Does anyone know of any legit work from home jobs?

its hard to find out there, i think everyone has nearly been duped by the 'pay for this information' kind of thing. what's worked for me so far is ebay and IFW's. you wont be a millionaire, but it helps pay the bills. here's a site with a lot more info and free mentoring:

If your just looking for extra money you could try online surveys I make around $400- 500 a month doing them, you don't have to pay or buy anything, just you time. survey companies send invites into your inbox and you pick and choose which ones you want to do. http://www.esurveys.blogspot.com has a good list of surveys sites to get you started. Its a web blog so you don't have to pay for any info.

Have you ever considered selling Mary Kay cosmetics? You can make your own hours around your other job, and you would make 50% profit (sell $100, pocket $50 of it, etc.) from everything you sell. There are no selling territories or minimum orders to place. I've been selling for about 4 years, and the products sell themself, because they're great. You can contact me through my avatar if you would like more info on it.

Become on of those 1800 number receptionists. You sit down at your computer and log in and start taking sales calls from the queue. Another way to make money is just to start blogging and on your blogs put some advertisements. The more people that visit your blog the more money you make. From there you will discover other little niches that come your way.

All are scams..!

Most of them are scam.. they ask for upfront payment and guarantee that you'll cover it in days.. but then they disappear.. elance and guru are good option you can try to explore others as well. List and links for genuine data entry jobs can be found here: http://genuine-dataentry.blogspot.com/ and links of some genuine surveys can be found here: http://genuine-surveys.blogspot.com/ and links of some genuine transcription jobs sites can be found here: http://genuine-transcriptionjobs.blogspot.com/ they are all free to sign-up and seems legitimate so far to me. p.s. sign-up with a new email id, as you might receive a lot of junk mails no your email otherwise. most of them will send your money by paypal

I was somewhat in the same boat as you. I am a full time college student and school takes up a large part of my time. The site I use to make extra cash allows me to do it in between classes, when I can't sleep, and etc. Anytime convenient for me really. You just need to complete offers and fill out surveys. Since you are concerned about scams I have a scanned photo of the check they sent me this month on my site. You can check that out with the link below. Also if you sign up using my site I can help you get started and answer any questions you have.

just try doing what most people do who work online. anyone who actually makes enough to live off online sells something. like I sell jewelry and clothes and make around 3-4k/month depending how hard I work. I just use drop shippers (wholesalers that ship stuff straight to ur customers) so I dont have to buy a bunch of stuff ahead of time or deal with shipping. And that way you can just log into the wholesalers site and see what they have to sell and get the pics and descriptions and put them on ur site then when someone orders from you you just give the wholesaler the customers info and order and they ship it. For a site if you dont know about web design you can just use website templates (premade store website pages so you just add prodcuts) for a store. Anyway I got started by ordering a program from http://makingstorefrontsonline.notlong.com their program was really easy to follow.

I personally make $5,000 month selling used books from my home using Amazon.com It was hard work but fun! I burned out on it after 5 years and no long sell online but it definitely works. You need to have extra space in your house though to store your book inventory. I have an extra bedroom that I used. There's a great book about how to do this by Steven Windwalker --you can get it on Amazon and it explains the whole process. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/Selling-Used-Books