oranges311 asked:
i am going to be starting college in january and i would like to have a work at home job. i have been doing some research and cant find anything that i would trust or that seems like i can make enough money to make it worth my while. Since my own research hasnt turned up much of anything i was also wondering if anyone knew of a different job where they have flexible scheduling and a good environment. thanks
money is tight right now. are there free ones?
Tags: Work at Homei am going to be starting college in january and i would like to have a work at home job. i have been doing some research and cant find anything that i would trust or that seems like i can make enough money to make it worth my while. Since my own research hasnt turned up much of anything i was also wondering if anyone knew of a different job where they have flexible scheduling and a good environment. thanks
money is tight right now. are there free ones?
I have been looking for years for legitimate work at home opportunities. The funny thing is not everything works for everybody. There are a lot of scams out there, but even scams work for some people for a little while if they can work the system. The best resource I have found is the forums at WAHM.com they list some legit companies that people are using to work at home. The other resource I have found is ripoffreport.com. Great for cross referencing the info you find on the net. Most people think that working at home is a get rich quick scheme, in reality you actually have to work. Most legit work at home business out there require telemarketing, or selling branded items such as candles or teddy bears, and there is always physicic readings, or dare I say phone sex. The point is there are legit companies, most do not pay very well because you are working part time because you are either a stay at home mom or dad, or a student. One of the best things I have done to make a little extra money is sell stuff on ebay. I will scan the internet and local stores for really good deals and then turn around and auction the stuff of. Check out mpire.com for researching how you should list your items for sale. Hope this helps. Good Luck.