Work from Home Jobs, where are they and how do you get hired?

Ignore all the postings for surveys. If you want to work from home, look into mystery shopping or becoming a virtual assistant. You can find those on craigslist or just by looking online.

I already posted an smiliar answer for someone else so I will copy and paste it on here too.

You must be searching from Craigslist and if so, I understand your frustration of back to back jobs asking for 'one-time' fees to pay. But among them all I found a few legitimate ones that actually paid. And it took a whole lot of searching, and I mean a lot.

Also understand that finding a online job is similar to looking for work outside the home, you may or may not hear back from the company again, especially if they are backed with hundreds of other job seekers expressing interests too.

Since you like doing data entry work, try www.keyforcash.com. I used to work there and it's totally free. You can apply but the downside to it is they may have a long waiting list. In the meantime, here are a few websites to start your job hunting:

www.workplacelikehome.com

www.wahm.com

Members are helpful and sometimes post job leads if a company if currently hiring. Plus they provide a list of work at home jobs and saves you the time from searching all day online.

Also checkout Guru- lots of companies will outsource their work to many freelancers and if you market yourself pretty well, you can get a job quick.

Good luck.

they are all scams! if they weren't eveybody would be doing it and we would all be rich! Don't become a victim! There is a new article on msnbc about a new scam involving cashing checks you may want to read as well as what's below.

This is from the Better Business Bureau:

Recognizing a Work at Home Scam

Avoid falling victim to a work at home scam by recognizing the following warning signs in job advertisements:

• Boasts no experience necessary

• Promises easy money and huge part-time earnings

• Promotes having “inside” business information

• Asks you to purchase products or instructions before getting “hired”

Outcomes of a Work at Home Scam

Protect yourself from tempting work-at-home promotions that offer exaggerated benefits by being informed of the outcomes. The outcomes of work at home scams include: a waste of money, time, reputation, and morale.

Victims of work at home scams have reported losses ranging from $10 to $70,000.

This is a very good business opportunity that is legitimate and work for me…(only 1$ to join till end of month)

Regarding gas prices we cannot do much as consumers..

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Good luck

I have been working from home for 4 1/2 years.

It is great to be able to set my own hours and work days, but is still work. If you are serious, send me an email:

r.sionnach@yahoo.com

I can help you get started and give you any advice I can through email (obviously for free)

To many of them are scams looking for your SSN or your credit card numbers, when you research them they have no history. Recently I started working from home, contacting friends and family to check out some great products and just talk to people about them.

I am not a sales person, and don't know a lot of people, even with that I am finding it rather easy to do.

Check it out, and whatever you end up doing- research the heck out of it.

Hi,

There are many opportunities where no investment is required. All you need is skills. If you want to make real money from home you can try some affiliate programs. All you need to do is just start a blog and promote some affiliate products... You can make lots of money through this:)

Real work at home jobs exist. Here are a few

LiveOps

http://www.liveops.com/

Convergys Corporation

http://www.convergysworkathome.com/

Elance

http://www.elance.com/

EyeEarn Network

http://www.ezinfocenter.com/10591513/EE

Here is a good place to find scam free work at home resources

http://virtutel.synthasite.com/

I have just started this site as I am often asked this question.

Hope this helps,

Sarah

The online jobs are scams. Typing papers for other students used to be a good job for college students, but with computers now pretty much every student types their own papers, so that's not available any more.