Work At Home Guide
We've covered a lot of material over the years to help people work at home and avoid scams. But it may be hard to find if you're new to our blog. So I've decided to assemble a compilation of our best work at home advice into one guide, to help job seekers who have been struggling with finding work at home. All the material listed here is free. So please leave your distrust, cynicism or past experiences at the door because we won't be asking you for a dime! (However I can't speak for the sponsors listed on our site that pay our bills. So be sure to do your research which will be easy if you read this page.) We've pretty much covered all you need to know about working at home or avoiding scams. However it will only be effective if you actually take the time to READ through ALL the material! Failure to do so may lead to a messy divorce between your wallet, scam artist or misleading work at home products. So please take heed.
Work At Home Jobs
How To Find Work At Home Jobs
WorkAtHomeCareers.com – Daily Leads
WorkAtHomeNoScams.com – Weekly Leads
A List of Companies That Hire Work At Home Seekers Regularly
Work At Home Jobs That Are Actually In Demand
Work At Home Jobs For The Disabled
How To Find Typing At Home Jobs
How To Find Jobs Outside The U.S.
Top Free Work At Home Website Resources
Scam Avoidance & Reporting
How To Tell If A Company Is A Scam.
Other
How I Am Able To Work At Home Full Time Without A Job!
My Personal Work At Home Recommendations
Questions
Common Work At Home Questions Answered
Let me know what you think of this guide. Hopefully it covers everything you need to know. Feel free to leave a comment either way if it does or does not.
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That is too funny! I can’t believe I didn’t pick up on that...
I am just looking desperately, for a job, a work at home job. I need to try to stay at home. I have been scammed. Why should I pay for a job?
ReplyDeb,
Did you actually read the information above?
ReplyWonderful! A one stop shop. Have a good day all!
ReplyNicely done Eddy! I know I spent a week or two just touring your website, because there’s a ton of info. Newcomers will definitely benefit from this page that sleekly sums up the good work you do. I’ll be emailing this Fri or Sat to let you know how my own from-home gig is panning out so far.
Take care,
ReplyManuel
Thanks Manuel.
I appreciate the kind words. I know there is a lot of information out there so it only made sense to consolidate it. I was getting tired of repeating the same pages over and over again in my responses on the site and email. So this was a great benefit for me as well. lol
Good luck to you!
ReplySimply put….thank you Mr. Salomon for your website!
ReplyYou’re welcome Cindy!
ReplyGlad to help.
I agree with you, You must do research before starting something.
ReplyGreat guide Eddy!
ReplyThanks Jeanine!
ReplyGreat to see you here & look forward to hearing more from you.
I have found a number of offers to do work for Google by posting links or some such. One was from someone in my home town (allegedly, but I do not know the person personally) and it was very convincing. They sound legitimate (e.g. a couple of thousand a month, not millions), but I am still wary. Do you have any thoughts or comments?
ReplyMy suggestion is to follow the guide above and use the scam link to determine if this so called company or person is a scam.
ReplyHi Eddy! Great Video. It is very informative. I have a question for you. What do I type into the search field on youtube to vote for this video? Hope to hear from you soon. Take care.
Shareen Marie
ReplyHi Eddy,
I have a question. Why would beyond.com send me a job alert for a company that has such negativity attached to their name? I posted my resume with beyond.com and I was sent a Beyond Alert – Job Offer. It was a job for medical transcription through a company called Transam Assocaites Inc. I googled the company like you said and typed in Transam Associates Scam and Whoaaa!! I was baffled by the amount of negative feedback I have found on this company. Before you begin they require you to transcibe a sample dictation. The company also states that this is for entry level individuals and if you are not yet qualified, we’ll provide tuition FREE training and a personal trainer that you’ll need to become qualified. Once you meet our criteria, which will be defined for you before you begin, you will be certified by us as an accomplished medical transcriptionist and can begin to work for Transam Associates, Inc. Special books and software are required. Come to find out they require you to pay $60.00 for the book and $495.00 for the software that is not even sold by them but one of their affiliates… I went to the website and spoke to a recruiter. I was in utter shock. I saved the converation. I have to say this to EVERYONE. If you come across this company, please by all means STAY AWAY from this company. They are also in trouble with the BBB and was under another name before changing it to Transam. All I can say is TRANSCAM.
ReplyHi Shareen,
Thanks for posting your question. Beyond.com is no different than any other site or news channel that is supported by advertisers. I’m pretty sure the “job alert” you received was a sponsor’s message and not personally endorsed by Beyond.com. It’s just like when you watch those infomercials on your favorite channel. The channel isn’t personally endorsing the infomercial. They just sold that time slot to a given advertiser. So you have to keep that in mind when you’re using a site, watching TV, reading a magazine or newspaper. Just because it’s listed in any of those legitimate entities doesn’t mean it’s a personal endorsement. Even on this blog there are ads I don’t agree with at all. That’s why we try to make it clear what links are sponsors so you know it’s not one of our personal recommendations. Everyone has bills to pay and advertisements are a necessary evil. The alternative would mean charging good folks like yourself and I for one aren’t willing to do that.
At the end of the day you’re a perfect of example of the scam portion of this guide being used effectively.
When in doubt, don’t assume, just do your research. When you do, you avoid bad situations. So pat yourself on the back. And just keep in mind what I said about ads. You’re bound to run into them on various sites you visits. As long as you understand they are ads or at the very least do your research you’ll be fine!
By the way, feel free to report the information about transam company in the appropriate area which would be our scam section:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/scams
I’m sure folks would appreciate it. Although I think it was already reported there or the medical transcription article we wrote:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/typing
In any event, looks like the guide is helping considering you followed the scam prevention tip listed. So I’m happy to see it being put to good use.
ReplyHi Eddy,
Thanks to you and your video post I can familiarize myself on how to watch out for scams like these. I know plenty of people who would sit back and let this company take advatage of people as long as they are not the ones being taken advantage of. That’ not my style. I feel if I can use this information to warn people of the potential harm these companies can do, then I feel what I have set out to do has been accomplished. We all need to make money to live and support our families, and in times like this anything to keep our bills paid and keep us afloat seems tempting. A great philosopher once said—- “Your life will not change because you know what to DO. It will change when you DO what you know”. Researching information is very viable and effective. I am the kind of nosey woman that researches and questions everything. I’m just weird like that.
ReplyYou’re welcome. You have a great attitude. If more people had the same perspective it would be so much harder for the scammers to thrive. That’s why we’re always trying to encourage people to share these experiences. So thank you for doing your part!
ReplyThanks Eddy!
ReplyHello Everyone,
ReplyHave a question? Can anyone out there tell me if googletreasurechest.com is a scam or not?
Uh,,
There is a section with a video right in the guide that reads: How To Tell If A Company Is A Scam.
ReplyUse it & you’ll know it seconds.
Thanks Eddy,
I really did not know how to look for *work at home* until I watched to your video on the subject. I hope that I can soon come back and report that I have found a career at home.
Thanks again
ReplyYou’re welcome Tamora.
ReplyI’m sure you’ll find a lot more options now. Be sure to check out the recommendations link we mentioned above as well. There are some opportunities listed there that can be started right away. Good luck.
@Joe:
ReplyGuess what Joe, Google Treasure Chest is a SCAM. I was scamed by that one. Paid for the program and did not ever recieve it. Seemed like i took for ever to get my money back. Take it from me – do not get involved with that one.
