Are there any legitimate work at home jobs....ie:on-line surveys, rebate processors?

Question

Many of them ask you to pay a fee up front.....this seems odd.....

Answer 1

Scams, every one of them.  They prey on naive folks looking for easy ways to make money without effort or skills.

Do not expect any answers here to give you what you are asking for.

Answer 2

I suggest you start a blog and monetize from it, by ads, referrals, paid blogging opportunities. Its fun and long term opportunity if you actually enjoy it. Doesn't require any money just some time and patience.

you can find all the info here http://start-blogging-for-money.blogspot...

Alternatively you can also earn through online stores like ebay. http://homejobsblog.blogspot.com/2008/08... This is also free to setup and legitimate.

Answer 3

There are legitimate work at home jobs available but you have to be careful of those asking for fees upfront cos' that shows a scam. I've came across this site that do not require any fees payment upfront. You may like to check it up.

http://www.mumworkathome.com

Answer 4

you can work from home as a tupperware consultant.  tupperware provides you a website, you can upgrade for a small fee and then your site will get priority listing in google searches that include your metatags.  you can do fundraisers and/or catalog parties (you drop off or mail the books and they do all the work) and you never have to do anything you don't have time to do or don't want to do.  i set my own hours and work from home and it's all legit.  and amazingly lucrative, you'll do better than you think you will.  what's the worst that could happen if you give it a try?  if it doesn't work out for you there are no strings, you just quit.  but just imagine if it does work out for you.... tupperware directors make over $60,000 a year... just working from home.  

Answer 5

No. This stuff is all done in India.