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I'm looking for a real "work at home job" from a company that isn't a scam or con. Can anyone help me? |
I'm looking for a real "work at home job" from a company that isn't a scam or con. Can anyone help me? Work At Home really means learning to earn from home. You must have a product to offer someone, a way to market your product and pretty much "Start Your Own Business". If you are a blogger and have ppc advertisements or products on your site to offer visitors, I found http://www.googletrend.info/ to help bring traffic to your blog using hot topics and hot search trends. There is no such thing as a work from home job unless you are starting your own business. All these work from home jobs on the internet are selling products using web sites or using the internet to get visitors and blah blah blah. This is something you can do with having to pay for a book online to learn. Just start an online web site, look for a link on a web site that says "affiliate"... sell or offer there product, if you get a sale, customer, lead or other affiliate offers, you make commission. If you have $3000 USD to start with... forex and currency trading is an excellent option. Why not look into forex day trading? http://www.newcreditpro.info/finance/for... Source(s): http://www.newcreditpro.info/ http://www.googletrend.info Most companies don't hire people to work from home. As good stable employees prove themselves, they may be given the opportunity to work from home some or all of the time. If medical issues arise and they can still do their job, they might be allowed to do so from home. It would be very rare for a company to hire you and expect you to work from home with little or no training or supervision. 98% of work from home jobs are scams!!! Don't pay attention to the people on here who are trying to Scam you. Work-at-Home ads/surveys/Mystery Shopper/stuffing envelopes/data entry/typing/get paid to read emails/view ads/assembling stuff usually don't pay off. Be especially wary of ads that promise huge annual salaries; they often require expensive upfront fees with no guarantee. You risk losing your money and wasting a lot of time and energy. http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/inve... http://www.bbb.org/alerts/article.asp?id... Yes! Research the company thoroughly and don't even consider it unless there is a money back guarantee. I had to learn the hard way but after years of searching I finally settled down with a company I will be with for the rest of my life. Jennifer Kimberly if you want ascam free job e-mail hammo0436@yahoo.com noel Hope these job websites can help you. http://hotjobs.yahoo.com http://www.craigslist.org http://www.usejob.com |
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