What’s The Best Work At Home Company?
People new to the work at home scene always ask me the same question, "What’s The Best Work At Home Company To Work For?" This always bugs me out because it’s such a loaded question. What if I told you that the best work at home company I worked for was texting dirty messages to old men? One, your jaw might drop off your face, two you might judge me on so many levels and lastly you may not think this job is the best for you. (By the way that example was fictitious and I’m not knocking anyone that does do that.) At the end of the day how can I really be expected to pick the best company for you? I don’t know you from a hole in the wall and I have no idea what your skill set is.
That’s like you asking me what’s the best car? Well for a 20 something year old single guy, straight out of college that is making 100k per year, I would suggest a BMW M5. Incidentally, my advice would be the same for a 30 something year old, soon to be father going through a mid-life crisis. (My wife would smack the taste out my mouth.) With that said, if a mother of 5 asked me the same car question, I might suggest a minivan (Boooooo!) or a gas guzzling SUV. My point is, it all depends on your situation and even with that I couldn’t really make the decision for you.
Just Because Your Friends Are Doing It….
Many of my loyal subscribers are parents. And I know you’ve probably repeated the following statement to your children 100 times, especially if they’re teenagers. "If your friends decided to jump off a bridge, would you go and do it?" Now in my day (Geez that sounds old.) most teenagers would say no. But nowadays with the advent of bungee jumping, it wouldn’t surprise me if your kids answer yes to that question. But for the sake of this argument, let’s assume that your kids have some of the common sense you taught them. Most would say no.
You as an adult have to follow your own advice and decide your own way when it comes to work at home. What may work for me may not necessarily work for you. So asking me what’s the best company isn’t going to solve your work at home woes.
Do you!
"Do you" is a little slang term that basically means don’t worry about what others are doing, do what’s best for you! Sure I’ll give you my advice and have done so many times in my articles. However my advice is only my opinion. It’s not the Bible or Law. You have to take it with a grain of salt. At the end of the day, the best Work At Home Company is "Company You"! "Company You" fits your personality, needs, tolerance and skill set. For some folks the best "Company You", may be the top 3 survey companies I listed in previous articles. For others who are more organized and willing to try new products it may be FusionCash. While for some with an entrepreneurial spirit, they may be happy starting their own company like I did with my typing business. It just all depends on You and what job you’re willing to do at "Company You"!
How Do You Know If You Don’t Like It Unless Your Try It!
How often have you told your children that when they’re arguing that they don’t like a vegetable or some other food you’re trying to introduce into their diet? Well, stop being a hypocrite! Yeah I know you’re an adult and what you say and what you do are two different things. (God I hated that line!) But seriously, how do you know if a work at home opportunity is right for you unless you’ve tried them all? But Eddy, you don’t understand I’m the data entry and typing Queen. Yes I do, but hey you might also be the paid survey queen, or the paid focus group queen or the get paid to try offers queen. You really don’t how well you can do with other work at home opportunities unless you’re willing to try them especially when you have folks like us giving you personal recommendations which are free!
What do you really have to lose trying other free and legitimate work at home opportunities? Time? Nonsense, how many hours a day are you spending searching for those elusive work at home jobs? 2, 3, 7 hours a day? You mean to tell me that you can’t take 1 or 2 hours per day to work on some other opportunities that are actually available? The worst that can happen is you make a few bucks while waiting to hear back from traditional work at home jobs. A few bucks is better than no bucks in my book any day. It all adds up people.
My Answer
So if you haven’t figured it out by now, the best work at home company is the one or ones that work for you and your needs also known as "Company You"! It’s really that simple. Just be open to trying them all. You won’t have to worry about getting scammed if you follow our scam information and do your research. Next you can look to some of the recommendations we make and other websites you trust. The most important thing is your willingness to be open. No, you don’t have to give up going after elusive traditional work at home jobs. You can search for that until you’re blue in the face. But for God’s sake don’t let it be the only thing you do. Make some money doing other less traditional and legitimate work at home opportunities. It may not be a lot at first but isn’t that better than not making any? Maybe it’s not. You tell me…
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Some companies actually have work from home opportunities. Some of these companies include: American Airlines, JetBlue, Teleperformance USA, etc. Occassionaly these companies have openings for at-home agents to take inbound calls and pay on average of $9 per hour. Only draw back is that everybody wants then so there are few openings. Just keep checking back and an opening may be found.
