Any legit work at home jobs?

[LoupGarou]

You might want to try Elance, if you have any marketable skills that you can use to freelance. You *do* have to subscribe, since Elance is merely a site that matches providers and buyers, but it is carefully screened and payment is secure. It takes a little bit to get started on Elance, but it's not impossible to make pretty good money with it.

www.elance.com

 

[sunshineinsc]

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Since I haven't done it for a couple of years I don't know what their current requirements are. Here's their link: http://www.alpineaccess.com/en/

Their requirements are still the same as of the first of the year. One thing they also require is a background check and credit report. If you have filed bankruptcy, you will not be accepted. The lady I talked to was VERY sure to make that a point.


There is also ChaCha.com, people text questions to you and you look up the answer online for them. You get paid by the number of answers you give which I think is 9-12 cents per reply. Of course you need internet service but it's really easy and you can make a decent check if you really work at it.

ChaCha pays 10-22 cents a question plus they have bonuses and run contests so you can win extra money too. It is easy to do and fun if you enjoy learning new and weird things.

 

[CATRAY44]

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I am seriously considering liveops.com. I know of several women (and one husband) who are making decent money working for this company. One of the women who lives in my neighborhood has been working for them for a couple of years and she says they are very reliable. It sounds like the same type of job you mention here.

 

[australorpchick]

I didn't get a chance to read all the posts, but my sister works at home for HSN and 1800flowers, as a CSR.