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I’m on disability, I’m at home 24/7, I can spend lots of time doing at home work, but I will not send someone money to get work, just to find out it’s just a scam. Anyone with any real life experience with work at home jobs? Is there anyone that is a work at home Medical billing transcriptionist? Excuse me if thats not a proper title.

I have been working from home for the past 6 months. In this case "work from home" means owning your own business. Start up is minimal ($39) which enrolls you as an independent distributor for an anti-aging and anti-cancer food product. The product is legit, Oprah did an entire show on it last year.
Doing in only part time I am making $200/week but the potential is much greater than that. I have set up my business in such a way that I don’t have to leave my home to do it, although every ones approach is different. I simply invite friends, family, neighbors, etc over to my house for tasting parties to introduce them to the product. I also encourage them to invite others. At these parties I either sell the product to them retail or I enroll them as distributors and then also make commissions off of their sales. The compensation plan is very aggressive and the company is really supportive. It can’t hurt to at least look into it. You will see immediately that the entire operation is first class.

I am looking for work@home internet job(s) that doesn’t cost hundreds of dollars and I don’t want to complete college courses to be able to do it.

First you need to educate yourself on all that’s available that you would be interested in doing. There are more ways to earn online than there stars in the sky. Well, maybe not that many but it can be over whelming.

I started by signing up for all the newsletters, mini-courses and such that I could find. You will filter throught them till you find the ones that appeal to you.

Once you find something you are interested in, you have to make a decision that will call you to action. If you can’t do this, and you only wish and talk about wanting, then you will never have what you want.

In 1999 I worked for a company that allowed me to work from home. I would call people who recently had their car serviced at the dealer ship or oil change place and ask them a few questions about their visit. All I needed was a home phone. I never did the work so I never got paid so it is not on my w-2.

Honestly, I would not search for "work from home" at all because most companies advertising that are not legit.
However, if you search for jobs by your area of interest, you may be able to find some that offer the option to
work from home.

Hi! I’m a stay home wife and am in search of a legitimate at home work program. Any of you out there know of any sites I can visit that you have actually tried and they have worked for you?

i don’t think so. cause if there is i should have found it by now. the real for making money in online biz is selling offline product to people. people surf internet to find what they looking for in the comfort of their home and not wasting money just to get to shop.
and online product is way much cheaper than offline. so if anybody want to do biz online that is real biz. you be the middle person. so find knowledge how you could be a middle man or in internet biz it is called affiliate. and be extra careful cause there will always be somebody try to get something out of your wallet. i suggest you find free resources, download and learn whenever you free whether is for one month or two month for your self learning tutorial. internet wealth is not going anywhere but it will leave you behind when you start spending money without knowledge. concentrate on affiliate
marketing and if you love to write and have broad general knowledge then you should know by now that internet is a heaven for writers. good luck.

I am trying to find an extra way to make money while being an at home mother and full time student. Is there any legit companies that offer decent money for surveys, at home work or even secret shoppers?…Please Help!!!

YES! There are legit work at home options…….I looked for 2 years before I found a good one! Learn from my experiences….lol

I’m a stay at home mom of two little girls a 1 year old and a 3 year old. I work about 15-18 hours per week for a National Medical Benefits Company. I have been with the company for 6 months and am now making over $2500 a month! In your first month, depending on how many hours you can work I have seen people make anywhere from $500-$2000. And your income will increase each month because we get paid residual income as well. If I continue on as I am going at the end of the year I will be making $5000 a month. My friend Becky started 2 years before me. She is now making $95,000 a year.

The best part is they have 401(k), direct deposit and a benefits package. In addition, there are no products, no hard selling or pushing, no cold calling and no telemarketing! That was VERY important to me.

I absolutely love working with them and I can’t believe I am making what I am making and in so few hours per week. The neat thing is there are other people on your team that you work with so you are never alone. The support is great but I have made wonderful friends as well. I think that’s important too, especially being at home!

I was a bit apprehensive at first because I know a lot of companies are not legit but this company is the number one National Medical Benefits Company in the US. They are a member of the US Chamber of Commerce which is very impressive. Also they were featured in “The New York Times”, “Wall Street Journal” and the “American Medical Review”. Even “60 Minutes” with Morley Safer did a big special on them!

Even more then all this is they are accepted at over 100,000 retailers nation wide. These are fortune 500 companies like Sears, Target, Walgreens, CVS, Wal-mart and more. These companies would never work with a company that was any thing less then reputable. That made me feel very good about working with them knowing they were accepted at the stores I frequent. Also now of course being with them I get the benefits for free and I saved over $150 on my last visit to the dentist! That’s just a beautiful perk! : – )

When I first started I just felt very safe with them…. that and my friend was already making so much money with them! But at this point I feel a sense of security financially that our family has never had before. That plus LOVING what you do? What could be better?

