i have sent for info on this many times in the past they always want you to send them money or they are selling mailing list its a scam thats been around forever dont fall for it
2007-02-17 07:05:28
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answered by dixie58 7
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"Work from home jobs" are almost non-existent. Adverts for envelope stuffing/addressing, data entry work, and home-based telesales etc. are 99% scams.
The only way you can make money working from home is by working for yourself. You might like to check out the following idea.
You can make money three different ways, selling reports on the Internet...
The first way is to obtain a report with resale rights. This means you can sell it over and over again. Check out:
http://www.hiphil.net/7secrets.html
The second way is to write about what you already know, for example if you are a stay-at-home mom, then maybe you could write a report about some aspect of child care, or how you coped with breast feeding. Or if you have quit smoking, then write about the strategies you used to give it up. If you are a dog or cat lover, you could write a report on pet care.
The third way is to find out what people want to know about, for example what questions do people ask on your favorite forums?
Do some research (this is very simple using the Internet) to find answers to the questions people ask, and solutions to their problems.
Then compile your findings into a report.
Creating a report might sound difficult, but if you can use a computer, then you can produce a report. You can download free word processing software here:
http://www.easyofficesuite.com/
This software enables you to produce a report in industry standard Portable Document Format (PDF).
A typical report need only be about 30 pages long.
Find more information on how to create and make money from your own report here:
http://www.hiphil.net/7secrets.html
2007-02-18 10:21:50
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answered by Ian Philip 2
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Yes this is true. Don't answer an adveritsement though. Go to a realestate company, mortgage company or local real state investment group and offer up your services. I routinely pay someone .20 per envelope
2007-02-17 17:12:13
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answered by batwanda 4
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I have a better one, you don't have to even buy stamps or envelopes. E-mail me, key on my icon and ask for business deal.
2007-02-17 15:05:14
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answered by whatevit 5
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