ReplyHi DD,
Thanks for sharing but you pretty much addressed the issue I keep reinforcing on this blog. These jobs are rarely available. And in the case of big companies like the ones you mentioned these jobs tend to be offered to existing employees first. I know as I worked for a huge fortune 100 company and that was usually our policy.
And finally if there are any jobs available to general public they’re snatched up like they were free money. So my suggestion is always to apply to these jobs but its better to do so when you’re actively working for non traditional work at home opportunities like the ones we recommend in our articles section:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/articles
This way you’ll actually make some money rather than no money hoping to land traditional work at home jobs.
Eddy
ReplyI am new to all this work from home stuff, but it didn’t take me long to see how many of the companys that come up off of yahoo or google searches that present themselves as legitamite work from home opportunities really sound like their scams.
The reason I’m looking for a good work from home company is because I recently fractured my left leg on 09/04/08 and found out on 09/09/08 that I needed surgery or else I might not be able to walk right once I finished healing up. So I went ahead and took the doctors advice and had my first surgery of my life on 09/11/08. The surgery involved attaching a surgical steel plate to the smaller of the two bones in my lower left leg, wich the bottom or other side of the steel plate would also be attached to a part of my foot.
Needless to say the surgery was a lot of pain, I’m still going through a lot of swelling and pain. Also I’m now out of a job because of this injury. All I’m trying to do is find a work from home company that’s honest, and hopefully one that has some home assembly work to offer as well!
Well I hope you get this and E-Mail me back, in the mean time I wish you all the best.
God bless & have a great week!
ReplyHi Matt,
Welcome to our little hole in the wall. Here’s hoping for a speedy recovery! The process you described doesn’t sound pleasant at all. I was cringing over here as I read your comment.
In any event, as newbie you’re going to run into a lot of scams and companies trying to sell you work at home related products that tend to exaggerate or misrepresent themselves.
So whatever you do, don’t buy anything unless you’ve become an educated work at home seeker. The fact that you’re here is a good start. So here are some places to visit and wrap your brain around:
Scam section:
http://www.WorkAtHomeNoScams.com/scams
If you follow the steps in the video listed on that page anytime you’re thinking about joining a company you should never get scammed. Plus we list some common scams there that should be avoided. Most scams tend to recycle themselves but just change names, website addresses, etc but they tend to repeat the same scam.
http://www.WorkAtHomeNoScams.com/ask
Read all the questions and answers completely and this usually covers 90% of what you need to know about working at home and getting started. Its a long page but the knowledge is very valuable and helps you avoid a lot crap.
http://www.WorkAtHomeNoScams.com/articles
This area is the bulk of my knowledge, personal experiences and recommendations. You’ll learn a lot and be entertained, hopefully.
http://www.WorkAtHomeNoScams.com/workathomevideos
Another area with a wealth of information but in a video format.
http://www.WorkAtHomeCareers.com/help
This will walk you through using our parent site’s traditional job search website.
And finally let me share some words of advice that you will hear reinforced on this blog whether folks want to accept it or not.
Traditional work at home jobs such as typing, data entry, customer service etc are far and few apart. Furthermore they’re almost impossible to land because of the competition. Trust me when I say you can easily spend months and up to a year trying to land one of these jobs. Most work at home seekers become very frustrated and disenchanted as they discover this. I’ve seen many get scammed and become jaded because they limited themselves to these jobs and just became desperate. So they end up buying misleading work at home products or just flat out scams.
Don’t let this happen to you. Follow our advice and go after work at home jobs that are actually available. We discuss this in one of the questions in our ask page:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/ask
And if you really want to be successful explore things outside your original plans that are legitimate. You’ll quickly learn that non-traditional work at home opportunities such as surveys, focus groups, affiliate etc are more readily available and can help you start making money sooner than traditional work at home jobs.
But as you read through our blog you’ll get the picture. And last but not least, read! Too often work at home seekers skim through things. That’s a recipe for missing out legit work at home opportunities or information that prevents you from being scammed. So when you find a good resource for work at home, take your time and read the articles. You’ll learn a lot.
I hope this helps.
Good luck.
Eddy
ReplyHi Eddy, I really enjoy your site the info has been very helpful. I work as an LPN (nurse), I have my certificate in medical coding never took the time to get licensed. I also have 10yrs office experience as a title examiner. My question is, are there any medical transcription companies out there that don’t require a certificate? Since I already have the medical terminolgy background.
ReplyI look forward to your response/don’t work to hard.
