If so, who do you do it through and would u recommend it? How does it work and what's the pay like? I was thinking of doing something like that. I just know a lot of it are scams. I need to be able to do it in Australia.
200581
That is a scam. They get you to pay money and then they give you worthless advice. There are machines that stuff envelopes for a lot less than human beings do it.
379128
The only people making money on this are the people who put the scheme together.  It's a scam.  Not even a particularly clever scam.  You WILL loose money.  It is also illegal in the US.
220988
I have been looking for sometime, now and I cannot seem to find anything legit.  It seems that you have to work for a place 1st and then negotiate working from home-which does not really help us now, does it?\n\n\nI totally wish you luck-like I said, I have been looking.  Did you try the craigslist.com for your area?? it didnt do me any good (at least not yet) but maybe you might find something!
59070
most of them are scams...if the job is offered but an upfront fee is required/requested...it is a scamm..you can stuff envelopes till the cows come home and what will you end up with ? not money, just a pile of stuffed envelopes-
159430
I'm an independent agent with that company. I did not join for them or for the guy who recruited me. I join for myself because I want to build something great for myself, which you normally can't do at a regular job. Anyway, if you join, you will face lots of tough challenges (like failing state exams, not making any money at the beginning, people not wanting to join you, people not wanting to do business with you) and it's going to make you want to quit. There is a $199 fee and the guy trying to recruit you maybe reluctant to tell you because it usually turns people away and they'll miss the opportunity they can have to build a better life for themselves.\n\nI think why most people think Primerica is a scam is because of the $199 fee. What they don't understand is that the guy who tried to recruit him/her also paid $199 and they never ask why that recruiter did it. $199 to start your own business in finance is a joke. It normally cost over $100,000 to a million to start and you need to get licensed, make sure your office is being compliant with state laws, make sure your workers are not doing anything illegal. Luckily at Primerica, all you have to worry about is getting licensed and let the company worry about everything else.\n\nI'm also a client at the company and I think their services is great. Even if I quit, I'll continue to do business with Primerica because they taught me things that no one else has. How great is it that a company that offers to help your finances and that they don't charge any fees to help you?\n\nSo I guess anything bad about Primerica is on the employment side. There's no salary, so commission payout is big (good income for part time). If you don't recruit, your business will never grow. You will face lots of mental challenges and rejections.
43047
Sounds like a scam.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n* What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n* Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n* Who will pay me?\n* When will I get my first paycheck?\n* What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n* What will I get for my money?
215583
Some of them do pay, but not very much. Although I have earned $20.00 a few times. Some pay with points that you can then turn in for cash. You definitely will NOT make a fortune doing them, but they can be fun and sometimes you receive products to try along with the cash payment. The legitimate ones you do NOT have to buy anything from. Have Fun! =-)
425602
it's a scam.  don't do it.\n\nrespectable companies wouldn't require you to pay a dollar amount.
227833
Usually something that requires you to pay up front for a job is a scam. I wouldn't trust it.
109136
i would love to work from home.  too many scams out there so i have not tried any of those 'work from home' sites.
556601
I just bought something in Australia on EBay through paypal.  NOOOO problem.  They do all the converting work for you and simply charge you in your local currency.  Isn't that a kick?
111009
I've never heard of them.  As someone else said if they ask for money it's a scam.  American companies can sponsor certain foreigners, BUT they can only do it for certain highly technical jobs were there are not enough americans qualified for the job.  The company will take care of this if this is the case.  Again this is only for highly technical jobs though.  If they offer work for things such as office work, manual labor, etc then they are not going to be legally able to sponsor since there is plenty of americans for those jobs.
32556
Do you mean those advertised home-based jobs? I think they are pretty much a scam. Usually you have to buy stuff from them before you sell it, and you'll end up stuck if it doesn't sell.
57166
It doesn't look like something I would enjoy but if it appeals to you, give it a shot.  However, if they ask you to pay up front, that would be my invitation to say goodbye.  If they are hiring employees, why gives them the right to charge you for traing?  You wouldn't let an offline company do that, would you?\n\nTo me it makes more sense to find someone who is making the kind of money and living the lifestyle you want and finding out how they are doing it.  Do something that matches your personality and your skills.
260139
I would definetly be checking into the legalities of doing this... There are alot of companies overseas that do not have the same standards of gold and mismark their items... My hubby is a jeweler and knows that working on gold from some countries is totally different than the stuff from here... I am sure you will need ot licensed up the wahoo for this. I take it you are buying straight from a mine since it is wholesale? Sounds interesting but scary to me...
577452
Hello, \n\nThe answer to your question is yes.  It is very possible but there is usually a sales or marketing to go with that data entry.  \nI have worked from home on the internet for the past 2+ years.  \nI am willing to share with you what I am doing to make a full time or part time income.\n\nPlease contact me by email or add me to your instant messenger.\n\npplamy1@yahoo.com\n\nI will help you all I can.
217263
its a scam. if you do use them, you will need to work like a mule and hustle inorder to actually make it worth while.