Comments on: Work At Home No Scams $120 Birthday Giveaway!

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 02:56:43 +0000

Hi Thomas,

Thanks so much. Folks have actually been wishing me a happy birthday here:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2010/11/10/work-at-home-no-scams-birthday-100-giveaway
But thanks again for remembering without any help.

By: Thomas

Thomas — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 02:54:01 +0000

Happy Birthday my friend. I see no one has returned to wish you a happy birthday this year. I felt I would do so. Once again, Happy Birthday!

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 12:27:56 +0000

Fareena,
Wealthy Affiliate:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/wareview

We’ll see about the contest.

By: Fareena

Fareena — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 18:23:20 +0000

@Aimee: Amy, which 2 companies do you work for?

By: Fareena

Fareena — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:23:37 +0000

@Eddy Salomon:
What is WA stand for? Please direct me to this opportunity.
Also, you should do this again. Your birthday is coming up.
Motivates people to write about their successes again.

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:05:14 +0000

Well said Jeannette and “ain’t no more to it!”. lol

By: Jeannette

Jeannette — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:26:28 +0000

Oh gosh, I shouldn’t have clicked that “notify me of comments via e-mail” button, lol, and I really wanted to be done posting on here but had to reply to that! I don’t see feminism as strength, just because it means to me that only one way is the right way, and choosing something else is weaker. A strong woman to me is one who cherishes her role as mother and wife and knows that’s important and also knows she can branch out in so many other areas and contribute in so many ways; like a career. Your wife is an example of that as I am sure many ladies on here who take advantage of this website, and even myself. A strong woman to me is ALSO one who isn’t a wife or mother and nurtures herself and embraces independence because she knows that having a family certainly doesn’t make her a woman! But also that both scenarios allows us the ability to realize we can be successful in other areas of our lives and aren’t confined to only one aspect. A woman who has a husband can think of him as a king and shouldn’t forget she’s the queen! But gender doesn’t really matter. Working from home for instance, isn’t just for stay-at-home moms but for men, or strong-minded career women, or college students, or musicians….etc. etc. As people, men or women, we are all so capable of being and doing an array of amazing things and not one thing defines us but the entirety of them all.

By: Eddy Salomon

Eddy Salomon — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 06:05:18 +0000

Amen Jeannette on all counts.
In terms of being an anti-feminist for your feelings towards men, I don’t think that’s the case. Too often there is this perception that being a strong independent woman means hating on men or not catering to them. That’s a bunch of BS. My wife is very strong minded woman, with her own career but she also takes great pride in being a stay at home mom (now) and a loving catering wife. She doesn’t see any shame in being that way and doesn’t take away from her strength. So applaud you for being confident in your strength as a woman.

In any event, my birthday was quiet just the way I wanted it. The only special thing I requested was to have a day of fun with my nephew, godson, niece and daughter. We played laser tag, eat homemade tacos, and played DJ Hero (which was a gift from my lovely wife.) So it was great! Thanks for asking!

Janet,
You’re welcome. Thanks for continuously sharing my site with your family and friends. Hopefully it will help them and eventually help you find a job. Thanks again.

By: Janet Clausen

Janet Clausen — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 04:32:36 +0000

Thank you so much for your website. I have not yet found a job through your site, but I have been reading and doing a lot of background studying more about working from home and avoiding scams, I have been applying for jobs through your site, but I have also been referring many of my friends and family that do not understand what working from home is about and whether or not their are legitimate jobs out there.

It has helped me as a wonderful resource and a wonderful way to explain that working from home is possible and I am glad for your help and I am glad that you are there for EVERYONE. I have so many people that are visiting your site everyday because I have referred them, forwarded your emails to them, so that they can get to know more about you, working from home, and how to avoid scams.

You are awesome and have provided so many resources for so many people everywhere.

Thank you.

By: Jeannette

Jeannette — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 03:50:21 +0000

I feel you on that. I’m the same way (as you can see). I think response is important! I don’t know if I have to respond to all communication I get because I am respectful, or if it’s my bratty redheadedness that moves me to always have the last word….either way….if I recieve an email, I respond; if I get a voicemail, yep…I call ya back.

Perhaps that is why this website is so successful. You aren’t merely a ghost that started the site and disappeared but an active participate!

And umm, maybe I’m just super anti-feminist in this regard, but I think all men should feel like a king! Well, you’re right, though. I mean, a king certainly wouldn’t do so much for others and even give away money on HIS birthday. Maybe I threw that noun out to readily….so in order to balance things out here, I’ll just call you the “master” of this website. That’s fitting isn’t it?

Anyhow, the purpose of this message is to ask you HOW WAS THE BIRTHDAY??? What did your wife have planned for you? I’m guessing a gondola ride? Mexican food? Shark diving!!!?!?What, what? —-> I hope you’ll have time to fill us all in on your special day.

And thanks for everything: the website, the emails, the constant encouragement. I know we all appreciate it and most certainly depend on it. Bravo.