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I live in the caribbean and is looking for a free internet job either data entry or customer service?

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Here is a warning about data entry work. Every year, millions of people around the world look for work at home business opportunities. The simple answer is "yes", you can work at home, but don't turn your dreams into nightmares. Read and understand a few basic facts before you start.

This may not be the best answer, but it would keep you out of trouble! Home or away workers and victims are hereby advised to comply with the laws and help law enforcement agencies to trace the criminals. All businesses must comply with the laws related to doing business at home, or away. Sadly, there are not many genuine work from home or Internet business opportunities. You may learn to avoid costly but useless ebooks, and earn almost nothing. So, the decision is entirely yours.

You may like to know that according to a recent tyneham survey, there are over 15,000,000 online business opportunities in 2007. More than 99.9% of them are parasites who tell victims what they want to hear about becoming rich to retire early. So, look out for online scams, frauds and crimes. Please read, print, save and pass on this real alert to warn others before this gets deleted:

One former home worker recently asked: "What happens to people charged with forgery thats been scammed over the internet? I was working over the internet and thought I had a great at home job but was scammed and got blamed for it".

Let this be a lesson to all other data entry or home workers and their recruiters. Crime is a serious offence. You may have to repay what you earned from the scams, face up to ten years in prison and/or pay big penalty/fines. More than 99.9% of the work from home schemes and plans fail to generate less than US $100 income in a month. Is that worth taking the risk? Would that make you rich?

Internet fraud remains a growth industry for criminals. There were nearly 12 million phishing emails sent every day in 2007, trying to fool computer users into handing over sensitive personal information, username, password, bank and card details etc.

Readers may send the following tyneham author profile/blog link http://www.squidoo.com/tyneham to their local, professional and trade publishers and broadcasters. They may or may not decide to expose the crimes, frauds and scams. Readers may also provide these links on their own websites to help alerts potential victims. Email tyneham to help expose the crimes, fraudsters and scams.
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You need an excellent command of the English language,as many jobs require you to communicate effectively with a wide variety of customers.
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