Work From Your Home!

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It really depends on what sort of skills you have. My dad has a computer and basically makes a very tough living (it is hard work) working from home. He does all this fancy IT stuff and designing and trying to win audit contracts etc. He does it. You pretty much have to work for yourself if you wanna work at home.

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Think of your skills, what can you offer? Browse the Craigs List classifieds., lots of scams, but some actual good jobs. I’ve been looking on and off for a long time and got lucky last week.

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Just watch for scams – if anyone is asking you for upfront money -. Even if its only $20 -

STAY AWAY

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I would think that if you put an ad in the newspaper you would find a lot of people looking for opportunities to work from home.
Do you think that people don’t answer such ads because they think it’s just too good to be true. You’d have to find a way to convince them that this opportunity is for real.

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Hi,

There are a few genuine online jobs. But you should be aware of scamsters on internet. Don’t pay anything upfront to get an offer. Check out http://homebiz.businessinfoguide.info for some useful info and tips on finding a suitable online job for you. Good luck.

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So far all i have located are scams, if i come across anything i will let you know

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You do not need to pay to work from home, you can work from home for free at this site http://makemoneyonline-4-free.blogspot.com/
just by doing survey or other simple stuff. And the best thing is you can stay home with your daughter.

Best Wishes

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Hi!

I work from home for few years now. The company is legit and has been on the market since 1999. They pay me every time – no issues! You can start for free and work whenever you have time.

But, if you decide to work from your home (online), you need somebody to show you what do you have to do, otherwise u will do too many unnecessary things.

I started on my own, and I was not making any progress for quite a while.

Anyway than I joined this program and I got really good sponsor. He showed me everything I needed to know. And now, I’m passing it forward… http://www.globaldomainsbiz.org

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Yes. There are about a million – legitimate -suggestions to this on Yahoo Answers, which is your question. It would be redundant to repost everything here.

Mixed into each one of these answers are some of the same folks who are trying to get you to spend money. The scam is basically that they stay at home, looking for folks like you to pay them money to work at home, then, you do the same.

Good luck!

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Hi there! I might be able to help a bit. I just added dropshipping to my site. All items are 40% off retail prices for resellers. You can find some of the info here

http://www.myitgifts.net/servlet/the-template/faq/Page

You must email dropship@myitgifts.net and sign up. There is no hidden fees! Free service! Good luck to you on what you choose!

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Tell him sweetly that you have a pile of invoices to type (or whatever you do) and ask if you can call him later to set up a good day to meet for lunch.

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Child care is a huge demand these days. It would be a great

choice for you, if you were up to looking after other people’s

kids for a few hours every week. It brings in extra money and you

can stay home wit.h your child. You don’t sell anything either.

And parents would jump all over the teacher fact too.

I would suggest, however, that if you were to jump that route, to

take a Preparation to Home Child Care course, usually offered at

a local child development centre or child drop-in centre, and to

also have a written contract to protect yourself, the parents,

and the children in your care. As a liability, add liability to

your home insurance. That way if a child were to be injured, and

the parents sue, you don’t pay a ton of money.

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I work FT from home as a technical writer. I’ve known others who have their own online business or sell stuff on eBay. You can also do web design, or work for the search engine, chacha.com. Some publishers will pay you $3-$5 per page to edit a manuscript.

Check out the work-at-home-mom’s website, http://www.wahm.com for ideas and leads.

Good luck!

Edit: Angel, you can do a search for “freelance manuscript editing” and get a bunch of online companies that frequently hire freelance editors. Check out this site for starters: http://www.councilscienceeditors.org/jobbank/position_available.cfm

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Here are my suggestions on finding a legitimate opportunity that’s right for YOU:

- Set your financial goals — Are you just looking for extra income or a potential full-time income? How long (and hard) are you willing to work to meet your goal?

- Determine if you are looking for a JOB or a BUSINESS — there is a distinct difference between the two and you want to focus your energies appropriately for the best results.

- If looking for a JOB, what are your marketable skills and previous experiences? If you are looking for a BUSINESS, go with your passions, things that interest and motivate you the most. Build a list and use that to begin your search. General rule of thumb: Never pay for a job (businesses, on the other hand, usually involve some expenses).