Eddy, thank you for your info. I REALLY hope it helps me find something at home that is legit and that I’m able to do. I’m forced to stay at home and care for our handicapped son. After my husbands lay off we are in dire need to get more income into the home before we loose it. (SOON) and its just one scam after another. I’m 50 this year and really need something to work here so I can contribute and save our family. I just wanted to say thanks for your info and Ill try it out next. Barb Peto
ReplyHi Barb,
You’re quite welcome. I’m confident at the very least if you follow the scam information, you’ll avoid a lot of the garbage out there. Our recommendations page provides some various non-traditional opportunities that you can start right away while trying to secure a traditional job. So you do have options. It’s just a matter of going through all the information and applying it. If you do so, you’ll be well on your way.
So I’ll be praying for you and your family.
Take care & God Bless you and your family.
ReplyHi Eddy,
I tried to go to your website workathomecareers.com and the link doesn’t work?
Whats up with that???
Thanks
ReplyHi Adrean,
Seems to work fine for me when I go there.
Maybe there was a temporary glitch in the Matrix that caused the problem you experienced.
But the site is live and running.
Eddy
ReplyJust wanted to comment on the website Eddy. “Outstanding” Information i read here and all the different links, “Phenomenal”
ReplyHey Jackson,
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for spelling my name correctly (Eddy). lol But seriously thanks for the support. Always great to hear from my satisfied visitors. Be sure to spread the love to others that may be able to benefit from the guide. Take care.
Replyare there really any REAL work at home jobs that are free, no monthly fees. any type of work like filling in data forms, etc? too many links above to read. thanks for your help
ReplyLisa,
ReplyIf you don’t have time to actually read free information designed to help you find legit work at home jobs and avoid scams, then you’re not serious about working at home. I wish you luck because you’ll need it.
Eddy, I have spent several days going over each article and link on your site …still have a few to go. I have already learn a lot. I really think you have already taught me, there are stay at home jobs, and not all are scams. I am in health care, and ready to stay home with Grand kids. You give me hope that retirement is within reach someday soon. Thank you so very much. Arlene
ReplyThanks Arlene. I’m glad I have been able to restore your faith. Yes most of the opportunities out there are scams or products misrepresenting the facts. But with the right guidance it’s easy to weed that stuff out and find real work at home jobs or non-traditional opportunities that can make you money. So keep reading. I’m sure you’ll find something. Good luck!
ReplyHello Eddy,
I have just visited your website for the first time and I have to say I am trully amazed. I am very interested in reading and learning more about the information you have provided. It seems as if you have taken an enormous amount of time to gather this research information and made it very simplistic. It’s funny, I am sitting here looking over all this and I am thinking to myself, “Is this for real? Why is this guy so intrested in posting all this information just so I don’t get scammed? This is to good to be true. People in this world just aren’t this nice any more.” I do hope that my skepticism doesn’t offend you, it’s just with all the garbage out there it’s hard to believe in something. I believe I will stop all the rattling now and get back to reading some more of the information. Thank you for taking time to post this site and make it available. Again, I am amazed. Great job!
ReplyHi Sharon,
First and foremost welcome to our little hole in the wall. I’m so happy you’ve found us and hope that you become one of our loyal subscribers: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/subscribe
In terms of your skepticism, I’m totally accustomed to it. This industry is so riddled with scams, how can you not be skeptical? That’s why it’s very important to me that I put that fear to ease by providing you with more than you expect of me. I’ve been on the other side and remember what it was like to be out there searching for work at home jobs. It wasn’t a fun experience. So I always keep that in mind when providing content and leads to you guys. I would like to help as many people avoid the crap I went through as possible. Fortunately this labor of love also pays my bills because of the affiliate marketing aspect of my work. This allows me to refer legitimate companies to good folks like yourself and getting paid to do so ( http://www.workathomenoscams.com/aff ). So I’m very blessed to get paid to do what I love while helping people. It’s the best feeling in the world. So thanks for the kind words and being honest with me. I really do appreciate it and hope that I’ll hear more from you in the future.
Take care.
ReplyI have just visited your web site for the first time and it was interesting to find out how many different scams there are. I had an idea that government grant to the people in gurnee,IL was a scam and by reading what you said about them proved it. Thanks Eddy
ReplyGlad you found our site. It’s always nice to hear when we can help people avoid scams. Be sure to read our scam guide from top to bottom including the comments. There is a wealth of information there that can really help you avoid a lot of the crap out there if you read it and apply it. Take care and good luck.
ReplyLots of comments but not one person who said “hey, I actually have a paying work from home job!”
ReplyGreat point Sonja!
If any one has found a job using the techniques listed above please chime in.
But just in case you think I’m full of crap about the information above, I would encourage you to visit the following pages:
1. Scam section:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/scams where you’ll read tons of comments from people that I have helped avoid scams.
Personal non-traditional work at home opportunity recommendations which has made a number of people money:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/05/11/get-paid-to-view-ads-youdatacom/
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/03/10/if-you-dont-work-for-this-company-youll-kick-yourself-later/
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/11/is-mysurveycom-nfo-aka-my-survey-a-scam/
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/success
Regular work at home jobs success:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/03/26/besttypingjob/#comment-4092
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/01/03/homestopjobcom-review-scam-or-the-real-deal/#comment-4050
In any event, I understand your skepticism. You’ve probably visited tons of work at home websites that claim a lot but deliver nothing. Hope when you read the pages above and more of our content you’ll soon realize we’re the real deal. Take care.
Eddy
ReplyGlad i found this website, as i am a single mother and looking for a stay at home job, i currently work in a hospital 8hrs a day and i’m dead tired by the time i get home but someone has to do all the cooking, cleaning, helping with homework etc and that someone is me, so i’m going to do everything u suggested and hopefully i will find a legimate work at home company
ReplyHi Fatima,
Glad you found us as well. As I new parent I have a greater appreciation for super women like yourself that are able to juggle everything. I’m fortunate to have my wife and we make a good team but I don’t know if I could do it myself. Then I hear stories like yours and it just amazes me. So applaud you and everything you do. Parents like you don’t get the recognition or the compensation you deserve. I hope that the guide will help you. I’ll be here to do so either way.
ReplyI have read many comments on this site and I appreciate the hard work and diligence that has gone into all of it. My comment/question is though, is there anyone (meaning a live human being) that can say, say, I have tried ‘such and such’ site and it actually works for me. And by a human being, I don’t mean anonymous ‘John D.’ or some such, but a human with a functioning telephone that is actually willing to talk about a site, what is involved, and how it has helped?
Cheers, Max
ReplyHi Max,
You’re welcome. In my experience the people that usually yap on the phone about a given work at home opportunity are the people promoting a home based business opportunity.
So if that’s your cup of tea, you might want to head over to the the Ameriplan article: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/25/is-ameriplan-usa-a-work-at-home-scam/
There are tons of folks there that would be happy to talk to you on the phone about their opportunity and how it worked for them.
The folks that work for GDI are also the same way: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/01/13/is-gdi-global-domains-international-a-scam/
So if you want want “human” contact via phone just try contacting any of the home business folks and trust me they’ll be happy to jibber jabber away. I’m sure someone promoting a home business will be commenting here soon enough to talk to you. lol
Side note:
I would like to address some of the recent comments of late that have a tone of skepticism. I totally understand that many of you have been scammed or are frustrated by the work at home search process. I know because I was once there and why I created my sites. But at the end of the day, most of the advice provided to you in this guide cost you nothing more than time. And let’s be honest, many of you are already spending hours per day searching & applying for work at home jobs. If you’ve been happy with the current results then you should keep doing what you’ve been doing. But if the desired results haven’t be achieved then logic would dictate that you give something else a shot especially if it cost you nothing.
