Does anyone know a way to make money online at home, really money, please no SCAM!!? -

I m just wanting to make a little extra money to spend, while im looking for a new job. im currently unemployed my friend recommended trying online jobs but i dont know any of them that are real and actually pay ive been researching it and i have signed up with the following listed below and can not seem to make nothing off of them. Anyone have any advice or some websites that you are sure that i will make money off of QUICK! 1. Sendearnings2. projectpayday3. inboxdollars 4. mysurveys5. surveyadventures6. vindale7. pandaresearch and lots of others that i really just cant think of really i cant make anything off of these. Please anything would help you all know xmas is coming fast and so are bills and i also am currently moving next week any help would be great, but please dont waste my time with scams and websites that i cant make money fast enough. Thank you anything helpsSamantha(:

You can only obtain legitimate work from home positions from brick and mortar companies. You want to send your resume out to companies hiring for positions you are qualified for, but include in your resume that you have a home office and you wish to work remotely. Include how you have your home office set up and what equipment you already have in order for you to perform your job. These jobs are just going to advertised as jobs, they would not promote them as work at home because they would hear from too many unqualified people.

Try this site: http://www.propaydays.tk it can make you good money and it��s easy to do. There are no fees and it pays every Friday. You can make as much as $5000 a month using this site just a few hours a day. http://www.propaydays.tk

Since you try so many, why not try all sites? there are so many on this forum. But I bet they are all the same, you make no money from them at all.Sorry, but many people before you try and the same result happens to them.

websites are all scams - only way to make real money is to sell real products or servicessome quick 3-5 days ebay auctions may be the only way to get money in time for Xmas - sell stuff you don;t use/need/want

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I am interested in building strong business credit so that I can obtain financing in my business name alone...? -

You can use this credit monitoring service to pre-estimate future scores for different scenarios of such payments - credit-report-score.10001mb.com

Can they keep querying my invoice? -

I submitted an invoice on the 16th Aug, 6 WEEKS later they came back and asked for more info, i supplied the info they asked for and a MONTH later they came back asking for yet again more info, including my overheads and profits.Can anyone tell me - in the uk:Is there a fixed period in which an invoice can legally be queried or can they keep questioning until the end of time?Can they ask for my overheads and profit?I am a small sole trader and they owe me a critical sum of money, I am having to borrow to stay afloat. If you can help at all it would be much appreciated.

You did the job or supplied the goods at their request - there is a contract and they should pay within a reasonable time.So far as your profit and overheads are concerned it is none of their business - do you think they would give you the same information? These sort of questions get asked as a stalling tactic - I would go straight to court and sue them. If it s less than ��5000 (I think) you can do-it-yourself via the small claims procedure. For more info http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/infoa��For next time I advise that you put a time limit on your invoice Terms strictly 21 days or similar. If yoyu are supplying goods then also stipulatre that they remain your property until they are paid for. That s difficult to enforce especially if they have sold them on but it s worth trying.

Check invoices you receive from others.Notice the riders included informing you of your payment options and time limit for payment expectations.Work a statement like that into your invoices to deter clients from stalling in the future.The current client is probably financially strapped and hoping you will forget the matter. You may need to consult someone for legal advice. Even though you are the business person in the matter the Better Business Bureau or Chamber of Commerce (or equivalent in UK) may be able to advise you.

Can i register a business in a different state from where i live? i live in one state but the next state is...? -

i live in kind of on the border.. in one state but the next state is closer to me than downtown of the state i live in...

It may depend on the state. I believe you have to have a mailing address in the state you plan to register in. But a mailing address could be a box at one of those post office box locations. I doubt you have to be a state resident to get one of those. I would contact the Secretary of State in the state you want to register in and ask this question. They should know the regulations or be able to get the information for you.Good Luck!!

How do I get a Government Grant? -

I want to create a skate park in my city and need a bit more money to do so. where can I go to get a Government Grant?

you can not get a government grant.There is no such thing for individuals, despite what the stupid tv commercials tell you.Your town council MIGHT be able to get some money, but individuals can t.

you would never be allowed to build a skate park on city propertyand they don t give grants to individuals

How and when will i know how valuble my patented idea is? -

i have invented something that may be the talking point of the restaurant world, however its early days and we have already sold a good deal even before i have started to manufacture it, how do you really know how valuble your idea is, do you just sitback and wait for the offers to come in? or is there another way to find outregardsmike

Your idea is as valuable as someone will pay for it =) If you re looking for an actual number, do an analysis like this:Amt. money it will earn or save a company per unit, times number of units required for most efficient utilization, minus 20-40% (their profits); that s the value. Don t have those numbers? When you get an offer ask for the reasoning behind the offer. And ALWAYS make sure you get royalties if you re licensing it. Talk to a patent attorney, they ll be able to help you out and won t steer you wrong (cuz hey, if you don t get paid neither do they =)Good luck!