I need a work from home job?

Question

I don t want to pay to join a work from home site because i beleive they are scams, i want a genuine work from home job but i just cant find one, and i dont want to dont avon or kleeneze

Answer 1

I think a lot of money can be made on the Internet.

For example, I joined on CashCrate and filled out some free offers and its going very well. And there are no fees to join. It is totally free.

http://www.*************/index.php?ref=102685

This may not sound like much, but for every person you refer, you get 20% of what they earn. And for every person that one of your referrals refer to CashCrate, you get 10%. It may take some time to build up the number of referrals necessary to make a lot of money, but in time--this could be a great source of income--making money while other people are in a sense, working for you.

And by the way--never join a work at home program that wants you to pay up front. If they were making that much money, they wouldn't need to charge you.

I am not advertising this site. Just answering the question.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

There are next to no jobs of Homeworking and the likes. There are several reasons for this.

Think about it as if you were a company. Would you send your expensive stock to an address that you had no confirmation of existing unless you have time to go there, and you still have no confirmation that they live there or will be there indefinetly, for the prospect that they might perform your task, on time and not just bin it all and split, or bin it all and get more, or take too long, or any other ideas.

Take envelope stuffing:
Leaflets to print cost maybe hundreds or Thousands of pounds, envelopes cost more money, labels more money. All this money that a company would be risking sending to someones house.

Then there is the issue that the private details of the clients of the company is going off a company premises, which as well as being risky is in potential violation of the Data protection act UK 1998 (Private data must be carefully protected by the company, if it is off premises, they loose some of the control of it), still guarantees that the Job will be done.

Lets do Data Entry:
Your a reputable company with a global customer base. Would you send your valuable customer Information to a random house for a stranger to look after. and Proccess it in some way.

Doing that would contravene the Data Protection act 1998 (The data is outwith their control, so could be seen as breaching the Act) and you would have to possibly pay to insure house as a place of Business.

Telesales:
Some Random company offers you a job where you phone a database of numbers trying to offer the products of that company to the General public. Trouble is, when you go to claim your phone expenses, the company has Ceased to be.

These all seem legite on the face, or like good Business ideas, but there are flaws or other reasons that it can’t be possible.

Why not just go and get a job like most normal people, or change your living habits to live within your salary. Or you could start a Business, But thats a different subject.

Answer 4

http://www.wahm.com/

Work at home moms is a legitimate site which finds and lists legitimate work at home possibilities which do not require money to start up.

I am a stay at home mom, and I do several websites that earn me spending money. Nothing fantastic, but $5 here and there is $5 more than I would have had, right?

Pinecone Research pays $5 per survey completed, but only offer you 2-3 survey's per month. You have to find a banner to be able to join, it's not open enrollement, nor is it referral based.

http://www.netwinner.com/?signupcode=gilly2878 Netwinner is a game site, free to join, free to play, and you win points that go towards buying yourself gift cards for places like Best Buy, Game Stop, Wal-Mart, Target, and more. You can also win cash prizes, which are mailed out, I believe, not pay pal'ed. You earn 1000 points instantly for signing up with a referral code (the link already has one in it). No spam email at all, either.

http://www.treasuretrooper.com/161978 Treasure Trooper pays you to sign up at different sites, and what not. I highly recommend using a new email account for just that, because it's spam city.

Judy's Book allows you to review products, businesses and websites, and after you get to a certain level, you earn free gift cards. judysbook.com

Answer 5

Get a blog - write about a topic that you know well. That could be a hobby for example.

Find out all you can about blogging

When your blog becomes popular - sell advertising space

Build a list - write a short report and give it away to encourage people to sign up.

Ask your list what problems they have in your topic area

Write a short report on how to solve the most common problems

Promote it to your list for maybe £5 a copy

Find affiliate products that buyers of your report would be interested in - promote the affiliate products to your list.

What not to do: Do not join any paid survey sites, or Multi Level Marketing Schemes (MLM).

Making money online takes work, do not fall for advertising that promotes "get rich quick schemes"

If you have some competency online, I suggest having a look at
http://www.brewstered.com/projectx

It works, but it takes work. Don't even bother to try it, unless you already have some online marketing experience ...

Answer 6

If you are looking for a genuine business of your own and can afford around 200 pounds for a start up fee then contact [e-mail] and ask about their agent opportunity.

It is not a get rich quick scheme or scam it is a genuine business opportunity in the finance industry, the 200 pounds I mentioned is to obtain a consumer credit licence which is a legal neccessity in that field.

You can earn a very good income from this but I stress that it is your own business and not working as a distributor or dropping catalogues off at 100's of houses!!

As with any business you have to work at it, you can work from home and if you choose visit clients to promote your business (this is the best way to earn more money!)

Hope this helps

Answer 7

There are a few companies that hire customer service reps to work from home in select areas. Pay typically starts at $8/hour and you must have the right computer and phone equipment. Freelance work is also an option if you are more highly skilled.

Answer 8

What are you qualified to do? If you have business skills/office experience/typing etc. then there are several avenues open to you.Advertise in your local paper.Students very often want someone to type up their notes.Are you artistic,can you draw illustrations?Telephone sales?You may find that homework is quite badly paid. Don`t get involved in advertisements offering you fantastic annual earnings, they are almost always `cons`. If they were that good, let`s face it, we would all stay at home and do them. Ask at your local library,they sometimes have lists. Good luck.

Answer 9

Then learn how to sell online yourself and get paid according to what you are worth. Affiliate sales are wide open and product owners are letting us write our own ticket practically.

Any other "JOB" you try online is just going to exploit you and you will end up cursing the Internet as one big scam, when it is really the answer to your prayers if you learn to use it right.

Selling is no longer getting doors slammed in your face, it's learning to solve problems for those who raise their hands and ask for help.

If that sounds like you, let me know.

Answer 10

Smoochy's answer above takes you to an American site that has no contact details other than an email address.

Draw your own conclusions.