looking for a job to work at home

Posted January 2nd, 2008 by littlelee

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Hi I'm new to this web site...I'm looking for a job that I can do @ home on my computer.I had heard that there are some jobs out there that you can do @ home but honestly I really don't know where to start.Until I saw this web site on the Az Republic site,so I thought I would give it a shot to reach out to Az moms out here.Hopefully you can help me..I know there was a site where you can enter data for rebates but hopefully some one out there can aid me where to go..

thank you
leona

littlelee

Hi, I've looked into some of

On January 3rd, 2008 stayhomemom says:

Hi, I've looked into some of these work at home scams. Be very careful most of them run illegal stuff behind the scenes. I've heard that some temp agencies deal with real "work from home companies". Just make sure that you don't give anyone your social or bank info over the computer. Good luck!

Consider Tupperware! This is

On January 3rd, 2008 nylefc says:

Consider Tupperware!

This is my part-time job but great income potential for those who can do this full-time:

Contact me: http://my2.tupperware.com/tomkinrc

FOR A VIDEO ON THE TUPPERWARE OPPORTUNITY GO TO: http://tupperware.epromos.info/english.htm

Have FUN!

Be very careful in your

On January 3rd, 2008 mom2threegrlz says:

Be very careful in your search. A LOT of them are scams. I agree with the prior poster on not giving your personal info out too soon.

That said, there are some legitimate companies. I work for Alpine Access. They are basically the middle man for large companies who outsource their customer service. So for example, when you call your credit card company you may be talking to someone like me who is taking the call in their pajamas with a sleeping baby in the next room.

Check out their website. www.alpineaccess.com

I know NetOps and Willow are also legit, but I don't have personal experience with them.

Good luck.

I think most of the "work

On January 3rd, 2008 momto1lil1 says:

I think most of the "work from home" things advertised are just big scams; I've never heard of any of them actually working out to what they're suppose to be. The other ones that people do, which I don't actually consider "work from home" are the home party type ones like Tupperwear, Party Lite, Pampered Chef, Avon, Mary Kay, etc. I guess you could just try and rely on catalog orders, but it seems like for the most part you've got to market yourself and get out there and do home parties, which takes away from the "work from home" deal. I've never known of one work from home opportunity to actually be legit; good luck!!

I stay home and watch

On January 3rd, 2008 sdebralh says:

I stay home and watch children, and one mom told me that she has a friend that works from home using the website called Liveops.com. It is taking calls, and she says it can pay 10-12 hourly. There is a fee to get started because they want people to take it seriously and not waste their time.
She says her friend loves it. I have completed the application and audio process. I'm curious to see where it takes me.

One Happy Mom in Arizona.