Any legit, no fee work from home companies anyone know of?

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Envelop stuffing is a classic scam that predates the internet, a lot of home assembly offers are fakes as well. I would only consider doing assembly for a local company you meet face to face, I suspect most of that work is done by employees taking home overtime work. Be aware there are more fake work at home offers than authentic ones. http://abcnews.go.com/Business/Economy/Story?id=7014111&page=1#.Tyo3wCNPz4g You can be paid to write fairly basic articles for web sites or for being a virtual assistant, sort of a secretary, while more of the people doing this are in the 3rd world with a low cost of living, some VAs in the U.S. are hired as well to do customer support over the phone, so research, etc. You can find freelance work at marketplaces like odesk.com, freelancer.com these seem to be relatively scam free, you would be competing with a world wide worker pool, while firstly for technicians, there are writing projects regularly coming up, a native English speaker has a big edge in this work, the going rate for basic filler articles may be $5 for 450 words, the most elite sites expect to pay up to $75 for expert authors. There is no cost to workers at the 10 or so freelance sites used by web business operators, the Anything Goes section of Freelancer shows how non technical some of the short term jobs can get. You are ultimately dealing with individual small 'employers' so the experiences can vary. Odesk has a variety of skills tests you could use to learn where you fit in and add to your online resume. There are micro task sites, the original was created by Amazon.com to 'automate' tasks a computer couldn't do, like picking the better of 2 pictures, they named mturk.com after the 18th century Mechanical Turk chess playing machine that had a man hidden inside, shortTask and microworkers have similar micro tasks Some of these tasks are a bit shady, but you can only do the ones you choose to.

Envelop stuffing is a classic scam that predates the internet, a lot of home assembly offers are fakes as well. I would only consider doing assembly for a local company you meet face to face, I suspect most of that work is done by employees taking home overtime work. Be aware there are more fake work at home offers than authentic ones. http://abcnews.go.com/Business/Economy/Story?id=7014111&page=1#.Tyo3wCNPz4g You can be paid to write fairly basic articles for web sites or for being a virtual assistant, sort of a secretary, while more of the people doing this are in the 3rd world with a low cost of living, some VAs in the U.S. are hired as well to do customer support over the phone, so research, etc. You can find freelance work at marketplaces like odesk.com, freelancer.com these seem to be relatively scam free, you would be competing with a world wide worker pool, while firstly for technicians, there are writing projects regularly coming up, a native English speaker has a big edge in this work, the going rate for basic filler articles may be $5 for 450 words, the most elite sites expect to pay up to $75 for expert authors. There is no cost to workers at the 10 or so freelance sites used by web business operators, the Anything Goes section of Freelancer shows how non technical some of the short term jobs can get. You are ultimately dealing with individual small 'employers' so the experiences can vary. Odesk has a variety of skills tests you could use to learn where you fit in and add to your online resume. There are micro task sites, the original was created by Amazon.com to 'automate' tasks a computer couldn't do, like picking the better of 2 pictures, they named mturk.com after the 18th century Mechanical Turk chess playing machine that had a man hidden inside, shortTask and microworkers have similar micro tasks Some of these tasks are a bit shady, but you can only do the ones you choose to.

Hi! I am a single mom of 2 girls. My youngest is disabled so I work from home. You can make money online doing a number of different things. There are so many different ways, but you do have to know which programs are legit or you waste a lot of time. I put all the legit ones on my blogs to help others out. You can check them out buy clicking on my profile. I hope this helps! Alicia

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