Check them out! Just type in www.workathomeplus.net in your web browser.

-Amy

This answer has been chosen as “The Best Answer” on yahoo answers more then 5 times!

Why Work at Home?

More and more people are making the great transition from commuting to work to bringing their work life home. Skeptics say that the trend is short lived, and many people who finally quit their jobs will be forced to return to the workplace within five years. They are, however, skeptics and with a little preplanning this does not have to be the case at all.

The first thing you need to address is why you want to work at home? Do you see yourself sleeping late and walking the dog in the middle of the afternoon and playing with the kids before dinner? All of this can happen, just typically not on the same day. Remember you are trying to get work done from home as well as be home to let the dog out and play with the kids.

Working from home is not the lazy person’s ticket out. It takes commitment and effort and often a stringent schedule in order to be successful. Your friends may want to believe that you are lounging around the house sipping margaritas and working on your tan, but what are the chances of that bringing home the ever important bacon?

Telecommuting is becoming a stronger industry, whether you are looking at a home based business or planning to find actual employment from home, there is a lot of support out there to assist you along the way. One of my favorite support sites is Allworkathomeguide. The information provided on the web site in invaluable for making the transition to home employment.

Defining your reason for working at home motivates you to make the necessary changes along the way in order to make it happen. Notice I said along the way. It is never recommended that you simply quit your job and then start working at home. Having the business already in place and operating on a profitable level is much more reasonable.

Once you have defined your reason why, then you definitely need to address the how. You are motivated, so be cautious about just leaping on the first thing you find. Research what consumers are after and how you can provide a unique niche. Get your home business web site going and promote yourself out there. Remember that your home business web site is promoting you all over the world in a global market. This is an amazing revolution.

Deciding How to Work at Home

Home employment is a little more difficult to find than a home business, but it is possible especially if you posses a skill that is unique. In just about every niche there is the need for consultation. Do you have a few credentials under your belt? A solid education? Do you really know what you’re doing? If so, then it is quite possible to set yourself up in a home based business doing consulting work. Home based consultants basically have one requirement. You must be able to produce results. If you can do that, you are golden.

The most popular option when deciding how to pay the bills when you start working at home is a home based business. Internet marketing is huge and it is still growing. Internet marketing allows people to build passive incomes from home as well as develop more time to spend with their families. Affiliate programs and many other home based businesses came with their own home based web sites, allowing you to just focus on the marketing that in most cases they are willing to teach you anyway. Again, do your homework and research what’s out there, what works, and what’s growing. Another visit to Allworkathomeguide can help sort through the mountains of home based businesses on the web.

When deciding what is going to pay the bills and buy your vacations, remember that if you absolutely hate it you probably won’t be successful at it. As hard as it is to drag yourself into a job that you hate, trying to work from home with a business that you hate is much harder. When you walk through the door at work grumbling away, you have made the commitment to stay and muscle your way through the day. When you are at home with the bed, the television, the dog, the laundry, and all life’s little distractions right there in front of you it becomes nearly impossible to muscle your way through the day.

Setting Yourself Up for Success

Once you have found the right financial vehicle to bring you home and understand why you want to work from home, set yourself for a successful transition. Literally setting yourself up for success means developing a home office environment that will help you get there.

Choosing a room in your house that is away from distraction and quiet is highly beneficial. Most people convert a spare bedroom into their office space. The telecommuting office needs to resemble any other business office with all the appropriate tools to work. A desk, computer, phone, fax, and filing cabinets create an office space that is workable and real. As important it is Setting Yourself Up for Success with all the equipment.

It is equally important to prepare yourself emotionally and Setting Yourself Up for Success. Take yourself and your working hours seriously. Some people still dress for work when they first transition home to work because it sends the signal to them that they are not there to play. For many people this works. Some people can actually sit around in their underwear like they advertise and get their work done and be quite successful.

Set limits with your family. Working at home doesn’t mean that the spouse or the children can come busting into the office yakking in your ear while you are on the phone or otherwise engaged. A very simple doorknob hanger can let your family know when it’s okay to enter and when you need the privacy. Sometimes it takes a little practice to get everyone on the same page.

Set limits for yourself. Working at home requires discipline. It can be very difficult to be on the phone in your office while you hear little Tommy screaming his little heart out downstairs and wondering exactly how your significant other is either handling or mishandling the situation. Just as you wouldn’t come home from work if you heard the commotion over the phone, don’t come running out of your office to see what’s wrong. Let it be handled by your other half and discuss it later. Running out of the room will only encourage outrageous behavior when little Tommy wants you to play instead of work.

