Can I actually get paid if I work part time job from home, or is it just a lie to try to steal my money?

I have got involved in some get rich quick scams, and some do pay you money, but there is usually a hidden catch that if you don’t meet you don’t get paid and they get your money. I understand the feeling of wanting to make a great paycheck with zero effort, but in reality what you put into something is what you get out of it. Zero effort means no money. I finally found a legitimate business from home. I can honestly say that I enjoy how easy it is for the everyday person to understand and how fun it is to share with others. I also love the fact that this business can work for anyone and is not geared towards a certain group. It has a powerful compensation plan for residual paychecks, month after month, and also offers “bonus” money that is paid out weekly! You don’t have to go door to door and sell things, or act like a telemarketer… If you have any questions, or are interested I would be more than happy to talk with you.

OK think, do any employer would give you $200 per day to enter few information in his office? These are all scams! Never give money for any reason, like registration fee, membership fee, training material etc. There are many types of work from jobs available. But as you asked for easy money. Let me give you some of the legit resources, where you can earn money with a "relative ease" eHow.com - This website is content website and split revenue earned form articles written by author. You have to write "How to" articles in stepwise method. I know people who earn good money each month from their well written articles. Bukisa.com - This one is a relative new one and can write articles of in any format. Advice to try this as this is new one first. You can earn money from your articles months after months - recurring money. So it is one time work and can earn money every month. Always try to write good and resourceful articles. mturk.com - This is amazon.com website, you can earn money online here. I don't think there is anything like "easy money". This is a irresistible bait that scammers put in front of desperate/ignorant people.

The only people who genuinely make a living from working from home do the following. They get a good job. They are excellent at that job. Then, they tell their boss they want to work from home, or they'll quit. The boss is so desperate to keep them, they let them work from home. Anyone telling you otherwise is talking crap. Surveys, paid to click -- it's all a load of crap. Sure, you can sell stuff on ebay, but you have to sell a lot of stuff to make a living. Best wishes

When you get ripped off let us know on here. At least once a day there is someone informing us of an online scam. Please name the site. If you must try it - go ahead. A lot of sites never pay you, they want you to upgrade and pay or sell the site to others. /

I am currently working from home. Found my job on http://www.onlinejobs101.com I am not sure if they still have spots available, but definitely worth checking it out.

It's a scam to rip you off. A rule of thumb: "Any job you have to pay $ to get is a scam" I see all the time ads like this: "earn money reading books"-- B.S. You end up buying a "book critic" text book for $50 or so. When you get it, ALL you get is a book saying in effect: "buy the book, read it, then offer a report to the publishing co." It'll explain that you have to do this without pay to establish a reputation. Bogus. How many pro book critics do ya know? "Earn money at home assembling products"--- You'll get products all right. The company will first send a contract for ya to sign agreeing that "substandard work" won't be paid for, and fine print to the effect: "We can declare ANYTHING substandard, for ANY reason." The sucker then finds that every item assembled is declared "substandard" and the co refuses to pay you a dime. "Get paid to stuff envelopes." It's sad that people actually fall for this. There's MACHINES that can do it. What's goin on is that the co is saving $ on buying the machine by scamming suckers. They offer $ but put fine print in stipulating a minimum quota to be met before ya get paid. Ya get the envelopes, and documents but will have to work constantly and strenuously 24/7 to meet the minimum. Most never DO, but the co still has their needs met, and got it done for free. "be a mystery shopper.." REALLY retarded scam. The ads offer a free intro list on co's needing mystery shoppers, then charges you a "subscription fee" ... The co will gladly take your report, but are at a loss as to why you thought they'd PAY you for it. .