What is the best way to find a LEGITIMATE work from home job?
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http://www.wahm.com/
http://www.workplacelikehome.com
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However, companies that are involved in helping you, the worker, find the employer are going to want a cut. That's only fair, because they're doing some work that benefits you - just stick to the guys and gals who take the cut from your pay, not up front.
We also, of course, have to be careful about check-cashing scams. They're touted as easy, work-from-home jobs that anyone can do. You just cash checks and wire money overseas, after all. They're definitely scams, and, unfortunately, some people fall for them. It's best to avoid that altogether, of course.
Now, as for legitimate job listings:
If you're into writing, editing, illustrating, programming, et cetera, there is a wide variety of postings at Elance - a large site for freelancers and potential employers to get together.
There are also Internet forums where users - often stay-at-home parents, but not always - discuss various work-from-home opportunities. One such forum that I found is at WhyDoWork.com. You don't have to pay them to join the forum, and you can browse without even registering. This is an easy way to find out what other people have already tried; ask questions if you aren't sure about something; keep up-to-date on which jobs are actually scams, et cetera.
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M$oh yeah your job will be to answer people's questions as they come in.
people text this answering service and you answer the questions as they come in. very addictive and fun.
It's a question/answer service.
http://chacha.com/
also
kgb.com
which is basically the same except you have scheduled hours that you pick. each week. while chacha.com you can work as much or as little as you want. very cool and fun. you should try it :)
kgb.com
chacha.com
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Thanks for the suggestions. Can you tell me how easy it is to make money with these services compared to each other and compared to Mahalo?
Sure, It's super easy. They train you so you'll know exactly where to go on their site. They have a special area where you can look up answers which makes it easier for you. You have to use Firefox as your browser when you're working because they give you a tool bar to install so you can site your work more easily. You'll get paid once a month when earnings total 60$ the previous month. So, if you earned 65$ in Jan. you would get paid Feb. If what you earn is less than $60 than they will accumulate it with the coming month. So, if you earned $55 January you would get it together with your Feb. earnings in March. Pay is per answer ranging from $.05 to $.10 and payments are made by direct deposit. If you're curious what kind of questions you'll be getting you can go on the website and they'll have question that are being asked live. Most are easy, some are funny. The nice thing is you can put a little personality into the answers. Chacha is free if you have unlimited texting so I would recommend that one. Check out the sites.
I really like that with Chacha you can work whenever you want as much as you want. You also don't have to compete for best answers like here in Mahalo Answer.
you can sell photos on stock photo webites like fotolia.com,dreamstime.com,shareapic.net,ziddu.com and crestock.com.
you can try gpt sites like dollarpit,cashcow,simplegpt and coastercash...these gpt sites you can earn money by completing offers,surveys,clicking ads and trying free products.
you can try articles and blogging which is really worth more...articles sites like demandstudio,helium and associated content...there many ways to earn online.
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Why don't you give a chance to something like Creative Writing or Proof-Reading? You'll find those jobs on most freelancing sites, and they're usually for a few articles. That means you get to read some interesting stuff (not always though :) and it won't take up too much of your time. In fact, it could be ideally suited for the fifteen minutes to half hour breaks you may have say, between flights.
You can pace yourslef with these kind of projects, and they pay well too! If you're interested, kindly have a look at one of my earlier answers here:
http://www.mahalo.com/answers/graphic-design/how-to-start-selling-my-services-for-photo-improvements-and-fixes-to-consumers-using-my-photoshop-skills
... where I have outlined some freelancing sites in brief. Hope this info helps you in your endeavor. Good Luck!
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NEVER FEES , JUST SIGN UP AND START WORKING ONLINE
http://www.freewebs.com/lwelch
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http://www.mahalo.com/answers/jobs/does-anybody-know-of-any-honest-profitable-workhome-opportunities
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http://theworkfromhomemom.blogspot.com/
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Freelancers are usually people who work in:
- Computer Programming
- Graphic Design
- Consulting
- Law
- Copywriters
If you work on one of these areas, just find job sites where you can post your own ad, and advertise your skills as a freelancer, or look for freelance postings.
Some companies are also open to the possibility of working from home, even if they ask for "normal" schedules. So don't put off applying to a regular job, but in your answer state that you would be interested in working from home. Maybe you can present a more competitive reply and be selected (you could for example ask for less money because you don't have to do the daily comute to work).
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