For example I’ve provided a list of work at home companies in the guide above http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies that don’t cost you a dime. What is the worst that can happen if you actually apply to a few of the companies? You don’t get a response? With all due respect you’re probably already accustomed to that outcome with your current efforts. So what is there really to lose by adding some new weapons to your current job search arsenal? I totally understand the need for social proof when it comes to purchasing something. But for God’s sake it’s free information that is sound and has helped a lot of people avoid scams which can be easily seen in the scam section via all the comments listed there.
I’m sorry if I’m going off on a tangent and sounding annoyed. Maybe I’m having my Man-estrals. But I’ve just found the last couple of comments “disturbing” to say the least. I’m very open to constructive criticism. But I’m just not getting what people are going to lose by giving some of the advice above a try. Especially when it comes to the sections of avoiding a scam and the list of companies that hire work at home seekers. Anyone care to enlighten me?
Max, please understand this rant isn’t addressed to you. I know some people just feel more secure being able to hear another person on the phone. To each their own. But that rant is more to the comments that seem fearful as if they’ll be losing money by implementing some of the free strategies above. Just confused is all.
ReplyHey Eddy: Is there a way to make money fast at work at home scam free web site here? I need some money to pay my bills that are coming in fast. I’ve almost used up my 401k that I got when this company laid me off almost 6yrs. ago. I’d loke to stay at the apt. bldg. I live at now because I feel so safe. I hope there is a way to get money in my bank account right away. Barbi J.
ReplyHi,
I’m sorry to hear about your situation. But you’re probably better off getting an offline job anywhere you can to bring in money right away.
Looking for fast money online usually leads to scam or you losing more money. So be very carefully. The ways I know of that can make you money relatively fast are as follows:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/05/11/get-paid-to-view-ads-youdatacom
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/07/29/work-at-home-with-amazoncom/
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations
But it’s not going to be huge amounts of money. So keep that in mind. But at this point i would assume that any money coming in would be welcomed by you.
At the end of the day anything that creates substantial income from home usually takes a lot of time & specialized skills. Anyone that tells you differently is lying to you so be on guard.
Good luck.
ReplyEddy,
your a God send my friend.
I came across your site today, and i learned quite a bit on how to find work at home.
I was hoping to see if you can answer this question for me? I came across a site that’s called My Data Team.com. I did exactly what you had said on your video on how to find work on Google Search Engine. I came across on quite a few sites that said really great things about My Data Team and a lot of bad, from members that have or not have join that program…
I was wondering if you had any information, or new of this company at all. As i have been scammed before in the past, I pretty much became a skeptical guy on the net (or at least one of many)
I want to thank you again for putting your knowledge out on your web site. You sure helped and gave me some hope again that there is a legit work at home job on the Internet!
Your Pal,
ReplyAl.
A bit out of context though! Can I also find assistance when I’m in South Africa?
ReplyYou missed the section in the guide about how to find jobs outside the U.S.
ReplyReading is important, otherwise you miss out. So go back up to the guide and be sure to use it. Good luck.
So ummm Eddy… you were right Ameriplan isnt as easy as I thought. Really stressed right now…doing everything the training says…maybe it just isnt my thing? So…Im off to explore the internet once more LoL I will let you all know what I find ( that is if its not already listed here) Oh…No right now Im not quitting Ameriplan. Im just not going to stress over it as bad as I have been. So those of you that would like to tlak about the company Im still here contact me any time…dont sleep much
ReplyHi Rachelle,
LOL. I hear ya. But honestly any of the opportunities that will make you decent money isn’t a walk in the park. Affiliate marketing wasn’t all that easy for me when I first started. But I stuck with it because I felt it was right for me and I couldn’t swallow the idea of making some corporation rich the rest of my life while they gave me crumbs. So try to keep your eyes on the prize. The road to the top is always bumpy. If it were easy then everyone would do it. But for those that keep the course the rewards are so sweet. Some times we may need to take some detours. After all I tried Ameriplan and a number of other opportunities before I realized that affiliate marketing was the best option for me. Just don’t give up on the dream. Make adjustments where necessary but keep plugging away.
Hope this helps you.
ReplyOMG! I’m so distracted right now! I wish I had of known about your site a long time ago. How long have you been up and running? I’m stunned that I am just now finding your network of sites. Well, I’ll be reading some many pages on here before I get back to my work, hopefully =). You’re definitely bookmarked and I will need to share this with my sister. We are all about working out of “corporate america,” if you will. But we really just started going at it as a team just recently. So, I’ll be following you. This is gold! Thanks for existing! And congrats on your successes and achievements! Godspeed.
ReplyThanks Sina! You made my day. I’ve been in this industry since the early 90s. But my current sites came on the scene in the early 2000′s. I think I’m the step child of the industry. There aren’t a lot of work at home sites run by stay at home dads. I don’t get the same love or attention as my counterparts. Maybe it’s a sexist thing or my sites just suck. lol Who knows.
In any event, I’m sure you’ll learn a lot here. I’m all about helping people find ways to make money at home. And one of my big crusades is to get people out of the shadiness of corporate america. Spending 7 years there showed me how toxic it was. So anything I can do to help people escape it like I did, I plan on doing.
Good luck to you. I’ll be here along the way if you need some help, guidance or motivation. This can be a long and painful process sometimes but trust me its worth it!
Reply@Eddy Salomon:
LOL, funny. Your welcome. I appreciate you taking time out of you and your family’s summer to respond. Yeah, many sites are run by WAHM or SAHM. Sorry. But you’ve got my support for sure. I don’t recall ever stumbling upon a WAH related site that has received such coverage by the media though. I mean you were on the news!
Well, I’ve already been doing a lot of reading and signed up for Amazon MT opp. I mean this site is a wealth of information and my mind is spinning wheels. Thankfully I’m not frying my brain here, rather soaking it all in like a sponge and safely.
Thanks for extending your continued support, too. Again, I’m glad I found some real treasure at the end of the rainbow.
All The Best!
ReplyLOL.
I appreciate your support. Amazon MT program is a great place to start. I’m sure you’ll do well there. You’re taking a great approach with all this information. Slow and easy is the way to go because there is a lot of stuff on the blog. Maybe to a fault. lol
Just happy I can help people. So thanks for taking a few moments out your day to make a blogger feel appreciated.
ReplyFYI folks if you READ ALL of Eddy’s “Ad Typist” Affiliate article— WA is on special sale right now– I do not know if that is a permanent recession reduced price or a short time special. It is certainly making me think that this is the time to try it out! You are still locked in for a year, but like Eddy says it is cheaper than a course, or a workshop or all the other stuff you can buy that does not give you any support!
ReplyThis may be just the best site and most useful site I have ever found
ReplyDamn Ryan, if I could blush I would be doing it right now. lol Thanks for the kind words.
ReplyI have been researching work at home opportunities for a few weeks now; I am very happy to have found this site. I have a ? has any one dealt with speciality merchandise corporation (smc)
ReplyHi Ak,
Just follow the steps in our scam video listed above. You’ll quickly learn that company has had their fair share of complaints.
ReplySup eddy, i was browsing the internet and i came across and ad on craigslist about a job, i responded to it, and in less than 1 week a recieved 2 money orders. im getting nervous, is this a scam?? i need your help.
ReplyHey Bobby,
Yes it is. I covered it in the scam link mentioned in this guide. You better head over there and read that info. In fact be sure you actually absorb ALL that information we’ve listed in the guide. It will help you avoid these type of scams and actually find legit work at home opportunities. Good luck to you.
