What the cheapest and most legit work at home/ from computer for a college student?

www.froggyfunds.com - you can make some extra cash there. Its free and legit.

your best bet is ebay. just make sure your fees are part of your auction prices so you re-coop your expenses. most other online things are just means for them to make money off you with very little return to you. you could also check with like telemarketing companies and other companies with call centers for customer service....sometimes they will route calls to your home. good luck!

It wouldn't cost you any money but you've got to have skills. An option could be writing articles. Check out http://www.joinira.blogspot.com/ Its free to join and is legit.

You can make very nice money reviewing documents for law firms. Check with legal temp agencies in your city to get your foot in the door, or call law firms directly. (Larger law firms are more likely to have large document reviews.) You'll just need an eye for detail, the ability to enter data into a computer, be able to follow instructions, and the ability to keep confidences, since you may be working with confidential material.

Just read this column, and maybe it will help. I took out some of the "fluff" in the interest of space. Commute to work in 30 seconds Many work-at-home 'opportunities' are scams, but a few are on the level - especially for customer-service reps and executive assistants, says Fortune's Anne Fisher. By Anne Fisher, Fortune senior writer August 7 2007: 3:54 AM EDT (Fortune) -- Ah, the wonders of technology. The next time you call an 800 number to place an order from a catalog, a Web site or an infomercial, you may be speaking to a customer-service agent who is working at home. The same is true anytime you call a small business - a real estate agency, a graphic-design firm or a public relations consultancy, for instance - that may have limited (if any) formal office space: The person answering the phone may be a "virtual assistant," acting as receptionist, appointment secretary and e-mail manager from his or her own home. We all know that plenty of call-center jobs have been outsourced to India and elsewhere overseas in the past few years, but another trend, sometimes called "homeshoring, " has gotten comparatively little attention. Take Alpine Access: The company handles calls for retailers like J. Crew and 1-800-Flowers using 7,500 home-based agents - more than 80 percent of whom have 4-year college degrees, with an average of 17 years' work experience. They're in it mainly for the chance to set their own hours and avoid having to commute. Alpine says it gets about 80,000 job applications a year. You can apply online at www.alpineaccess. com. The customer-service company that gets the most 800-number calls - its agents handle about a billion per year - is Convergys (www.convergys. com), which right now is tripling the number of its home-based agents from 1,000 to 3,000. (Convergys also has 60,000 employees in its 55 U.S. call centers.) Home workers are cost-effective, too: The IDC study found that the typical cost to employ an agent in a call center is $31 per hour, versus $21 per hour for someone working from home. Word gets around and, perhaps not surprisingly, Convergys says that the number of applications it receives from people who want to be home agents is "overwhelming. " To apply, go to www.convergysworkat home.com. It may take some patience: The company is taking information from prospective agents and says it "will contact applicants as jobs become available." Customer-service reps aren't the only people who are finding ways to work at home these days. Virtual assistants - who do everything that executive assistants usually do in an office, only they do it from home - are in demand too, again because hiring people who provide their own office space is a cost-effective option, especially for businesses with small staffs that want to keep overhead to a minimum. Computers and high-tech phone features (call forwarding, audio- conferencing and so on) make it practical to do administrative work efficiently from a distance. To look into opportunities in this field, check out Staffcentrix (www.staffcentrix. com), which has been matching people with virtual- assistant jobs since 1999. The site is chock-full of job leads and other resources. Co-founders Christine Durst and Michael Haaren have also written a terrifically useful book, "The 2-Second Commute" (Career Press, $14.99), available from the site, that is a must-read for anyone considering a home-based job.

Yes there is something that allows you more time for your studies. Jennifer

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