- Review your budget — know ahead of time what you are willing and able to invest into your business, including start-up costs and ongoing maintenance and promotion.

- Find a rep to contact, check out their websites, ask questions, do your own independent research.

- I personally also check out a company’s status and consumer feedback on www.bbb.org and www.ripoffreport.com

Hope this info helps, best wishes on your search…

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I’ve setup a website which describes the best methods to find a real work from home job. I only include links to genuine websites for data entry and work at home jobs.

If you need any more help please send me a private message on yahoo.

Http://working-from-home-ireland.blogspot.com/

Others I’ve found which have been very useful:

http://www.elance.com/p/landing/provider.html (Data entry and home office type jobs)

http://dataentry-jobsearch.blogspot.com/

http://www.guru.com/pro/index.aspx (mainly IT and Admin jobs)

http://my-data-entry.blogspot.com/

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Another legitimate Work at Home company is LiveOps.com.
I am in the process of certification with the company. You are basically taking orders for people who call you, wishing to order items from informercials and the like. It has been featured on many TV shows and magazines. Go to LiveOps.com for more information.

FYI, it took almost 2 months from them to get back to me, from the time I submitted my application, to actually hearing from them. Also, if they contact you and are planning on hiring you, you are required to send in a $30 background check fee. This is because customers will be giving you their private information and credit card numbers. However, in most cases, you never want to pay ANY fees for a work at home job. LiveOps will only ask you for this fee after they have approved your application and voice test, and would like to hire you. Good Luck.

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Child care is a huge demand these days. It would be a great choice for you, if you were up to looking after other people’s kids for a few hours every week. It brings in extra money and you can stay home with your child. You don’t sell anything either. And parents would jump all over the teacher fact too.

I would suggest, however, that if you were to jump that route, to take a Preparation to Home Child Care course, usually offered at a local child development centre or child drop-in centre, and to also have a written contract to protect yourself, the parents, and the children in your care. As a liability, add liability to your home insurance. That way if a child were to be injured, and the parents sue, you don’t pay a ton of money.

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Regular jobs involving computers or phones (telecommuting);
some are assembly/piecework.

What are some legitimate work-from-home on the computer jobs?

They range from:
sales, Information Technology support, medical coding & billing, transcription, mailings, “crafts” or other piecework assembly

Both larger and smaller companies are trying to decrease costs and overhead
by having you provide your own “office” and materials/supplies
provided they have a way to supervise the quality and quantity of your work

When answering,
can you explain how you know this is a real job and not a scam?

Red flags:
- if they ask you for any “up front” money
- if they ask for any information normally not on an employment application,
for instance your bank account or credit card information
- if it sounds too good to be true

Be careful,
many are scamming their “worker”s with low wages, up front fees, etc.

Some others scam their “customer”
sometimes leaving the “worker” on the hook legally
(when the authorities show up and close the operations down and start arresting people -
be very cautious about many “international” operations).
For instance, telephone boiler room operations selling products/services.

Research the product or service,
and be careful if you do not believe in it personally.

Figure out what you need to do in order to make a certain amount of money
and how they will judge your performance and compensate you for your work.

Most do not pay very well unless you are able to work independently and quickly.
I did transcription, typing, etc. In college for a penny a character,
I was very quick – so it paid well.

Many promise you can make “up to”
be realistic and figure out how hard you are likely to work
and what you are likely to make in return.

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I found a website which retails but also wholesale’s all of there products http://www.ezo3.com they are aussie and legit (but post worldwide) you can buy cheap from them and re-sell on. It’s an excellent way to start your own business and make excellent money.

Price’s are cheaper than any developing countries prices NO JOKE ( the chinese, bali, etc). I have been in business for a long time, they are the cheapest, very trustfull, and price’s are UNBEATABLE.!

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I work with accountants and they work long shifts, and then take work home. The only time they get to work a full day from home is if they stayed insanely late the day prior. All of this depends on the company that you will be working for.

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Start selling your unwanted stuff on ebay. When you get the hang of it you can offer to sell other people’s unwanted stuff on ebay.
All you need from them is what they would want to get for it, (when you are good you will tell them what they will get for it) take a photo of it then when it sells, go there, pay them the money keeping your cut then post the item off.

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It’s usually required that you have 3 years of on-the-job experience as a coder to work at home.