There are legitimate sites to work from home but your first major red flag should be if there is a cost involved. You re totally right, it shouldn t cost you anything to work. Depending on the type of work you want to do you have lots of options. If you search yahoo for work at home scams you will pretty much be able to identify all of the things to look out for. Don t give your credit card to any website that you do not feel 100% okay with. And, be sure to read the terms of service (most of us never do and it s a huge mistake). Remember there is no such thing as make easy money, hardly any work involved, won t take you any time to complete, with a little training from our program you can... If you see ANY of these on a website, get out of there immediately!!! It s a scam!
Hey, There are plenty of sites where you can make money, but it does not guarantee that you will make money. If you re really interested in working from home online, I would advise you put in some research and find out what will work for you. Some of the way you can do this is by writing bloggs about something you re passionate or knowledgeable about; doing affiliate marketing, selling other peoples services/products online through clickbank or other online marketplaces. If you don t want to invest any money into it then you ll have to invest a lot of your time which would be a good way to learn if you re persistent. Hope that helps,Kuest.
The difference between buying a packet to work from home and asking to work from home and having to pay to do so is easy- The first is a scam, that will have no support, not training, and no one to call when you need an answer to a question. The latter is this- a company needs work at home people so they advertise for it and get say 1000 people. You call, get a little information, and they send you $45 worth of DVD, how to books, and a help desk number worth about $45. The company does that so they are not spending $45000 on 1000 people that might net them two productive workers that make the company $15000 total. Its all about the money.If you are interested in doing something from home that is legit- there is a membership fee, there is free training, free support, more then twenty years of legitimate business, and a couple of awards from the BBB that will support the legitimacy of the company. If you are interested drop me an email, and I will fore ward the contact information to you.Good luck
We can t answer this, we have no idea what yo our skills and education are.If you want a real job apply at real companies that have real openings for your profession. Explain in your cover letter that you want to work at your home office.
