if they do, no one would be interested. Most importantly, be well informed. Do not give ANYONE your hard-earned money until you have the answers to your questions and the confidence in making the right financial decision. http://jobs--at--internet.blogspot.com/

Q: What are some tips for finding legitimate work at home jobs?
Being that my other question was somehow deleted, I am reasking the question again: What are some tips on finding legitimate work at home jobs? Please do not point to scams, and I would like to know if anyone has a work-at-home job that they want to let me know about.

A: My advice - don't believe what anyone tells you - anyone with cash crate or treasure trove or whatever they're calling it - they plan on having you pay to "join", and then they get a cut of what you pay in - and your job is to find other people who will pay to join so you can get a cut - it's a ponzi scam. For legit jobs, call center work is most likely one of the better ones - you need a dedicated phone and computer, and someplace where you can work and the people calling you can't hear the kids - JetBlue and Southwest Airlines use US individuals for their call center - they find that the lack of "accents" most reassuring to their customers. BTW, I have a partial work at home job - I go into the office most days, but if my kids are sick or somethings going on, I can work effectively from home - sometimes that's the best way to end up.

Q: Do work at home jobs actually work or are they scams?
I've seen a few answers to people questions that have a link and a description of work at home jobs in which you take surveys and read email to get paid. I'm suspicious of this because they seem like spam to me, and if it was that easy to work at home and get paid $900-$1,400 a month, why aren't more people doing it?! So anyone with real experiences working at home for those work-at-home sites?

A: Your right! Survey's are not what you think. They require a lot of time, and you won't make what they claim you will. A couple of my friends did a six month test on several different survey sites like Survey Savvy, Harris Poll, Greenfield, Opinion Outpost, Survey Sport, Buzzback, NPD online, Lightspeed Panel, African American, Your2Cents, Project Payday, Inboxdollar, SnapDollars,Send Earnings, Creation, mycoke rewards, E-poll etc. Each did some the same sites and some different sites. Totaling at least 15 - 20 a piece. They're not what people say they are. Yes they are easy to do and you can receive money and prizes, compensating you for your time and effort. So they're not a scam. They're very time consuming though. When you add the time together, It's more time then you think! If you do decide to get into surveying, you better plan on spending 8 to 10 hours a day and make minimum wage. Sometimes you will hit good surveys that will pay you a lot, but what's required to get that is amount, the calculations of the time involved, and what you got paid in these "higher" paying surveys, still only averages out to minimum wage. It's a psychological thing because the time is spread out on these, so it doesn't seem to be as long as it really is. But we did the documentation's and figured the time vs money factor. We found that there was more time with little money to be made. Here's how the survey's work. You spend approximately 10 to 15 minutes per each site to register and set up a profile to qualify for surveys. (this is non paid). To make anything really work, you need to register for at least 14 different ones, and make sure non are related to each other. Then you'll start receiving emails for surveys. Each survey you have to complete a 15 to 20 minute "pre-qualifying" survey, after you were already told you qualified based on your profile (you don't get paid for this) Then if you do qualify for a survey (which majority of the ones you don't qualify for. so you've wasted this 15 to 20 minutes and sometimes longer of non paid time.) Then if you don't qualify for one, they offer another and you have to do the same thing, and the same thing happens.) You waste approximately 45 minutes to an hour until you finally qualify for a survey. You take a 30 to 45 minute survey and make normally $1 to $3 a survey that they claim takes 15 minutes. Or instead of money, you earn "points" which later on can be exchanged for money or prizes. You have to earn enough points to make $10. That's not including the 15 minute pre qualifying survey, that you had to repeatedly do prior to land this survey. So you've now spent thirty minutes to an hour and made $3 or a few points. And the process between each of the survey sites is the same. So you can pretty much do the math. It averages out to be between $2 to $6 an hour. Sometimes you do come across a survey that will pay you $25 to $75 a survey, BUT there's A LOT more to it then what meets the eye on that as well. Here's how the larger pay out survey's work. It could be a telephone survey or a Internet survey. You get the pre qualifying part of 10 to 20 minutes then if you qualify for it another 15 to 30 minute survey or a telephone survey about the product your about to try to see if you qualify to try it. Even though you took a 10 to 20 minute "pre qualifying survey" that said you qualify for. When you qualify for it, they send you a product out to try for 7 to 10 days and you do some daily documentation's on it. Depending on what the product is and the documentation's it's usually 5 - 15 minutes each daily documentation. (you got a free product to use around the house, this is a good part of it) after trying the product out you have to complete another survey that takes between 15 to 30 minutes to do. Now you do the calculations on that. You don't get as many of these types of survey's. They use the hype on getting paid $25 to $75 dollars for 15 minute surveys. NOTICE THE PLURAL IN "SURVEYS" What they don't tell you is that there is more then one survey involved in these. Now calculate from your pre-qualifying survey to the next pre-qualifying survey from the company carrying the product, to the trial and documentation's, to the last survey on these products. Then you receive a check four weeks to six weeks later. Do the math, that's less then minimum wage! Another way to earn money on survey sites, is to refer people over to the sites. Some survey sites will give you a percentage on what the people do after they've reached a curtain amount of points or obtained their first check (refer back to the top of what's involved) You either get a lot of points for this, and only one time and when you reach a curtain amount of points you can exchange it for cash or prizes. (Cash amount is usually $30 before you can cash out- do the math on how many pre-qualifying surveys and the surveys you get, the time involved etc this is what it takes to earn the $30) Other survey sites you complete shorter surveys (5 to 15 minutes) and your entered into sweepstakes or lottery things for prizes or money. "Lottery"-one winner out of all the people doing survey's. If you don't win, you lose your points. I can go on about all the other types of survey's available and what was involved in that if you'd like me to elaborate on it. I do survey's because it does help the marketing on different products and they do use the opinions of what things look like and what not. So I do it for the principle of the matter. Don't do it for money, because you won't make a sufficient amount of money with this or quick money either. You really have to register for a lot of different sites. The paid survey sites offer the same survey's as the non paying ones. You get the same type of prizes and some pay a little more money. Again calculation time. Calculate how much you "paid" into these sites and the time you put into it, (refer back to how the survey's work) and it calculates back to minimum wage. If your doing this to make a living off of, you will be disappointed. But just for some extra cash, it's a good source and like I said, the companies do document the feedback and use it to better advertise their products and in some cases come out with new products based on the input of the surveyors. If you need more money then what you will make from survey's then I would look into a home job. You have a few different options. . Understand that they are minimum wage earnings, so you won't make a sufficient amount of money. But they do pay better then the survey's. After taxes, you will end up making below minimum wage.. Here's a couple URL's you can take a look at and apply. These are call center types of jobs. I can't guarnatee that you'll get the job, home jobs are high in demand because of the gas prices which causes food and everything else to go up, but you can apply. http://apply.westathome.com/ Here's some information on careers at home for other types of home jobs: http://www.homecareerinfo.com/0235/mt If you need more then a minimum wage job, then I suggest you take a look at home based business opportunities. There are plenty of options out there through many different industries. My husband and I have had our home based business in an industry for several years. You make more money having your own business then working for someone else. You have the same income opportunity as a traditional business without all the over head expenses. If you'd like some ideas on home based businesses, I came across this blog on yahoo. I found over half a dozen different industries to take a look at. In which I have friends that have their own businesses and some of these industries and do make a very good income working from home.