Reply@ak:
I have dealt with SMC and it’s legit, but you have to pay upfront for the membership kit. The kit used to have catalogs/brochures/how to guide/membership card/order forms but that was a few years ago. I’m not sure what the kit would have in it now. There is also an annual fee. Basically the annual fee is for the product catalogs you get twice a year and the right to purchase products at wholesale prices. Then it’s up to you how much effort you want to put in to make the money.
You can sell products on your own website, flea markets, mail order, showing the catalogs to friends, family, businesses etc, and you can also get sub wholesalers to sell under you. You can also pay SMC to set up a website for you. There website is http://www.smcorp.com.
I don’t know of anyone personally that has gotten a steady income from SMC, but you can make money from it, depending on how much you’re willing to put into it.
ReplyI know that I have seen several people selling SMC’s products at flea markets in my hometown, at Walmart, and whenever there are festivals I’ve seen people selling pieces from SMC.
Hello there! I came across your site when I googled “work from home”. I find the information on your site to be very informative! I actually had a question for you about a company that I read about in All You magazine. There was a work-from-home-mother that was telling her story about a company called Arise Virtual Solutions. She says that she read their ad in the newspaper and contacted their HR staff. She does customer service calls for AAA and such. It sounds really good and I went to their site and read every page. It sounds great to me but I was just wondering if you had any info on them? Good or bad? I know that I would need to buy certain equipment, such as a head set and be sure that my computer is up to par, ect. Does this company have any bad reviews? Have you heard of them? I appreciate any response, thank you so much for your time, you have a great day!
Amanda
ReplyHi Amanda,
Welcome to our little site. Arise is a well known and legitimate work at home company. It’s actually one of the trusted firms we list in our work at home companies page:
Replyhttp://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies So you should be fine with them. Good luck and keep us posted.
@Eddy Salomon:
I am very happy to hear this from you, I was pretty interested in the company. I will be sure to check out the link that you posted. I am very happy also to speak with someone that is so caring of others needs and helpful! I will be sure to visit regularly and learn all that I can from you! I am interested in working from home because I want to go to school and start a family soon. I often think that people would be more productive if they could work from home…. less traffic, less pollution, less stressed out people, more personal time to accomplish what you need to on the home front as well as for people with children, more time to be around. I have never worked from home before, although when my husband was in the Army, I sold my crafts on ebay. Well, I guess that is enough about me, once again, thank you so much! I look forward to your emails and advice!!
Thank you so much for the fast response!
Amanda
ReplyYou’re welcome Amanda. Glad to help. I appreciate your future support. I really admire the reasons that you want to work at home and totally agree with you. Too bad more companies don’t realize the benefits you’ve highlighted. There is this misconception that people that work at home will goof off more. But it’s just the opposite. People that work at home are happier and thus work harder because they don’t have to deal with the annoyance and stress of commutes and office drama. But I think the tide is turning in our favor. Companies are looking for ways to cut cost and avoid layoffs so telecommuting is becoming a lot more attractive now. Its sad it took such dramatic economic circumstances for corporations to wake up. But I guess it’s better late than never. In any event, great chatting with you. Let me stop babbling and get to bed before my wife decides I need to sleep on the couch tonight.
ReplyEddy -
ReplyI have been going through the information on your site and have to say I seem to be on info-overload?!?! I am looking for a work-at-home opportunity that would supplement my income $500-1000 per month. After reading through this blog, I keep hearing you say “Read-Read-Read” – I have been!!! And I feel overloaded!!! Help!!!!
Hey Nancy,
I totally understand. But trust me its for your own good. lol The more you know about scams the better your chances of avoiding them. The other thing you have to keep in mind is that I try to give you guys as many options as possible. I hate the fact that people aren’t able to land the traditional work at home jobs so I give you a lot of alternative options. At the end of the day, you just need to narrow down the opportunities that fit your needs. It’s very much like going to a grocery store and being faced with tons of products. You only pick the ones that you life and feel comfortable with. The same applies here.
With that said the type of money you’re looking for will require a certain skill set. I included a link in the guide above about Work At Home Jobs that are in demand http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/01/01/work-at-home-outlook-for-2009/ that you should read. Because those are the type of jobs that can afford you that type of money. So give that a try.
You can also just go straight to the work at home companies page which is also included in the guide above:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies
So all the information is at your finger tips. You just need to buckle down, read it and most importantly just pick the options that are right for you. I can’t pick them for you. I can only provide you with all your options.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
ReplyEddy,
last week I found a friend of yours…you mentioned/provided a link to her site
in one of your reply-notes…..I’VE LOST IT….CAN YOU RESUPPLY THAT INFO ?
Thanx so much,as ever
Replyjan939@yahoo.com
Hi Ashley,
It’s my right hand girl Callie at:
http://www.surveyfavs.com
Hope it helps.
ReplyEddy, Hi. I just had to drop you a line to say thank you. I am disabled and unable to work, I have tried so many work at home jobs on the net that has only really hurt me and left me feeling hopeless. My last two tries was angel pin creation. They wanted money & marketing specialists filling envelopes. They wanted money. When you’re trying to earn money there something that is very wrong when you have to pay some one to work for them. Thank you so much for helping your fellow men especially the ones of us that cannot hold down any kind of outside job. I appreciate you.
ReplyHi Eddy!
I’ve been reading for about a week now and the first thing i said was “Man… how come i didn’t get across to this site before, why just now?” There’s a lot of very useful information… I could’ve probably made some decent money if i only have found out sooner… Well… It’s never too late and i can always take advantage of it. I’m starting to be a fan Eddy and you will start to see me around more often now… You are very knowledgeable, smart and very professional… I was never fooled by this rats and i thank my guts or that… See you around Eddy and keep up the great work!
Joon
ReplyAlso Eddy… One thing i noticed was unlike other bloggers and forums, you are always on top of every comment… And i give you an A+ on that… Glad you value what we have to say because some even argues and sometimes fights with the posters. Take care man.
Joon
ReplyJoon,
Thanks for the love. I really appreciate it. I’m glad you found my little site too. But don’t worry, its never too late. There is a lot of options for you listed on this site. Many of which are still available. I try to focus on ever green non-traditional opportunities since they’re always available. Again I really appreciate the nice comments and look forward to hearing from you on this blog.
Thanks again.
P.S. I wish I can say that I do respond to every comment. But I would be lying. lol Sometimes I miss a few or some are deleted because its obvious the person is a spammer, being abusive/negative or the person just refuses to read the information that already addresses their answer. So I definitely try to respond to everyone as much as I can. I think its the least I can do since you guys support me.
ReplyEddy, Love your site! I’ve been looking for P/T telecommute work for a long time. I’m sure I’ll find something here. By the way, have you ever thought of a “Telecommute Staffing Site”? It would be like one of those agencies that place employees with employers? Just an idea. It would be great – an employer gets a resume of someone for whom he’s placed an ad – the temp agency arranges for a phone interview. Let me know what you think. Thanks for all the info! Nancy
ReplyThanks Nancy!
I like your idea! I had a friend that did the same thing. But she gave up the business because it was too much effort than it was worth. And truth be told I’m more of a passive income type of guy. Running a staffing agency would start feeling like a job again. But nonetheless it’s a good idea for the right person. I might be too lazy for it. lol
ReplyEddy, Thanks for having a site like this. Can you recommend a business that I can work at home part-time and has no out of pocket expense? I am a novice when it comes to technology. But I’m just looking to suppplement my income and pay some bills. Thanks
ReplyHey Michael,
You’re quite welcome. No I don’t know of any legit home based business that you can start for free. After all you can’t start an outside business without money. That being said I do know of non-traditional work at home opportunities that you can look into on the following pag,. most of which are free:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations
Hope it helps.
