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There is a big difference between home based "jobs" and home based "businesses" In a job, you wouldn't be paying for anything, you would be receiving a w2 form. There is no investment. In a home based business, there is an investment. Home based jobs pay minimum wage. They are the bottom of the barrel type income earners. If this is the type of income your looking for, then your more then welcome to email me and I'll send you the link. I won't guarantee that you will receive the job, but you can apply for it. There are long waiting lists for home jobs. I think your best bet would be to start a home based business. The income opportunity is the same as a traditional business without all the over head expenses. Everything in your home becomes a tax write off, just about everything. But home based businesses are cheaper to start then traditional ones. Most are under $500 to start up. If this is what your interested in doing, and making a sufficient amount of money and have the opportunity to go somewhere, then your more then welcome to email at at kaiden4@aol.com If you want the low paying minimum wage home "job" your welcome to email me and I'll send you the link.

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Home based business owner for over six years.

by Momof4

5 months ago

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Do not respond to the Tim Singleton guy!! Click the link and you will see he posted the exact same answer on someone else's question. There you will also see the best answer to your question. answers ... I would like to know a good website, too. Every one that I check out turns out to be a scam. P.S.- when yahoo posted my answer, the answer from the Tim guy who was already there was mysteriously gone...

by dfoeda- 5 months ago

I agree, if it's a work from home J.O.B. then they shouldn't be charging you. Having looked at those sorts of things myself, I decided that rather than invest in a JOB, I'd invest in my own business. That way it's a tax write off and I actually get something for it. In my case, I chose to invest in my international home business training company (contact me if you wanna know more about that) so that I could actually start earning an income....a residual one at that. You might not want to do what I do but instead of investing in someone else's company just to work for them, why not invest in your own on-line business so that you can still work from home but be your own boss? Just food for thought....perhaps you like cosmetics, books, music, crafts.....anything that you can get into that can be run from home? Be careful of the get rich quick thing as well as those who want huge start up costs....and make sure they're legit with the BBB and you should be fine.

by Diva- 5 months ago

take a look a cash crate.com its free and legit. i got paid Sat.

by wheels031799- 5 months ago

I completely understand what you are saying. They want you to send money before they even explain what you will be doing! What! I spent a lot of time researching tons of internet businesses. I ran into a lot of those scams. I also found a few that take tons of time to figure out (if you even can) and then you end up spending tons of time to my practically nothing in return. If you would like some info on a business you can actually make a living at and will enjoy please email me and I would love to help.

by April S- 5 months ago

Hi Sweetness; There are legitimate work at home opportunities out there. I just wrote a review of one that will show you all the details of building your home business from the ground up. I suggest you click on my review below and then decide if this home business is for you. It costs you nothing to read the review and you can join my e-mail list to get future home business reviews, all for free. The best of luck to you..... My Review: www ...

by Ray- 5 months ago

There are many legit opportunities available if you are willing to work.

by geevi a- 5 months ago

If any company charging a fee to join means it must be scam. Beware of it and always keep away from it. There is a site where u can find genuine Data Entry jobs/Work at Home jobs online without any up front costs. Work at home data entry Resources. Guides on identifying Work at home Job Scams and a lot more. Visit here: dataentryworks ... Also Visit: Free Resources, Reviews and Ideas for Legitimate Work at Home Opportunities: www ... :)

by Roj- 5 months ago

I have tried those work from home job opportunities- they didnt work out for me, thats how they make their money is by you buying into it. They didnt have any real guidance and it wasnt what I was really looking for anyways. 3 years later I came across the business that I am doing now. If you would like to know more just look at the video and website under Sources. I was trained in this as well, which is a bonus so you have a person to answer questions and etc. I wish you all the best and GOOD LUCK!

by reallymakeadifference- 5 months ago

First, there are a few cardinal rules I follow for looking for legitimate online jobs: 1) If they ask for any type of fees, RUN FAR AWAY! 2) You will most likely not find a plain ol' data entry job. 3) Work at home jobs are not any easier than regular jobs you do outside the home, anything promising lots of money for doing nothing is a scam or a bad business opportunity. 4) Do not "process payments" for anyone, you could end up in the big house. 5) Is the job they are offering going to "change your life", I doubt it. 6) Legitimate companies will not advertise their jobs on banners or spam mail. With that said, I have some resources that I use when looking for work at home jobs. One is www ... message boards where you can network with other work at home people and get information about working at home. The other is www ... which is a free site I use frequently for job leads and they also have a wonderful directory of companies that hire home workers. I hope this helps you get going in the right direction. Good luck!

by Carrie H- 5 months ago

Don't pay $1, $40, or $1000 for a job. Just don't do it. It's not legit.

by www.homejobsformom.com- 5 months ago