Q: Does anyone have any information on legitimate work from home jobs, or companies?
I would like to know If anyone has information on work legitimate work from home companies or jobs. I would like to work from home to spend more time with my family, and to make a comfortable living from home.

A: There are a lot of different things you can do. You need to first figure out they types of things you think you would like to do and be good at. I think really the best are home business and not work from home jobs. I think you really want to build freedom for yourself and a home business can do that and reward your hard work. There are 2 home business I really like that both are low cost to start and if you work at them can pay off big time. You can find out more here: http://tinyurl.com/6xpkcf http://www.doterrahealth.com Good luck in your search!

Q: Are there any work from home jobs that are offered by the government?
I would like to know if there are work at home jobs that are given by the government? Surely there's something out there that people can do from home.

A: Welfare!

Q: If all home jobs are not legititmate? How is a person disabled try to make money at home?
I need to find some type of work ASP. I am financially hurting. I am struggleling very hard. What is there a person to do like me. IF all jobs are not legititmate to do at home? What do I do? This is very stressful. Thank You

A: Hey man...there are jobs that are legit. I have been scammed before but I put together a few programs that will teach you how to earn money online. Check my site out. This should help you out a lot. These are programs that I use to earn money online and it works! http://www.squidoo.com/legitworkathomejob Good Luck!

Q: What are some good stay at home jobs for women?
I am recently divorced, get very little child support for my daughters that live at home with me & I homeschool them. With my current housecleaning jobs I am away from them too much. What are some jobs that I might look in to where I wouldn't have to be away from them right now while they need me?

A: Do yourself a favor and help your family out all the way around.Get a real job such as a receptionist or a sales woman that involves a monday through friday work week and put the children in public schools.Children need to interact with other children their own age and need the education that a single parent cannot give.Please do not take it the wrong way but most parents that try to homeschool children usually have problems with them in later life due to their developments.With you being a single mother and trying to struggle to find work and not spending enough time with the children will only cause greater problems and stress.