Too many sites want you to make a purchase of their information.  Aren't there companies out there that actually hire people to typing/data entry online?
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If you go to www.wahm.com there are plenty of legitimate work at home positions advertised there- both on the left side of the page and also in their msg boards, where you can also chat with others about different companies that hire at home workers.
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I don't think you would want to chance something as important as your business to a random web page.  I would look into a recruiting firm in the areas you are looking to place people and give them a description of what you need.  Not only will you get prequalified applicants, you usually get a guarantee on the placement (ie. if you are not satisfied, they will place another person until you are).
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It's a good idea in theory. Especially for workers who are trying to remember their employment history for applications and resume's. I run into folks all the time who have misplaced their tax forms or forgotten an employer. It would help with not only that issue, but also what you have stated. However, it would cost a lot to set up and keep maintained. How would you ensure accuracy? What if an employer didn't report and it messed up someone's credit or chance at a job? What if an employee didn't report properly because they didn't want anyone to know about a job that lasted 2 months and they got fired? The accurate reporting would be an issue, as well as the safety and security of the database. Anything can be hacked.
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Don't bother, they are all scams.  You won't make any money doing this let alone an income.  You are better off looking at work from home jobs such as typing, research, ebay, etc.\n\nIts all a scam, and you will spend more money that you will make, and your PC will get infected with spyware as you hit those sites.
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i AM a web researcher for a great research company! we go to a selected website and request the infromation that has been given to us for the day once we recieve that information we send it to our company, and they take it and pay you for what you did!
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Yes there are legitimate data entry companies that don't ask for any money and pay you!... To be helpful, check out the link below (scroll down till you find "data entry") remember just be consistent, put in the time and effort and you can make a good monthly income from doing "data entry" and most important of all..just don't expect to be a billionaire overnight!
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Thank you for the information i will check it out but as far as there pay services I do not deal with any online company that has their information hidden when doing a DNS lookup of the domain name (Go Daddy). Myself I use Equifax Eport which cost me about $4 a lookup after I use my monthly quota of 25. I do collections/Repos for a Rent to Own company and need a reliable service.
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Metatags and keywords are hardly used by search engines these days to index/find sites for listings.  There might be a couple small ones, but for the most part, that's old school.  I personally wouldn't make the effort...
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you cant they can fill out donald duck on the entry info if they want, sorry untraceable
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do you want it for commercial use ? I don't think it is an easy job " nothing is impossible though" . but How about a search engine portal ? its like your share of a search engine that is already established ,if you like the idea see : http://www.bigdaddypays.com/gosearchit
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Yes you most definitly can, those search engines have all your information as soon as you type in that url.\nMy advice is to get you some good protection against stuff like that. You can get various stuff to protect your computer from giving out to much info
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It sure as hell looks fishy.  It may not be a scam, in where they are trying to steal your money, but the idea that you can make $1,000/day doing data entry is ludicrous.  That would correspond to a pay of about $125/hour, and commercial data entry operators make somewhere around $10-25/hour.\n\nOh wait.. I read further.. they ARE trying to take your money.  Scam definitely.  You might make a few dollars if it's somewhat legit, but they get your $97.00 up front.
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google.com  then put in your info.
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hmmm i beleive that one is areputable site but..... you have to pay an initial entry fee...like 98 bucks or something they have to know that your serious about the job ...hmmm i beleive they rreimburese it later on ...
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A website that actually employs people to work from home via the internet for various companies - I mean not like Monster and other find a job sites -but an actual place to get employed from all online jobs so you dont have to do months and months of searching for an online job that is legitimate and ones that offer flexible hours - It would be like the Internet Employment Office ( kinda like you local employment office but exclussively for online jobs and they would work with you till they found you the right online job and all of this would be free of charge - This would be wonderful and I think its only a matter of time before just about everyone is working at home via online !!!! So this is a much needed service don'tcha think - Unless I'm just un-informed I dont think it already exsists -though I wish it did
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Some are scams, but not all. Still, you should be able to find work, even from home, without having to pay if you really look.  \n\nFor instance, I am a Virtual Assistant.  I run my own home based business and it works out great!  I would encourage anyone with strong administrative skills who is a self starter to consider that option.
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As a rough rule of thumb, if a company wants to charge you for the privilege of registering / working for them, they are not legitimate!\n\nIf I was you I would avoid them, and save yourself the $29.98!