Building Passive Income Working From Home

For most people, passive income is the actual goal. Building passive income working from home can be a long road, but it is well worth getting paid for something you did ten months ago and knowing that it will keep paying you. Eventually, you will find that you actually bought back your time freedom.

Building passive income working from home is not easy, and it takes more dedication than most traditional work at home jobs, but most people will tell you that it is worth it. Passive income is typically generated by a system that sells for you while you are not currently engaged. Passive income typically comes from multi level marketing or affiliate programs.

Out of the thousands of multilevel marketing and affiliate programs out there today, there is sure to be one that you feel confident about building a passive income working from home with. The road is not smooth and you will once again have to revisit your reasons for wanting to work at home to stay motivated, but it can happen for just about anybody.

My favorite informational source allworkathomeguide has plenty of articles to help you over those humps, whether they are situational or motivational. It’s a great place to go when you are wondering if you’ve made a mistake or feeling overwhelmed with how much you have left to do that doesn’t apply to the work life but is quietly begging for attention from the other room.

Friends and family members might not always understand your goal when you are still building the passive income working from home, but once you have it most of them will stop offering their two unsolicited cents and at least silently admit that they were wrong.

“On Your Way “Transition to work at home”

“Transitioning to a work at home” position or building a home based business is not the easiest thing to do. There are people who make it seem that way but most people really have to work at it for quite awhile before achieving their goal. If it seems like it’s taking time, it should and you are right on target. If it seems like nothing is happening, seek out advice at allworkathomeguide.

Keeping yourself motivated, keeping your family involved and understanding, and keeping your goals in sight will help you to find the right path and the supportive environment you need. Anyone who really wants to can make the “transition to working at home”. Any family that wants a parent at home can make the adjustments to having a parent working from home.

The work at home revolution is an amazing industry. Your challenges from day to day will be different, but you will ultimately be in charge of your own success and for the most part, your own time. People who work at home have typically found something they love to do and are driven to do it well. They are typically happier individuals and more relaxed in their work and home life. It is well worth the journey.

Bobby Ryatt
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/transitioning-home-to-work-86997.html

where can i find the best "work at home piecework jobs" perferably age 17+…?
ps: i live in michigan if it makes a differernce at all.

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When you are looking for work from home, you have several different options.

That’s the good news! It used to be that the only way to work from home was to work it out with your boss so that your work could be done at home and you wouldn’t have to always be in the office.

Today, everything is different. Many employers are making it easier for their employees to work at home and only come in to the office every once in a while. This is a great benefit to many people who have been working for a long time on certain projects or who have been working for a long time at a certain career and want to continue doing what they do well and what they love, but want to, at the same time, be able to do it from home.

However, now you don’t even have to worry about finding an employer who will eventually let you do your work from home. Now there are many ways that you can actually start a business, a career, or even part-time work, straight from your home computer and you can go about getting a job online just the same way you’d get a regular job. All of these jobs that you can find are going to provide you with money and a full time job, but the trick is knowing where to look for them.

There are many places online that offer work from home jobs. BUT, some of these places should be avoided because of obvious reasons.

A good rule of thumb is that you should never have to pay anything to find jobs. If you do decide to subscribe to a service it should be one that only requires a small start up fee or a once a year fee.

Don’t pay by the month or pay a lot of money for access to jobs boards, because there are plenty of job boards out there that you can access for free.

Once you have weeded out the jobs “opportunities” that require payment just to apply, you still have several options. There are very few careers out there that don’t allow you to work from home. And, your location shouldn’t matter either. Technology is making a global marketplace available to you.

Start by doing an online search for your job, and then get looking. You might have to look at several sites before you find some with a good lead.

Remember that you need to market yourself exclusively by email and online sources, so your portfolio online should be very good and be able to stand alone as a marketing tool for you and your budding business.

anonymous
http://www.articlesbase.com/home-business-articles/where-to-find-work-from-home-tips-126165.html

I am looking for work at home that is on the up & up. most sights just lead you on, and want $’s. I don’t have a lot of $’s, that’s why I want extra work.

I worked for these guys for a few month (until I got sick of the call quality)
http://www.hirepoint.com/athome/index.html

They send you a telephone and give you 3 weeks training at a reduced rate.

You need to boot your computer from their LiveCD which connects you directly to people accounts, etc. You need a wire connection (not wireless), a phoneline and a quiet place to do your telephone work.

Its basically like a call-center from home.

I was on the Sky-Broadband Technical-Support contract (Sky is a Broadband, TV and Phone company operating in many countries)