Hi Lynne,
Thanks for the kind words. I’m happy you’re enjoying the site. Please become a subscriber if you haven’t already: http://www.WorkAtHomeNoScams.com/subscribe
In any event, you have a lot of medical experience. You may just need a light course in medical transcription which you can probably get at a local community college.
I know there are some employers that will hire you with no experience but its not a lot. You may want to visit the following page:
http://www.mtdaily.com/faq.html#11
I hope this helps either way.
Medical transcription is a great career. I place it up there with being an affiliate:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/aff
They both provide you with a great way to earn a decent income at home with the proper training.
Good luck either way.
Eddy
ReplyHi Eddy,
ReplyI just found your site. My daughter and I have searched and paid so much for legitimate work at home info. After just half an hour on your website, I believe we have at least a dozen to work on and not have to worry about losing even more money and time.
I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Hi Sally,
Welcome to our little hole in the wall.
Thank you so much for those kind words. I am really happy that and your daughter can tell that we’re here to try to help folks. And more importantly thank you for actually taking the time to read through our material. Too often people just browse through it and miss out on a lot.
Here’s to your success!
Eddy
ReplyP.S. Please consider subscribing if you want to stay up to date with the new opportunities or scams we may cover: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/subscribe
there are plenty of work at home job companies that hire all year.Teletch,cloud9,alphine express,1800 flowers,virtual vocations,ect…….you just got to know what to search for.do a google search for top companies ! they are all great companies and they get back to you fast…..i have more….just can’t remeber all.
ReplyDelicia, thanks for your input.
But I think you’re missing the point of the article above. I’m not arguing there aren’t any good companies. Many of the ones you mentioned we already list on our companies page: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies
My assertion was that what I may consider the best may not be the best for all of you. If you hate phone work then my recommendation of a company that hires customer service reps isn’t the best work at home company.
Ultimately, the best work at home company is the one that fits the need and desires of a give work at home seeker. It’s not what I or some other article states is the best. There isn’t a one size fits all.
Hope this makes sense.
Eddy
ReplyHi Eddy today is my 1st day on your site I’ve lost a lot of my money looking for work at home and all most give up. i think what you’re doing is gr8.
Wish me luck.
ReplyRhonda
Thanks Rhonda.
I wish you would’ve have found you sooner so you could have avoided some scams.
But better late than never. I don’t think you’ll need a lot of luck. If you take the time
to read the abundance of information we’ve listed on this blog, you’ll probably find something
you can start right away in a few hours. But more importantly you’ll learn how to avoid scams
because not all of the scams actually ask for money. This will become clear when you read our scam page.
So here are some areas you should go and visit:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/scams
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/jobs
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/ask
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/articles
Take the time to go through all that material and you’ll be on the right track.
ReplyAnd if you want to stay up to date on one new things we cover be sure to subscribe:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/subscribe
@eddysalomon:
Is this real? I don’t think taht it is because I know that I don’t have any luck with this type of stuff I work 50 hours a week and I don’t get any time to spend with my newborn son he’s six months old so could you please email me and tell me if this is real or not thank you
ReplyHi Wandrissa,
I’m going to assume you’re referring to the work at home industry in general. Yes, it’s real and people are doing it all the time in various capacities. Most of the people that I know that work at home and can support their family full time are people that run their own businesses. Traditional jobs are also an option but honestly that tends to be a lot harder to land because there is so much competition. To make matters worst the availability of certain jobs is extremely limited especially when folks just limit themselves to typing or data entry.
But there are various ways to make money at home if you’re open minded and willing to explore all your options. I would encourage you to read our work at home guide to get you started in the right direction:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/workathomeguide
Be sure to read it from top to bottom, especially the scam section. I’m getting the impression you’re running into a lot of scams which is making you doubt that there are legitimate ways to work from home. Trust me, folks are doing it in one capacity or another:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/success
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/freedom
Good luck.
ReplyI checked out these site it is the same bull crap as other work from home sites
Replyyou are talking about other companys you are scaming people as well trying to build traffic on your site so that you can eventually start making money. You are not helping people you are trying to make your self look like a saint when you are not. You are basically going to tell these people once they still dont have no luck finding a job. Becuase you know that there is few far and between jobs that are available. To try some bull crap you doing becuase they have gained your trust. that is the oldest trick in the book as a network marketer and anybody that has been in the business long enough know that.
Uh, okay? Whatever you say Pat. Based on your “constructive” feedback, I’m gathering you’re either involved in one of the companies I’ve called out as a scam or you’re a jaded work at home seeker that has been scammed many times and want someone to blame and I happen to be that guy.