ReplyDear Eddy,
I stumbled upon your site by accident while looking for income opportunities, and was very impressed. I noticed that your background includes affiliate marketing – a business that I’d very much like to pursue. Could you tell me, from your personal experience, if there is a particular affiliate marketing program out there that you could recommend for a beginner – one that covers all the bases and gives me sound instruction? I’m moderately intelligent and willing to work very hard, but I’m aware that many programs promise much more than they deliver. If there are one or two high-quality ones that you could recommend, I’d be most grateful for your suggestions. (I’ve just been laid off, so have some time but not much money to invest.)
Many thanks for your insights,
ReplyJoAnn
Very good , thanks for the info.
ReplyYou’re welcome.
ReplyHelp! I just signed up for this and then I found your site. Is this a scam: http://www.net-news-daily.com/?s=VC_Pop1n32 this then takes you to this website: https://www.googleworkstoday.com/MTAxNjh8MTk1MnwzNzgzOTd8djI=/5hxsn4b9/g
If you say it is a scam, I will cancel immediately! I wish I had seen your site sooner.
Thanks for this website!
ReplyIs this a scam? I just signed up for it and then found your site!
http://www.net-news-daily.com/?s=VC_Pop1n32 then I clicked on Google Money master, which is where I paid for it: https://www.googleworkstoday.com/MTAxNjh8MTk1MnwzNzgzOTd8djI=/5hxsn4b9/g
Thanks so much for this website!
ReplyHi Marly,
You need to read the following articles right away and call your credit card company right away:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/06/07/fake-news-site-work-at-home-scam/
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2009/04/07/is-google-money-tree-a-scam/
Once you get that squared away, I suggest you visit my scam page and absorb all of it including the video, articles
and comments like a sponge so you avoid these scams in the future.
Good luck.
Eddy
ReplySee my comment to your original question.
ReplyWow, thank you so much for your fast reply, I will do what you told me!!@Eddy Salomon:
ReplyYou’re welcome. Don’t get use to the speed. I usually take a day or two to respond. I just happen to be working right now. lol
ReplyGood luck.
Hi Eddy,
Loved the info on My Survey and the affiliate oppurtunities. I’ve done some survry sites and a little mystery shopping but wanted to find something I could use to get my feet wet in affiliate marketing. I was thinking of starting a site but using the classified ads and craiglits is great.
ReplyThanks for putting this stuff put there.
Hi Bo,
Glad you like the information. You may want to read the following articles:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/affiliatemarketing
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/top10
I’m sure it will help you as well.
Take care.
ReplyHello Eddy,
WOW! The Lord answered my prayer. I’m blessed I came across your website. God is good all the time.
Your website has a lot of info. I’m pretty much a single parent, work full time for the Veterans Administration providing combat counseling and helping homeless veterans get rehabilitated and find jobs. I also, attend school full time and have an hour commute to work, so I am very busy. However, what I make isn’t cutting it during these difficult times. I’ve always said, “It’s good to have a backup plan” when all else fails.” Of course, I have been scammed several times and have heard this from my husband numerous times, “I TOLD YOU SO, THERE’S NOT SUCH THING AS FAST MONEY”, “You can’t make money from home, everyone needs to get off their lazy butt and go out and get a job like every normal human being.” I on the other hand do dream and believe in miracles. I’ve heard of being an affiliate for particular companies with my interest but wasn’t sure how this would make me any money. I have an AOL account and a facebook account is it difficult to attach the affiliate links? I’m sure your website talks about this somewhere, doesn’t it? And, I know you’re response will be READ READ READ! Will you please, tell me where exactly on your website to look?
Again, thank you so much for providing us all with the FREE information unlike other Entrepreneurs who want us to purchase their E-book to obtain the information on how they became successful. What happen to not forgetting where we came from or where we once where? I believe success is when we teach others how to become successful. We have enough managers who manage what we need are true and honest leaders, successful leaders lead people to success like you EDDY!!
Quick question, do you have any information on if you have an idea but don’t have the money to get it started, there are prospects that are looking to pay for your idea? How about if you write short stories i.e., children stories but again do not have the money to get copyrighted, any information on this too will be grateful.
Sincerely,
ReplyBetty
Hey Betty,
Sorry for the delay. I’m happy you found our site as well and you’re right God is always good!!
I really admire what you do for our Veterans. I feel that all the sacrifices they do for all of us can never full be repaid and that they should be afforded every privilege and resource. I’ve heard from Vets and breaks my heart to hear about the lack of benefits and resources provided to them. So its good to hear that you work for organization that is giving back to these folks! Sounds like the best job.
In any event, let me try to answer your question. Yes the first thing I’m going to do is make you read. lol That’s how I learned and why I spend so much time giving you content. So that being said you may want to read the following articles:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/aff
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/affiliatemarketing
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/top10
Your husband is right that there is no such thing as fast money! Like the offline world, the online world requires a lot of hard work as well. But with all due respect to your husband there are people that make very good money at home and they’re regular human beings. lol You’re talking to one right now. The problem with people outside our little work at home world is that since they were never able to make it in this world or know anyone that has, there is an assumption that it’s not possible. Just because you don’t see something or understand it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. I can’t see microwaves but I do know if I throw some food in the microwave oven it’s going to come out hot in a few seconds. So I understand why your husband would think that. All my family and friends thought the same thing. Now that they see my lifestyle they’re all believers and inspired. Because they know a regular joe like me made it, so why can’t they.
So if this is what you want you’ll need to learn to ignore some of the forces that may tell you it’s not possible. Lord knows they have our best interest in heart but it doesn’t mean they’re right. Hope that makes sense.
In terms of your question about getting paid for articles, there are so many websites that offer this:
http://www.Helium.com
http://www.AssociatedContent.com
http://www.eHow.com
http://www.Examiner.com
You should also read my international article where I list freelance sites:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/international Don’t worry it applies to you here in the states too.
Amazon may also be an option for you:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/07/29/work-at-home-with-amazoncom/
So you have options Betty. I hope this helps.
In regards to entrepreneurs selling information, I find nothing wrong with that. These people put in a lot of sweat, tears and hard work to get where they are and for us to expect that they shouldn’t be compensated for sharing their experience with the masses isn’t realistic considering we live in a capitalist society. I commend the fact that they are willing to share the information because there are a lot of people that come up and don’t feel obligated to help others come up. They’re under the false impression they did it all on their own. So I take more issue with folks like that.
At the end of the day I feel it’s every one’s responsibility to help each other out as human beings. I don’t know what changed over time that has made this concept a dirty word or principle. I admire entrepreneurs that give back for free. A lot of the ones I follow do a ton of that before ever asking you to buy their products. And because they do this, I always more inclined to do so. So I think it’s all about balance. If folks are giving back by selling books or information that will help your life than more power to them. If folks want to do the same thing for free, that’s great too. Either way that’s a form of giving back.
Replyhope this works,i’m sick and i need this bad.
Reply-Darryl
Hi Darryl,
It does work. It may not happen over night but people are able to land a job or make money with the non-traditional opportunities we recommend. The options are there. It’s just a matter of patience, research and taking action when an opportunity presents itself to you. This isn’t an easy industry to succeed in but that guide provides you with a great detail of information that will help you avoid the pitfalls when lacking it.
