Work at home opportunities?

[Aurélien]

Hi all,

All i see are these programmes where you just have to buy this e-book for 29.95***036; to get all the offers, or you just have pay a sign up fee of 89.95***036; to cover registration expenses.

This made me wonder if there actually is such a thing? And do any of you actually know honest work at home websites, where it actually is possible to earn a little extra a month, perhaps by doing some surveys, doing some typing work etc.?? (I dont mean those websites and MLM scams that say "you can earn 40000***036; pr month if you do this and that)

regards

Horander

[jmasser]

Yes there is, I sent you a pm

Most are scams to begin with. Reminds me of the classic scenario:

"Buy this ebook for ***036;299 that will make you millions***33;"

When you open the ebook, it says:

"Sell this ebook to 100,000 people***33;"

I***39;ve found that the only legit way to make money is to come up with your own business plans/ideas and just implement them. No ebook can teach you that. That being said, MySurvey.com has a paid-survey program that pays fairly well, if you***39;ve got time to waste. I made ***036;30 on that about a year ago. Of course, I***39;m sure there are other work-at-home opportunities out there that are legit, but from my experience, most are MLMs and/or matrix schemes.

It could worth a try if you find one that don***39;t ask money
to you to let you work...
... but probably you can***39;t make a living on that one.

majority of MLMs are scams... in a legit MLM/network marketing, members should earn from product commissions and not from the money paid by his referrals, this falls to pyramid scams.

Just like cashculture.com, though they are registered legally, still they are a pyramid matrix because a member is earning from others registration and maintenance fee.

The best and legit MLM I think is SFI, cognigen, and other big paying affiliate programs..

Another worst offers are "assemble at home products".. don***39;t give your money into these scammers and swindlers.

I like getting paid to do surveys. Not ones that you have to pay to do them. The ones that pay you. I***39;m in a few of them and even got a lil bit of money off them. Not enough to make a living off of, mind you. I have done a lot of MLM and I made some money off them, but for the most part, not nearly as much as what it promises. I find 99% of the MLM schemes fail.

Originally posted by darksoulstress@May 7 2004, 01:47 AM
I like getting paid to do surveys. Not ones that you have to pay to do them. The ones that pay you. I***39;m in a few of them and even got a lil bit of money off them. Not enough to make a living off of, mind you. I have done a lot of MLM and I made some money off them, but for the most part, not nearly as much as what it promises. I find 99% of the MLM schemes fail.

Wow, I love to hear that paying surveys fo yours. Could you please PM me of some links? thanks

[piccadely]

Paid to surveys are no good if you are not from us or uk. I have tried them and the experience has not been good.

Try surveyscout.com

[greatoneseller]

these programs are free to join, but there could be a wait. However if you are in the usa and like to talk on the phone:

www.liveops.com
www.workathomeagent.com
www.alpineaccess.com

these are call agent positions. You have to be in the usa of course. But liveops pays 25 cents per minute you are on the phone. They take orders for places like pizza hut, and other things you order from the tv. workathomeagent.com takes calls for people like hsn(home shopping network)

these are real jobs and you can set your own schedule. You have to be self motivated and there might be a wait although they usually recruit during the holidays. But you can work as little and as much as you want and they pay either by direct deposit or send out checks bi weekly.

[abtvah]

Thanks to internet,the only work at home that works, is to set your own small online business.