are there any legitmate work at home deals?
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Almost none of them are legitimate.  A few years back, I wanted to work at home for those assembling products or stuffing envelopes.  Well, I called the Better Business Bureau first to see what they think about it.\n\nThey told me that nearly all of them are bogus and phony.  Think about it, almost all of them require some kind of money up front to "get started."  Do you think you should have to actually pay somebody to give you a job?  I never have.\n\nAnd with those that have you assemble products at home, BBB told me that when you assemble them and send them in to get paid, they will pick them apart and tell you that there were "flaws" and that you didn't assemble them right and then you won't get paid anyway.\n\nSounds like a scam to me.  The only way to really be safe is to go to the company in person, and if they are very close to where you live.  Other than that, don't just walk away--RUN!!!
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There are a lot of opportinities for working at home if you want to do that.  BE CAUTIOUS tho, there are also a lot of scams out there.  I would check out each work at home offer with the Better Business Bearu.  If you are required to purchase products other than a credit check or police reports and such(a lot of companies do that especially if you are going to take orders etc) then it's probably a scam.\n\nOne company that I know of is Liveops.  You can look them up on the web.\nThey hire people at home to do order taking and customer service etc.\n\nGood luck and remember...be careful in your search.
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List of  companies offering work at home jobs  is available at http://www.pcworkathome.net
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check out www.wahm.com  they offer a lot of work at home opportunities.  Good Luck!
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Go to sites pertaining to Work At Home Moms or WAHM as they are called. I think wahm.com or wahm.org (one of those) is a good one that I've visited. A google search will bring up several sites created by WAHMs and they have tons of information on the valid verses scam sites online. I went there a few months ago for the same thing and have since started a business that several of them do and I am loving it.
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The problem is most of the Work from Home "scams" are pyramid games.  If your not familiar: Your the top, you get 2 people to help you they in turn get 3 they get 5 and you're supposed to profit from your 2 friends and all the others that join.  Unfortunately, it's to easy to get scammed.  Most of the time they say "MOTIVATION IS A FACTOR OF SUCCESS" sure if you want to loose any friend and family member's you have.  Most people do not want to get involved, plus there is a fee.  I have never in my life PAID my employer to work for them.  Keep that in mind!\n\nBest bet, try something legitimate, do you have skills?  Can they be used from your home in a profitable way?  It can be something as simple as opening a day care in your home.  Check with you local authorities as to how many children you can have before you have to be a registered/licensed Day Care.  Can you paint, draw or design?  You can do make things and sell them on EBAY.\n\nGood Luck to you.
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No. I have looked. Every at hoime internet job wants you to pay a registration fee or something, or at least give them credit card details. Anyone that asks for all that isn't genuine. I honestly don't believe that there is a genuine one.
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I know of a good site where they offer a no scam free job online/offline at\nhttp://freerewards.zoomshare.com\nyou can check it out!
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I would check them out with the BBB 1st The work from home job I do is award winning with the BBB so find the ones that are spoke most highly of Good Luck In you Hunt Misty
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Nope... they are not legit and don't fall for it...\n\nIf you have to pay anyone, then get out of that site...\n\nHave a great day!\n\nPS:  Try QVC or the Home Shopping Channel.  Their customer reps work from home taking customer's orders.  Perhaps you might want to look into that.  They are legit and do not charge you.  All is required is a PC at home and basic computer skills.  They also teach you to use their ordering software.
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I have found that 99.999 percent of work from home "opportunities" are scams.  Be careful not to send off too much money!
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You want 10?!?!?!  Most people have a hard enough time finding just 1 that is not a scam.\n\nMost people who work at home and are successful are doing one of two things - getting paid a commission on everyone they convince to join the program (also known as MLM or pyramid plans) OR they have their own business. Your own business is something you create yourself, not find on the internet. You create it based on your skills, your passions not on what someone else tells you is the GREATEST thing going.\n\nIf you are looking at one of the endless "opportunities" out there be careful - most are scams. Here are a few questions you should ask to help figure out if the one you are looking at is for real or not.\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?
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Hi, i work at home..i have been working from home for the last 3 years....you can go to\nhttp://www.elance.com or\nhttp://www.rentacoder.com to find for jobs that you can do from home...if you are looking for other online programs..be sure you check on the programs first..\neg. if the program is called "FastCash"..then you better search for "FastCash Scam" or "FastCash Review" in google to make sure you dont fall for scam..i personally run my online business using the system from this website\nhttp://makealivingonline.skytopus.com
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I have been checking into this myself for months now.  Most "work at home" businesses are not legitimate.  I always check them out thru the Better Business Bureau and most all of them have major complaints that haven't been righted. They all require you to send them money but you get no guarantee of anything in return.  Most of the time, you're just throwing away your money. I've come to the conclusion that starting your own business from home is the answer. Child care is something to think about.  It doesn't cost alot of money to get started\nbut of course there are rules and regulations.  So many people need a trustworthy person to care for they children
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You will not find a legitimate company.  Think about it for a moment, why would they hire you to work from home when they can outsource the work to a horde of people from China and India who are willing to work for pennies/hour?\n\nWhat you will find plenty of is companies who make their living ripping off people like you who want to work from home.  They will make great promises, charge you an arm and a leg for your materials and then reject most everything you produce as not being up to their standards.\n\nIn other words, they scam you into thinking you can make money working from home.
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If you are not going to start your own business, beware of all the work-at-home scams that are out there.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home programs 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?
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Finding valid, useful Work-From-Home sites is very difficult.  So many of the sites found require up-front money before you can even check them out.  Those sites are not listed below, unless another source said the site was legitimate and useful.  The work-at-home industry is loaded with scams and information of questionable value, so approach cautiously.  I suggest looking on your own for work at home scams in particular to arm yourself against any such scams...it will be worth your time (just use www.google.com and put in keyword "scam work from home).  Here's some legitimate sites:\n\nwww.a2zmoonlighter.com/index.cfm\nwww.about.com\nwww.ants.com/ants\nwww.betheboss.com\nwww.bigeye.com\nwww.businessweek.com/smallbiz/index.html\nwww.freelancers.com\nwww.entreworld.com\nwww.entrepreneur.com\nhttp://edge.lowe.org\nwww.freeagentnation.com\nwww.freetimejobs.com\nwww.gilgordon.com\nwww.guru.com\nwww.hartmanresearch.com\nwww.homejobsplus.com\nwww.homeworkers.org/company.htm\nwww.ivillage.com/work/\nwww.langhoff.com\nwww.mtdaily.com\nww.mtjobs.com\nwww.money-at-home.com\nhttp://content.talentmarket.monster.com\nwww.nvca.org\nwww.net-temps.com\nwww.outsource2000.com\nwwww.scambusters.org (this might be worth checking out to begin with)\nwww.score.org\nwww.sunoasis.com\nwww.tjobs.com\nwww.2work-at-home.com\nwww.vccapital.com\nwww.venturedirectory.com\nwww.workamper.com\nwww.workingsol.com\nwww.youngandsuccessful.com