ReplyHi Mr Salomon, first I must say thanks for providing us with such great valid information on your site. I am a Jamaican ( Caribbean West Indies ) I have, in the past signed up with online home based work and paid for packages etc. which obviously were/are scams, as I followed through with instructions and did what I was assigned to do but never recieved a cent, each time after completing a work I’d check my account but it would always be empty. I had given up hopes of ever finding a ligitimate work from home job, especially one that excludes sign up fees or paying for a package etc. until reading through the info you provide here. However, I tried signing up with a few of the sites you recommended and realise that being/living out of the United States is a disadvantage
… Are there any sites that accepts applicants/workers who live outside the US, Canada, UK ?
ReplyWell, I just found this link, thanks much…
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/12/21/international-work-at-home-jobs/
ReplyHi Nicola,
ReplyI’m glad you found the link. lol I was just going to point out it’s right above in the guide.
So just be careful as you read the site because there is a lot of information listed there, It’s just a matter of taking your time
to read it.
Hi Eddy,
This is Kalpana from Singapore. I am visiting your site for the 1st time. Looks good and interesting. Now, I’d like to tell you that I’d invested some amount in a website that said it would provide me with surveys. I was scammed. Can you tell me if there are actually any opportunites outside the US for work at home. Esp. Singapore
ReplyHi Kalpana,
Read the guide above again. We listed a link for jobs outside the U.S.
Replyhttp://www.workathomenoscams.com/international
Hello Eddy. What can you tell me about secret shoppers. I had thjis one email where after I did the task I was to wire money to someone in thew UK. Now reading everything you have said, wiring money to someone else is not part of it? But keep up the good work and may God bless you and your family. Debra
ReplyHi Debra,
As you guessed it, wiring money or cashing a check is always a scam. The scam artists try to dress it up by trying to confuse you by mentioning legitimate company’s names or real legitimate opportunities like mystery shopping.
But once you read any part about wiring money, or cashing checks then you can just ignore these emails.
Read more about wire & check cashing scams here:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/10/16/fake-checks-wire-transfer-scams-fakechecksorg-fights-back/
And read how mystery shopping really works here:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/03/20/mystery-shopping/
Good luck.
ReplyHi Eddy,
ReplyThis is LaFaye Perkins and I am a 19 year old disabled woman and I want to start a Home Business or more pacifically an online pet supply store. I was wondering can you help me get started or do you know what I should do to get my business started?
Hi LaFaye,
If you’re thinking about starting a site about pet supplies I would suggest you do a blog. You also need to think of a more specific niche vs just a general pet supply store because you’ll be competing against a site like petco.com and a new site like yours can’t do that. But if you focus on a sub niche like Italian Grey Hound pet supply store for instance, you have a better chance of succeeding. I would encourage you to get a free mini course on blogging here:
http://www.entrepreneurs-journey.com/go.php?offer=etheod4980&pid=1
It will help you get started.
Good luck.
ReplyI wanted to say that you have one of the best sites on the web. 15yrs on the net I think I can say that. I have tried quite a few sites and have been ripped off. But, when I first started there wasn’t a lot of information out there.
I did join Ether but am having problem getting it going. But it is a good program.
Keep up the good work and also may I mention that if you read the terms of use and the earnings at the bottom of a website you will find out more information about what you maybe getting into. Many times more info is in that.
Thanks
ReplyCarol
Thanks for the kind words Carol.
ReplyI really appreciate that. I totally agree with you about reading the terms and conditions of a site. Most people don’t. Scammers and shady marketers prey of this. But in general, the more you read the less likely you are to get scammed.
Thanks again.
Mr. Salomon,
Thank you for the infrmation provided in your website.
Sandra
ReplyYou’re welcome Sandra. Thanks for taking time out your day just to say that. I appreciate it.
ReplyHi Eddy,
I have been reading your site for about 2 months now, but this is the first time I have posted. I just want to say thank you for this site and for the guidance you provide. I have signed up for a few of the PTC sites you have recommended. I originally was looking for information on a site I was looking at, but I found so much more. You have truly been an inspiration for me to set out on a journey that I have no idea where it is going.
A few weeks back, I decided that I was going to build up a steady income out of absolutely nothing. My goal is $500 per month. I have spent nothing out of my own pocket and will keep it that way. I will reinvest much of what I am earning, as well as everything I earn from Mechanical Turk in upgrades and advertising. My profits are currently around $50 total, but it is a start. I am keeping a blog (it’s a work in progress, only 2 days old) of my journey for anyone that is interested in following along. I even have free hosting for that for now.
My primary reason for doing this is that there are so many who do not have extra money of their own to invest, and they may decide to not do anything because they can’t do everything. My hope is that my blog will inspire them to take that first small step and work their way toward their own goals, whatever they may be.
My main reason for posting here (besides the free advertising – click my name people
) is to thank you for providing me the inspiration and the knowledge to start on my crazy journey and to pass on some knowledge I have gained from you and some of the blogs you have linked to on to others.
ReplyAmy,
Thanks for the kind words. But more importantly congratulations on your progress with your money making efforts! It’s always great to hear from people taking action and making money! You go girl.
You may want to get the following free blogging course to help you with your site:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/bloggingcourse
In terms of promoting your blog, you definitely don’t want to post comments on other blogs asking people to click your name. That’s a no no.
Blog commenting marketing works as follows:
Visit popular blogs in your niche that get more traffic than you. Then post useful feedback and comments. Always include your website address in the url field. Make it habit to post useful comments often. Don’t just post stuff like: “Hey I agree with you author” or “I love you author”.
Provide some real depth and useful information when possible even if it means linking to sites you’re not affiliated with but is related to the topic at hand. Then people will start viewing you as someone that knows their stuff and they’ll be more inclined to click on your name without you having to ask them.
That’s how you can get some free traffic off established sites.
You can also try to use the technique in my free affiliate marketing guide:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/affiliatemarketing
Hope this helps. Thanks for your continued support and good luck on your site.
ReplyThanks for the advice and the kind words. I will definitely read the links you put on there. I’m not so much a big poster on message boards and stuff, but it sounds like I will be working to change that.
ReplySir,
Could you please advice me how to start works at home, please advice, Is there any hidden charges?
Looking forward your advice
ReplyYou start by actually reading the information above and following it?
ReplyDear Eddy,
This is probably the best and definitely the most genuine collection of information and advice on “work-from-home” that I have come across on the internet.
With so many desperate souls looking for an extra income including me, and cold-blooded scamsters around, your are doing such a great service to so many people around the globe.
Congratulations and do keep up this great work! My all best wishes.
Though I do not get to spend a lot of time on the net, please let me know if I can help you in any small way in this service.
Take care and may all the good come to you and your near and dear!
Rajesh
ReplyHi Rajesh,
Thanks so much for the kind words. It always feels good to know the efforts are appreciated! The best way you can help me and people in general is to spread the word about this site so others can avoid scams and learn how to find legitimate work at home opportunities. That would be a great help to me. Thanks for asking that! That’s the first time I’ve had someone visit this site and ask what they could do for me. It’s great to meet people like you. Thanks again for the continued support and taking time just to express your sentiments.
Reply@Eddy Salomon:
That is a sure thing Eddy. I will be spreading the word around about this site whenever I can.
If I come across some good work from home locations, will let you know. Is there one common page or address it can be sent to? As I see, the reader comments and your responses are spread across your articles.
I hope others do as well and make this a great hub to land on.
Rajesh
ReplyThanks Rajesh.
You can always email directly using the contact me link at the top of the page.
Replyi thinkin about moving back home (philly) i now live in florida, igoing to need a job when i go back to philly what best work at home job be good to do?
ReplySelina,
That’s like asking what’s the best non-work at home job? What might be the best work at home job for me may not be the best job for you. That being said, I do have a list of the jobs that tend to be in demand and pay well. I provided a link to these jobs in the guide above, make sure you actually read the guide if you hope to be successful at landing a work at home job because it isn’t easy. Good luck.
