I want to work from home...?

Question

does anyone know how i can go about that? i see a lot of adds, but which ones can i trust?

Answer 1

If you are an accomplished typist - word processor and have recently visited your local city college or university librarian, you can apply as a "certified" graduate typist, earning between $1.50 to $2.00 per page for a master or doctoral thesis. The librarian will provide you with a sample of the typing template (i.e., margin settings, font selection, page set up, etc.) in order to complete these projects. An average weekend income is about $300-$400 for two days work.

Good luck!

Answer 2

99.99% of all "work at home" jobs are SCAMS.

There are a few (very few) legit ones out there so I don't want to say give up looking but keep the above number in mind when you think something might be a scam.

Answer 3

Try http://www.mypowermall.com/biz/home/1476...  Watch the video and see if it fits you.  

Good Luck

Answer 4

Pick up a PHP book and read it all and understand it all. Also do Visual Basic, C++, javascript and then you will know how to use a computer to earn money.

Till then, support yourself by working in your local bar or petrol station.  

Answer 5

If you want to work from home, you want a business that is web-based but is still high-touch, meaning you need to have a people business.  Products will not sell themselves; you need people who will buy them.

The best home-based business to own is one that is web-based, that is affiliated with a debt-free, private company, and over 600+ merchant partners...where you rep millions of products, especially in health, home, and beauty...where you can get world-class mentorship from successful business owners in the industry (practically for free), and where you can duplicate your efforts by franchising to others, therefore creating ongoing income.  If you are in the North American market (U.S. and Canada), check out Quixtar/Amway Global and World Wide Dreambuilders.  

Don't go for businesses that only market one product or product line.  In this economy we're in, you need to diversify.  Our business is truly diversified, with all the different products and services we offer and all the merchant stores we partner with.  Don't go for publicly traded, in-debt, and business that involve binary systems (2 by 2 sponsoring).  Quixtar/Amway Global has the best compensation plan in the history of business.  You've seen the commercials on TV (voice-over by John Tesh).  Tina Turner's concert is sponsored by Amway Global.  YMCA just partnered with Amway Global.  It's not your grandfather's Amway.

Why World Wide Dreambuilders?  Because it boasts a less than 1% divorce rate within the organization, high integrity, and a positive environment for everyone to grow.  Plus, we're the only ones that offer your own personal website that is affordable and links to all the partner stores that Quixtar has a contract with.

My husband and I are in business together, and we work with those two entities; my goal of early retirement (I'm under 30) will come to fruition by the end of this year.  I can have my husband give you more information on how you can earn ~$80K/year or more and get you access to the leaders of WWDB.  Check out our website, www.arcebal.com, to see what your retail website can look like and the products and services available to your customers.

I can't promise you anything, but if you are serious about achieving your financial goals, then contact us on our website, www.arcebal.com > Contact Us.

Answer 6

You can work for me!!.. I am a web deigner and I am looking for somebody to advertise my services and earn 30-40% commission on each. You can really make money fast with this. If you want to try it out just e-mail me at [e-mail]

Answer 7

Alpine Access....i don't know if its .com or .org or .net.....google it.

Answer 8

The least you can do is to trust each and everyone, so long as they don't ask for money nor for your credit card details.

If you want to be a tad more careful still, and can use a search engine, you can do a bit of research on the sites before you join them but the main thing is to never pay anyone, nor give out your CC details or SS number.. The worse that can happen is you get some spam into your email but getting free emails is easy.. for some, so do..

if you are in the USA then this is what was on TV recently

http://www.job--listings.info/work-from-...

A list of good paid surveys sites all free to join:

http://paidsurvey.guidearticles.com/

in there you'll find Greenfield Online, they are well established and worth $400+ millions so I dare say they aren't cowboys!!

another list of paid surveys sites, all known payers and free to join

http://www.paid---survey.com/

hope it works out for you, cheers.

Answer 9

I wanted to work from home to & did for many years then things changed & I worked outside of home. You can look for jobs & probably not find any. The best thing to do is get to know what you are good at & what companies or businesses will pay you to work at home. I now work at home coaching people. I don't know if you are also talented at that but I can coach you at what I do or help you figure out something else. E-mail me if you want like to try coaching.

Answer 10

I don't think you would be able to trust any of the work-at-home ads. Anyone who says any different is probably a spammer. I think the only surefire way to work from from home is to start your own business. Even then, it's really not a sure thing; your business has to be successful, which isn't an easy thing to do. Maybe you could turn your garage into a salon or something. A lot of real estate work is done from home, too, but you still need a nice wardrobe and a nice car and lots of money to get started.

I think your best bet is hitting up office jobs at fairly large corporations, maybe in the fields of data entry or tech dispatch, and ask if they offer stay-at-home jobs while you're doing a real, face-to-face interview with a real employer. If they do, they'll probably want you to show up to work for a few months or so before they let you go home to work.

More and more companies are offering telecommuting jobs because this is the twenty-first century and the technology is good enough to make stay-at-home employees a sensible option. Articles I have read seem to say it's only going to become a lot more common in the future.

(My girlfriend has worked in a cubicle farm for a few years and her employers offered her the choice of staying home. They even offered her a laptop.)

In reality, no one is going to pay you enough to take surveys or pack envelopes. Even if there are legitimate stay-at-home job openings to be found on the internet, I don't think you would be able to pinpoint them through all the spam promising (but failing to deliver) dream jobs.

If you live in a fairly large city, you could hit up a temp agency. If you're a really good worker, you'll probably be asked by someone to go perm sooner or later and maybe that someone has an at-home job available. Maybe you could ask if you could interview for a perm position if you find a place that offers telecommuting.

I just don't think there's an easy way to go about it. I think you need to get out and look.

Answer 11

Hi, my name is Crystal Cain I am a Work-at-home independent business owner with an awesome health discount benefits company named Ameriplan . This company is extremely reputable and been in business for 15 years.They are even members of the US Chamber of Commerce,National Association of Dental Plans,and the Consumer Health Alliance.I get to help people save money with huge discounts on:Medical,Dental,Vision,Prescription,an... Chiropractic care.We even cover hospital visits!Our discounts  allow people to save up to 80% off fees they would normally pay on the services above! It is awesome and it really works.If you are interested in working from home you can become an Ameriplan work-at-home independent business owner,like me.Because we are not an insurance company,you do not have to have a license.It is fun to help people and we get paid very well.

Answer 12

google adwords are the biggest payers out there, I wonder if the naysayers will call them scammers too! lol.