Has anyone else heard about a work from home job called process at home?

Question

does anyone knows if it really works or if there just trying to rip you off

Answer 1

I'm not sure if this is the same place as what I looked into, but here's what I found when I did some reading on this awhile ago for a friend on the Angela Penbrook rebate deal and immidiatly spoted a flaw in her story.  This is what raised my eyebrow at her "story".  She said she was laid off her job

and went into details of it, the trauma etc.  Then later in her story ran into a man somwhere and he showed her this work opportunity.  Went on how she started and within five months claims that she was able to quit her job working 1-5 hours a day.

The first thing that raised my eyebrow is the fact that you "try it for three months" then you pay? This isn't a job!  A job you get a w2. If you were to own your own business through a company then you'd receive a 1099.  Misleading information here.  What puzzled me also is her saying she lost her job and didn't know how she was going to pay rent, food and for her daughters birthday.  Then to say in another story that she was able to quit her job. Two conflicting stories.The point I'm making is you don't know this person your reading about, go through their story with a fine tooth comb, per say.  The story doesn't match up.  Also here's a check list of things you want to search before getting involved in a company.   Things I tell people that can really help in making sure a company is one to be involved in.

1. Is this a job or a business?  If it's a job, there should be no start up costs, or fees or anything.  You should be paid hourly or salary.  If it's a business your starting, within a business your getting involved in, there would be a start up fee.  What do these fee's cover?  billing for my customers, Inventory, Customer services, Order Entry, Employees, workman's comp, Cross referencing, Licensing, Insurance, paperwork, accounts payables, accounts receivables drop shipping etc.

2. Is this company registered with the BBB?

3. Who is involved with the company?

4. Have they been featured in different magazines?

5. How long have they been in business?  If it's under 5 years your taking a risk.  Did they make the Inc 500 rating in their first five years?

6. Do they have a physical address that you can go to? Check for an address not just a P.O. Box

7. Where are their headquarters?

8. How does the business work?  How do you make money? etc.

So many different things to make sure the company your getting involved in is straight.  If it's a job, you don't pay.  If your partnering up as a business for yourself, then you do.

Here's a blog that I came across that has several different industries that would give you the opportunity to work from home.  It may help you find something like it did me.

http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-eqfAfFMlc...

I hope this helps

Answer 2

Usually these types of jobs are scams.  If anything asks for money upfront before you are hired, then it is a scam.  One of the most popular topics in forums today is the opportunity to work from home.  I have been researching this for a while now.  I enjoy making money online through eHow and other paid posting sites, but that is only a supplemental income for me.  For those who are looking to find a steady work-at-home job, I have compiled a list of resources to get you started.  Be careful of scams out there.  I have not fully researched all of these opportunities, but they seem reputable.  Make sure you never pay a fee to apply for online work.  

AccuTran Global

This company hires transcriptionists that type at least 70 words per minute.

ADS

This company hires transcriptionists that have at least 2 years of experience.  

Alpine Access

Alpine Access hires agents for customer service work.  There is no upfront fee, but employees must pay $35 for a background check after they are hired.  

A Place for Mom

This company hires people to be Eldercare advisors to assist people across the country with finding senior housing for their loved ones.  There is a 3-day training in Seattle, Washington but is a work-from-home job after that.  They provide benefits and business expense reimbursements.  

Arise

You can work from home doing sales, customer service, or technical support.  The pay scale was not listed.

Axion Data

Sometimes this company will accept applications for work from home date entry specialists.  Some projects would be paid per piece.  For example, it might take you 2-4 minutes to complete a form and you would get paid 4-8 cents per form. Other projects are complex, requiring 30-60 minutes per document, with compensation ranging from $5-9 per document.

Balance Your Books

This site is for bookkeepers who want to work from home.  An associates degree in Accounting or equivalent experience is required.  Please see the site for more details on the job requirements.

Bateman & Co.

This company hires telecommuting staff accountants.  CPA and 3 years experience is required.  Please click on the link above for more information.

Brighten Employment

You can earn up to $16 per hour in a telemarketing position with this company.  You can work whatever hours you want between 8:00 am east coast time and 5:00 pm west coast time.

CPG

Continental Promotion Group offers a work-from-home, contract data entry program in Tempe, Arizona only.

Custom Loyalty Concepts

CLC hires phone agents to call clients.  The pay range starts at $8 per hour once training is completed and then you can move up to $10-$12 per hour depending on performance.  They only hire in 26 states which are listed on their website.

Idapted

This company offers a great opportunity to help others learn the English language.  You engage in a conversation in English and perform other exercises for them to practice speaking in English.   The pay will vary by assignment.

LiveOps

LiveOps hires independent contracts to fulfill various assignments.  You can set your own hours and work as often or as little as you want.  The pay range varies by assignment.  There is a $50 background check fee if you are hired.  

Palm Coast Data

Offsite data entry positions for this company are only available to those who are Palm Coast residents living west of the toll bridge.  

SpeakWrite

This is a company that hires online transcriptionists.  Once you are hired and go through the training process, you will be required to purchase a foot pedal to start and stop the recordings while you type.  I believe this is around $75.  Transcriptionists can average $10-$12 per hour or more.  

Tigerfish

This is another company that hires transcriptionists.  You can apply on their website.

West at Home

This company provides work-at-home customer service assignments.  The pay scale is not specified.

Working Solutions

This company hires online agents to perform various assignments.  Pay range varies from $7-$30 per hour depending on the type of assignment and experience required.

There is a lot more, but I didn't want to take up too much space.  You can get the links and more information from the source link below.

Answer 3

You can start with ebay for selling something. This is legit online business. ebay send payment via 'paypal' account so you also need a paypal account. Good luck.

Tips about eBay

http://ecommerce-times.blogspot.com

Answer 4

There is a Home Based Career Center on the website below. Real jobs that you apply for online. Some are in processing.

Medical Transcription is of course included – there is an online guide to becoming a transcriptionist -- but there are other non-health related fields as well.

http://www.MedicalTranscription.com

Answer 5

I have tried so many of these work at home opportunities (and tons of money out the window).  

The bad news is that there are many, many companies out there that are complete scams eagerly waiting to get your money.  The good news is that there are home based businesses out there that are genuinely legitimate.

There are two ways to work at home:

1 - A work at home job - these are usually hard to get and pay very little.  You are still working for someone else and will only make what they want you to make.  It is a job so there will be no up front costs.

2.  A home based business.  If you can find the right one, you will reap the rewards forever.  This is your business just like a brick and mortar business but at a fraction of the cost.  You will usually have to pay an upfront costs ($10-$500).  There is usually a monthly fee to cover websites or other company overhead.  Which is very minimal compared to if you were to have a brick and mortar business (electric, sewer, inventory, etc.).  There are no limits to the amount of money that you can make and the business is usually willable and sellable!

After trying and trying I finally decided on Answer #2.  It seems like I made a career out of failing at home based businesses before I found the right one.  I enjoy helping people make informed decisions about working at home.

I have been very successful at working at home for several years now.  It is something that you have to put your mind to and be determined to succeed not matter what.  There are many naysayers and negative people out there.  You just have to put the blinders on and go full speed ahead with whatever you choose to do.

Feel free to email me and we can discuss this further (I promise I won't try to sell you anything : )