Please comment on all of these work at home ads/surveys?

Question

I have printed all the GMA sites that they guarantee that all are legit business opportunities and most I have found are AGAIN, just scam! I also went to HomeJobStop(which is the best organized) but again so many are just scams, you waste your time to get no pay! I did sign up for on-line juror.com and have received two questionnaires that I participated in and was paid $175 for each. That was really interesting and pd.well but not many in my county so I can't really make a living on them. Everyone has a scam going it seems and so many want you to visit their websites so they can get referral and again, most lead no where! I am very disappointed that Tory Johnson from Good Morning America has made a reputation on the guru of solid based home jobs that anyone can do, but again, I have done much research and find that she mainly wants you to sign up for hourly consultation or buy one of many of her books! I have found zero on her website that have been useful. Any suggestions? Thanks

Thanks for responding but I have been to all of the sites mentioned and don't like any of them. I'm not looking for prizes, coupons, or entries into a sweepstakes! I will continue with on-line juror...they do pay quite well, they just don't have that many in my area..wish they did!

Answer 1

Try the Business Opportunity Search Engine

Your results from the community powered Business Opportunity Search Engine are much more focused than a general search engine and they will continue to learn and adapt, anonymously and automatically, based on the search behavior of every search you request. http://www.businessopportunitysearchengine.com

Answer 2

Ha! Now how are they supposed to guarantee anything? Any scammy site can write "I guarantee this will work!"

I'm surprized to hear you got paid $175 for a survey. Most surveys I take pay $0.50 to $15. The highest I've ever been offered for a survey is $35, and I've been doing this for over 3 years and am signed up with a heap of sites.

OK...with that in mind, if you want to take surveys here are some tips on how to avoid scams:

http://www.windhavenweb.com/surveys/avoidscams.html

And yep, if you go to the other part of my site I've listed places I've been paid and some of them offer referral commissions--which I gladly take advantage of, because...why not? I feel like as long as I'm promoting something I take part in myself and am honest about my experience with it, I don't feel there's anything wrong with doing that.

Seriously though, the tips on avoiding scams are good and will save you some grief. And if you are trying to get rich off this, take my advice and quit now--cause if you want more than pizza money out of this you're going to be dissapointed.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I believe that any company that asks for upfront or initial payment/deposit for work at home jobs is likely to be a scam. There are a few legitimate companies who don't ask you for any kind of advance fee for offering you a work from home job.If you are interested in a home based job,many companies like LiveOps,Alpine Access, WorkathomeAgent,employ home based callers to answer phone calls for them.More information at http://www.pcworkathome.net/customerserviceworkfromhome.html

Answer 5

Hi,
You should try this survey.It's FREE and legitimate.No credit card is required.You can make up to $150 per hour.Check it out here:
http://ourfreestuff.net/z/7062/CD1737