I am looking for a real stay at home job. Seems like everytime i look they are all fake! HELP?

Question

I am looking for a real stay at home job. One that want fake you out. Something I can do on the computer and be able to still spend time with my son1 Can anyone help?

Answer 1

there are several but I am giving you the best option.

heard of " At home customer care representatives jobs". There are so many companies that pays you to take inbound/outbound call. Alpineaccess, West, Arise, Teletech, VoiceLog, Willow, O'currance, Connect Plus and many more companies hire you to work from home. You can earn $10 to $15 per hour from comfort of your home. You need to have computer and high speed internet connection with a headset.

List of legitimate virtual call center companies is given on http://workathomedesk.com/directory/virtual-call-centre-jobs.htm

Answer 2

There are scams be careful.

Are you good at anything (crafts, tutoring, possible childcare?)

I think your best bet is to do network marketing for example you buy a product and love it and tell a friend. They (friends, family and then strangers) buy it from you and in time you build a client base (at home) and build a team who sell under you too - you make a % on all sales and your teams sales.
Everyone says "oh I can't sell" you would be surprised.
If you find a product that works and or find an item not everyone else is doing you will thrive.

Answer 3

The most likely area to find real stay at home work is in an area you have already worked in, and maybe for an employer you've already worked for, if the work can reasonably be done anywhere.

The "pop on the Internet and make hundreds of dollars a week" ads are pretty much all scams.

Have you considered babysitting in your home for other moms who are working outside the home? That might be one thought.

Answer 4

My sister's downstairs neighbor is a court transcriptionist and a coworkers wife transcribes medical records from doctor's recordings. Both work at home, full time, and in fact my sister's neighbor had more work than she could handle and hired helpers. She was eventually evicted for running a commercial business from a residential apartment, but I guess that's proof that business was good. I don't know it you need special programs to do this, or if you need training to become certified, but you might want to check out these options.

Answer 5

All of them that I have seen advertised on the Internet are fake. The only people with successful stay at home jobs I know of do two things, 1) straighten out other peoples medical insurance bills, argue with hospitals, insurance companies, etc. or 2) proof read and type term papers for local college students, books for local authors, medical transcribers for local doctors, etc. But you must be very detail oriented, knowing when to "dot each i and cross each t." Since in you question you wrote "One that want fake you out..." you wrote want instead of won't. You also put "son1" instead of "son. (period)." Not a good sign you are suitable for this type of work.

Answer 6

I too am looking for the same thing. It is very difficult to find anything. It's either a bunch of surveys with no real way to make a decent paycheck or they are scams asking for an initial fee to cheat you out of. Try workat home agent.com. or working solutions .com

Answer 7

1 800 868 5811
Worth a try. $35 set up fee. I have yet to try it. Mayber later. Not sure its a pyramid scheme. You sell the most best amazing vitamin in the world and a few other products. They are supposed to set up your own website. Listen all the way thru and maybe record the recording you listen to.

Answer 8

Why not try a direct sales company Jolica has beautiful products and they sale themselves. I am the only consultant in my state and I am doing great! Check out my website at www.jolica.com/zandra.castillo for info.

Answer 9

I HIGHLY recommend pureromance.com!