Honestly I don’t care what the reasons are. But your accusations hold no validity.
1. It’s no secret that my site makes me money and I’m an affiliate marketer. For god’s sake I mention this over and over again in my articles. So it’s not a dirty secret I’m hiding or some jeidi mind trick I’m using on people. Of course I want visitors to my site. What the hell is the purpose of creating one?
2. If I’m really not about helping people, then some of the folks listed below and all over the site must be smoking something:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/04/24/success/
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/03/10/if-you-dont-work-for-this-company-youll-kick-yourself-later/#comment-6146
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/03/10/if-you-dont-work-for-this-company-youll-kick-yourself-later/#comment-5538
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/11/28/is-opinion-outpost-opinionoutpostcom-another-paid-survey-scam/#comment-4044
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/11/28/is-opinion-outpost-opinionoutpostcom-another-paid-survey-scam/#comment-6703
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/11/28/is-opinion-outpost-opinionoutpostcom-another-paid-survey-scam/#comment-6699
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/11/28/is-opinion-outpost-opinionoutpostcom-another-paid-survey-scam/#comment-6126
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/11/28/is-opinion-outpost-opinionoutpostcom-another-paid-survey-scam/#comment-4453
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/05/11/get-paid-to-view-ads-youdatacom/#comment-6561
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/05/11/get-paid-to-view-ads-youdatacom/#comment-6577
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/05/11/get-paid-to-view-ads-youdatacom/#comment-6614
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/05/11/get-paid-to-view-ads-youdatacom/#comment-6609
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/scams
I guess the media and other sites like AOL, Businessweek, The Boston Globe must have it all wrong about me as well:
http://www.workathomecareers.com/scripts/aol_article.jpg
http://www.workathomecareers.com/scripts/Cover_of_aol.jpg
http://www.workathomecareers.com/scripts/A_web_of_wah_scams_08_09_2000.jpg
http://www.workathomecareers.com/scripts/businessweek_help_for_moms_08_23_2003.jpg
http://www.workathomecareers.com/scripts/boston_globe_passed_over.jpg
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/media
Everyone would be a fool to believe these credible resources over your expert opinion.
3. Anyone that has read more than one of my articles knows I cry from the top of the mountains that landing a work at home job is like trying to win the lotto. That’s one of the reasons why I provide folks with so many non-traditional work at home opportunities: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations and yes many of them I get paid to refer. Shame on me for trying to make a living by helping people!
At the end of the day, I’m sorry you’re so jaded that you think that there aren’t people in the world that want to help others do well. And if you feel compensation to do so is a crime, then yes I’m guilty as charged. But I make no apologies for feeding my family while referring others to legitimate companies that may help them make money at home too.
My word isn’t the law or bible. I don’t claim to be perfect or saint. Some times people disagree with my opinions and that’s fine. At the end of the day I’m just trying to give people options, help them avoid scams and make money while doing all this. If you have a problem with that, its really simple to solve. Leave the site. Don’t let the door hit you on the way out.
In fact here are some other sites you may want to visit instead:
http://www.Wahm.com
http://www.RatRaceRebellion.com
http://www.MoneyMakingMommy.com
Ooo, the only problem is they’re trying to get visitors to their site as well so they can help them and make money while doing it. So just wanted to give you a heads up.
But have a great day and thanks for chiming in with such insightful criticism. Cheers!
ReplyI have worked as an Office Manager and
ReplyAssistant Director for 14 years in the spa industry. I have had extensive phone experience as well as reservation experience. I am currently looking for a job that I can do at home.
Hi Sherry,
Did you read our work at home guide:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/workathomeguide
or visit our recent job post:
Replyhttp://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/07/09/new-work-at-home-leads-07-10-09/
Hi eddy, your site is awesome. i’ve already made a couple dollars off the email sites you have listed. i finally joined WA today. began my 8 week action plan today. WOW lots of info. any suggestions as i proceed?
ReplyThanks Adam! Congrats on taking action and already making some money with the opportunities I’ve recommended.
ReplyI’ve already emailed you regarding some tips for WA. I’m sure it will prove very helpful.
I’m a hairdresser and also a paraprofessional at a vocational high school. I’m a single parent working 3 jobs and not making a whole lot of income. I am a very organized person, and very ambitious. Could you please help me.
Thankyou,
ReplyNancy Currado
Hi Nancy,
Yes. Just read the following pages and you should find some options:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/02/25/workathomeguide/
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations
Good luck.
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