ReplyYour website has been nicely put together, but without sugar coating things, I wanted to tell you that, yes, I did read it.. a few pages of it, at least..and one thing that is a major turn off is this affiliate marketing lingo term that is so generously used it denotes confusion and quite the misunderstandings. When ever I personally think of the term and meaning of affiliate marketing.. my next immediate thought is – cost to advertise. This is always a problem because while you can tote yourself as being an expert and in the affiliate marketing field, you and everybody else talking about the same title NEVER explain that it costs gobs and gobs of money to advertise.. AND if you were to come back with – no, it doesnt.. you are reading from a person who has been online network marketing going on 6 years..and YES it does cost money.. the FREE classified and promotional sites do one thing for you.. they get you gobs and gobs of upselling solicitations.. lovely, just lovely. I want a real work at home job that I either type, and submit a form and receive a check. I have the paid to click sites like send earnings and inbox.. it has taken me upwards of 2 years to earn $38.50 from sendearnings.. and why? because I flat out will not use my debit card or cc card for any such offers – even though they say you can cancel before the trial period is up .. why? simple.. I do not TRUST them. I have earned this piss poor amount simply by clicking and getting credit of a half a frickin penny! that is WHY it has taken so long to earn with these particular sites.
No matter what you or anybody writes or says – affiliate marketing does not come without some type of price tag….albeit loads of time.. but more like MONEY spent in promoting.
ReplyHi Lee,
You may want to read the following articles:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/affiliatemarketing
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/wareview
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/top10
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/aff
There are tons of people using free affiliate marketing techniques such as article marketing, SEO, blog commenting, forum marketing etc to make money online. So it is possible to do well in this career without spending a lot of money or any money assuming you know how to apply those free techniques. If you have enough free time on your hands and are pretty good at research you can learn anything about marketing for free. Then it’s just a matter of applying it.
There is this false perception that you can only make money with affiliate marketing using PPC which is BS. I’ve done it and know how to make money with it. But it’s far too time consuming and costs lots of money. Whereas I can get the same results with SEO and that’s “free” because it just takes a bit of my time to write articles and such. So I don’t necessarily agree with your assertion fully. Where I do see most people spending money is learning these techniques and I think that’s fine because it’s no different than paying to go to college to get skills for a career. But once you’ve been trained in various affiliate marketing techniques you can basically focus on the free methods and do fine. It usually involves a lot more work and patience but it can be done. Just don’t expect magical results right away. It has to be a long term investment in time and effort. The problem is most people come into this business with an employee mentality and I’m sorry that’s not going to cut it. If you’re looking for a set amount of money based on the hours and time you put in, then you need to focus on a work at home job:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies
If you’re looking to build a lifestyle where you determine how much money you’ll make, when you work and play, then you need to be willing to make the sacrifices to do that. Ultimately Affiliate marketing isn’t easy and not for everyone: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/top10 But that’s why I’m constantly providing folks with different options. You’ll notice this as you read my blog. I sing the praises of affiliate marketing because it’s what helped me get out the rat race but i recognize it’s not meant for everyone and that’s why this whole site isn’t dedicated to promoting tons of affiliate marketing products. It’s just the opposite, I provide various non affiliate marketing opportunities:
Replyhttp://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations and job leads: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/category/work-from-home-job-leads so that no matter what your preference or experience may have been, you have options. This is only clear if you’ve read enough of my body work. Hopefully in time you’ll see that.
hello Eddy this is my first visit to your website.Liked your about me page.Surely i want to visit regular on this informative website.
ReplyThanks Bisaani!
ReplyWonderful Info.
ReplyThe first video doesn’t work.
Thanks. I’m aware of the issue, just hadn’t a chance to upload the video again.
Reply@Eddy Salomon:
ReplyDon\’t know if you did or not. Keep up the wonderful work your doing too. Great to have someone that others can come to.
First time I’ve been on this site and this is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Lots of great info here. Thanks!
ReplyYou’re welcome Nancy! Glad you find it useful. Be sure you become a subscriber so you don’t miss out on any new content:
Replyhttp://www.workathomenoscams.com/subscribe
@Eddy Salomon:
ReplyI am real serious and glad to have found this website.This my first time registering for twittering. I typed in my information with hopes connections were made of my interest in working from home. I am single parent and also includes a parent of 70 years old on dialysis. I just trying to keep the faith no matter what challenges. Once I am register as a person follower, do I just come to this website or/and my email to check for responses?
You are a blessed man and may the blessing keep pouring with much praise (“Keep your praise on”.
ReplyHi Sharon,
Thanks. I do feel very blessed and try to spread that as much as I can with others around me. Everyone can use a little blessing in their lives. You have a great attitude and despite what may be going in your life as long as you keep your faith and take action when opportunities are presented to you, you’ll always thrive in the midst of any storm.
In any event, I’m glad you found our website as well. I’m sure as you read through it you’ll find a lot of options and ways of making money that you never considered or were even aware of. That being said, I’m not sure if I really understand your question about twitter. If you want to be aware of when I posts new articles and opportunities then all you need to do is subscribe via email: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/subscribe
The twitter option I have listed is for people that actually use twitter. If you don’t, then you don’t need to really be concerned with it.
In terms of the articles, you’ll notice that you can subscribe to comments for any article. So if you want to be emailed when someone responds to a specific article then you check the subscribe box in the comments area to subscribe to that given article. Hope this helps. Take care.
ReplyHi. Eddy..
ReplyThanks for the hard work you put into this site. I have read alot here in the past week.
So glad I found it. Wish I had found it sooner. Simply amazing.!!!!!
I have a home business, which I love, But looking for a little extra income, while
building my business and helping people and children.
Could you give a little insite on which company would be the best to work for??
I have found the best business, just looking for the best work from home job now.
Thanks for what you do. Glad to see people out there like me, trying to help.
Thanks for your time.
Hi Gwen,
You’re quite welcome. Glad you’re finding the website helpful. In terms of the best company or work at home job, there is no such thing. Everyone has different needs, skill sets
and preferences. So what I may think is the best company for me isn’t necessarily for you. That being said, you can decide and find the best company for you by visiting the following pages:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/category/work-from-home-job-leads/
http://www.WorkAtHomeCareers.com
So take a look and decide for yourself what’s the best options for yourself.
Good luck.
ReplyEddy, can I trust in trasnlatorbase.com because to apply for a project they are asking me to pay $ 169/year.
ReplyGreat website Eddy.
God Bless you,
Lorena
Lorena,
Try reading the guide above. There is a section about scams and a video that shows you how to research companies. Your type of question is basically the reason it was created. Legitimate jobs are also listed above as well. Everything you need is already here but you have to actually read it. Good luck.
Replyi would love to work at home p.s help thanks @ GOD BLESS
ReplyThe first step to working at home is to read the guide above. That’s why it was created. Good luck.
ReplyWow I just now came across your website. It is amazing, I wish I’d found it sooner.
ReplyThanks Angi,
Better late than never. Either way if you take the time to read through it, you’ll learn a lot. Be sure you become a subscriber so you don’t miss out on any of my content:
Replyhttp://www.workathomenoscams.com/subscribe Good luck and welcome to my little blog.
hi Eddy!
its a fantastic site for the beginners. keep rock!
regards,
Replyguru
Thanks for the great content and information on a legitimate home based business opportunity. I search the net looking for this type of content to give me ideas on future articles that I am going to write on this same general subject. Appreciate reading your article and information on this particular subject.
ReplyThanks Guru.
