Are there real jobs working online at home?

Question

Hey. I look on this site almost everyday, many time 10-20 times, but i still haven't found what i'm looking for so, maybe someone out there can help me..

I want to find a job working on-line that isn't a scam, and a site you dont have to pay to work for.. Is there any such thing or are they just all scams?? I really want to work from home i have so much free time since my boyfriend is at work all day.. I can't find a job in my area because i don't want to work for $5-$7 and hour.. Plus i dont drive so its difficult for me to find any work..

Someone PLEASE HELP ME!!!

Answer 1

Yes there is real work online and most of them are online businesses which require a small investment and hard work. The reason a lot of people feel they have gotten scammed is because they aren't willing to put in the hard work to run an online business.

Answer 2

I know what you mean I understand that working for low wages isn't enough to buy gas. Perhaps I have the perfect solution for you and your boyfriend. Do you ever look at business ideas? If yes, than I know a way you could earn income, would you want to hear it? How about you log on to my website and take look? Or your could log on to this other opportunities.

Answer 3

What can you *do*? Legitimate home-based online work is *skills-based*. How fast can you type? Do you have professional editing experience? Are you a certified professional translator? Do you have design experience (web sites, databases, brochures, etc.)? Do you have any professional certifications? How fast can you type? What administrative assistant experience do you have? What is your undergrad degree in? If you don't have positive answers to these questions, forget working at home: people who work from home online successfully are established professionals in their field, and have many contacts with various employers who trust in their work.

If you want to get certification through, say, the International Virtual Assistants Association (IVAA), note that their standards are rather high; it's not for unskilled people:

http://www.ivaa.org/

Otherwise, as an unskilled person, you have two options: make a flyer and walk around your neighborhood distributing it, offering your services as a pet sitter/dog walker, child care, cooking, cleaning and/or light yard work, doing other people's laundry, etc. Or, get your resume together, get someone to proofread it, get it printed out on nice paper, and walk around or ride your bike around your neighborhood or a business area that's easy for you to get to, and start knocking on doors, asking if different businesses are hiring and if you could fill out an application.  

Answer 4

Actuallly there is. But there is a membership fee of $40.00. They ship the products for free to your customers, under your business name. I believe it's called SBM, if memory serves me correctly. They usually have an infomercial late at night.  I truly hope this helps you. Good luck and God Bless!

Answer 5

There are many types of online jobs that you can try .  You can have a list of all possible ways to earn online from  http://www.paidonline.we.bs  

Answer 6

There are few ways though:

1. Built a website or blog on your niche and share it on the internet. Then, earn money using affiliate marketing (sell people's products or services). You can also use Google Adsense to earn money with your blog or website. Not only that, you can sell your website or blog's space for advertisement.

2. Join forums and get some jobs like writing a reviews for other people's products; write an article; and many other opportunities.

3. Open an Ebay account and start selling things.

You don't have to pay to make money online. It is always free unless you want to have your own website. For beginner, it is always good to use Hubpages or Squidoo to share your niches online. Meantime, introduce affiliate marketing in you post.