ReplyHey Eddy…really good work…i’ve already gone through half of your guide…m from India and desperately looking for a virtual work but most of the sites like mysurvey.com etc. do not provide memberships for few countries including India…so just waana to know if you could help me with that..
ReplyHi,
There is an international link right above in that guide.
ReplyI am a 54 year old mother and grandmother. With only a GED, 4 major back surgerys in the past 9 years. I am still very physical but limited. I tend my 2 grandchildren (1 a toddler, 1 in school) so they don’t have to go to day care and I can pick them up from school if needed. My husband is self employed and the economy has hurt us. I need to bring in an income to help and I to have investigated the work at home scam night mares. I would like to continue to care for my grand children but do work at home on my extra time. Do you have some suggestions for me? You are the only safe site I have seen!!! Thank You
ReplyLavonee,
Have you tried reading and taking action on the guide above? Because everything you need happens to be right above.
ReplyThanks Eddy for you wonderfull tips. I now know what to look for while searching for ligitimate work at home jobs. Your website had been very usefull. Wish me luck!!
ReplyYou’re quite welcome Jessica!
By the way we actually do the leg work for you in terms of searching for these legitimate jobs and list them here daily:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/jobs
Good luck.
Replyi would like some help finging a home from home
ReplyTry actually reading the guide above. That’s why it was created.
ReplyWhat’s a realistic paycheck if i work here?
ReplyJed,
I have no idea. Like any job, it will depend on your skill, the company you work with and the job your apply for. All those details are usually presented to you during an interview with a company.
ReplyGreat job! Wish I had found this site years ago. You are one of the good huiman beings left!!
ReplyLori,
ReplyThanks for the kind words. Better late than never I say.
You have found us now and I’m sure you’ll be able to make up for lost time.
Take care.
So, after reading your guidelines and listening to the video, and checking out your suggestions. Honestly, do people really make as much as I’ve read by working at home?
ReplyKathy,
I don’t know what people you’re referring to. There are a lot of outrageous claims out there.
There are some people like me that earn 5 figures per month and others that earn a fraction of that.
Ultimately it doesn’t matter. The fact of the matter is there are legit ways to make money from home.
It’s not a urban myth. Don’t let your own experiences cloud your judgement. I personally never knew anyone that
worked at home but I knew it was a reality. Despite all the naysayers, I pursued this dream and obviously after a lot of hard work and time, I made it a reality.
So yes it’s possible. The amount you or anyone venturing into this earns will vary just like it does offline. It’s that simple. But at the end of the day making money at home legitimately is a reality. If you take the time to read through this blog and the comments you’ll here from real people attesting to this. But they were only able to achieve this because they finally left their skepticism behind and took action. That’s the only way you’ll know for yourself.
At the end of the day just do your research if you decide to venture into this. You have the right to be skeptical. Just don’t let it cripple you from taking action otherwise you’ll just get more of what you already have. If you’re fine with that then don’t change anything. But if not take a calculated risk and find for yourself. Good luck.
Reply@Rachelle:
Hi Rachelle,
I wanted to know if you are still with Ameriplan and how is it working out for you. I am thinking about joining the program.
ReplyHey Wendy if you are still interested in joining Ameriplan email me at stephanie_20904@yahoo.com and I will give you ALL the information you need! I was a skeptic about this at first but not anymore and we have a fantastic upline!
ReplyStephanie
@Eddy Salomon:
ReplyHi Eddy, Unfortuneatly I am one of the people scammed by TRANSAM. I thought that because I found the job through Beyond.com which I got through your website, I thought it was a good scam-free site. I have just started reading your website and someone told me (lbsk622@yahoo.com) about your work at home no scam website. I did only pay half of what they wanted me to, but I feel so violated and stupid. I assume there is no way to get my money back? I am disabled and that was alot of money for me. I want to remind everyone to RESEARCH YOUR POTENTIAL NEW JOB. Like you said not all the site here are really from you. I even found it through your suggested sites. I feel like a fool. Be sure that next time I will research, research, research the next job I want to apply for. Thank you for all your advise. Steve
Hi Eddy,
I just want to say a big THANK YOU for this guide and your website. I have been applying to jobs for 6 months and never was called back in all that time. I found a job lead through writingassist.com that you recommended and they are forwarding my app to a potential new employer. I feel so encouraged! I want to leave an awful job and now I am one step closer to that goal
Thanks again,
ReplyMJ
MJ,
You’re quite welcome! Keep me posted.
ReplyYup, those work at home scams are thriving. I just ran into one. They have you give them just a phone number. A person will call you so you can decide if it’s the right fit for you. Can you say “melaleuca”? I got hit twice. No money out the door, just my precious time! They had me go to an “interview” for Customer Service. They said they saw my resume’ on CareerBuilder. They were located in a tiny strip mall 7 miles from here that just so happened to be using the address of a street named after a medical building. It was nothing but a cheesy infomercial. I walked out. Yesterday I was hit by myLot. There is a site called internetCEOmoms. They have “partnered” with melaleuca. Liars! They sell melaleuca! Yes, your site runs well, even though you’ve taken the summer “off”. Happy sunshine! Just thought I’d share.
ReplyCathy,
ReplyGuilty as charged about taking the summer off. It’s been hard to get motivated. lol
Thanks for chiming in.
hello eddy,
ReplyGlad i found this site i’am a working student know i know i can work at my home… thanks for this tips…
i enjoyed watching your video….
Hey,
I’m glad you found the site as well and have the hope to work at home now.
ReplyAs you can see it is possible if you have the proper guidance and resources. Good luck to you.
Hi Eddy I just came across your website on work at home scams, thanks for the info. Being I am 50 yrs of age and unemployeed at the time I don’t have money to send someone that wants me to work for them. Thanks again for the helpful Info and God Bless you for what you are doing to help people from becoming scammed and broke!
ReplyJuanita,
You’re quite welcome. I’m glad you found our site. I’m sure as you read through the information especially the guide above you’ll find a lot of free options.
ReplyGood luck.
I am ready this very minute to begin working at home. I am ready to do some genuine, scam-free, honest work where I don’t have to pay one penny or give my bank details. (I’ll happily accept cheque payment to begin with) Can you give me the exact, specific (not vague) website/work etc. where I can start right now, see results and not be disappointed..
Thank you in advance
C.
ReplyHow about you start by reading the guide above and taking action if you’re so ready?
ReplyThat’s what the folks that actually make money on this site do. We’ve already done the hard work by researching and providing legitimate options and presenting them on this site. But if you’re not actually willing to READ the information and take action this isn’t really the place for you. But we wish the best either way. Good luck out there.
That’s funny
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I just found this site and jumped straight to the end of the page and started typing, so I never even saw the top part or the guide. I do believe this is the place for me right now. I just wanted to know if there was anything you would personally recommend as you seem like you know what you’re talking about, however, I’m going to go ahead and read the guide and see where I can take action.
C.
Replyhi eddy,
thanks for this! I hope to find a legitimate work at home now …I’ve been searching for a website that will teach me how to find a real job that fits..great help!
ReplyYou’re welcome Princess.
ReplyI’m sure that if you continue to read my site you’ll be avoiding a lot of scams but more importantly making money if you haven’t already.
Hi Eddy,
Your site is really informative and perhaps one of the best I have came across. However, I am from Malaysia. Could you advise me if there would be online work for foreigners and how would that work?
Many thanks.
KC
ReplyKC,
Thanks for the kind words. I would recommend reading the page above as we listed a link regarding finding work at home outside the us. So be sure you are carefully reading our material so you don’t miss any more opportunities and information that is designed to help you. Thanks.
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