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Are there any work at home jobs that are not scams, and if there are where do I find them> Trish?

admin — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 07:52:31 +0000

I live in a very rural area, and I’d need to more income. I’d like to do typing or some computer work from home. I can find lots people that will train for lots of $, but I can’t find one job listing.

How can I find real/legitimate data entry or typing work from home?

admin — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:56:17 +0000

I used to be a secretary and now I am a stay-at-home mum looking after my disability child. I want to look for typing reports work or any other jobs which enable me to work from home and earn extra cash to pay the bills. Where can I find them? Do they exist? Every website I visit seems to be scam. I even did the paid survey, didn’t see any money and it’s just a waste of time.

Where can we find a list of emails associated with scams/scam artists?

admin — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 08:08:21 +0000

(Like a “Watch out, if you get an email from this email address, it’s a scam” type of thing)

I have had contact from two posible job type scams. How do I find out and report to whom?

admin — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 07:59:40 +0000

The two job offers are from careers@askamerica.com and careers@tospoiled.com Are these real job offeres or scams and if they are scams who do I report it to?

How can I find a part-time job at home typing without having to send money, and a scam-free website?

admin — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 07:56:53 +0000

I’ve applied at many places online for typing jobs, and I have spent a considerable amount of money. It leads from one scam-job to asking for money on another???

Does anyone have any knowledge of a typing, scam-free job?

I am trying to find legit typing work from home w/no scams or money up front. Any suggestions?

admin — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 07:49:19 +0000

I have searched the internet & it always comes down to the prospective employer wanting money. I am temporarily disabled but need income & would like to find work typing from home. I am a good typist & have high speed internet access as well as numerous software programs. However, all I see on the internet appear to be scams. Is there any legit typing work at home?

How to Find a Legitimate Home Business and Avoid Scams

admin — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:26:55 +0000

“How to Find a Legitimate Home Business and Avoid Scams.

A legitimate home business is within your grasp. Find out which legitimate home business is perfect for you through careful research. Having the knowledge that you’re working toward your financial freedom while being able to work at home in a legitimate home business is incredibly rewarding. The reason that most people fail when they try to locate and start a legitimate home business is because they have unrealistic expectations or they don’t put together a proper plan to achieve success. Starting a legitimate home business is an easy and exciting way to take charge of your career and enjoy the luxury of working from Home.

Legitimate Home Business Opportunities

What is the best way to know if the business opportunity that you are considering is legitimate? The world is full of people who are out to take advantage of you. With an increasing amount of scams on the internet posing as legitimate home businesses it is becoming more and more difficult to find a business opportunity that is not going to take your money and run. Here are a few key items to keep in mind when investigating business opportunities:

Credibility: Any legitimate home business opportunity should be in good standing with the Better Business Bureau and other credible organizations.

Compensation Plan: When evaluating the compensation plan of a prospective business opportunity ask yourself this questions; How much do I have to sell to make a profit?

Resources and Training: Every good home business opportunity should have a resource center that members can go to for support, training, and resources to help them succeed with their home business.

Even when carefully asking yourself these questions and reseaching each home business opportunity thoroughly keep in mind that not everyone has what it takes to transform a home business opportunity into financial success.

Avoid Business Opportunity Scams

Scams can cost you a lot of money and plenty of valuable time. So how do you find a legitimate home business among all the scams and schemes. There are several great work from home opportunities, however for every legitimate program there seems to be ten or more scams. Jobs such as envelope stuffing, check cashing and craft assembly are generally scams. Work at home scams really can be avoided if you do your own research.

A True Legitimate Home Business Opportunity

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To learn more about the Hygienitech process, visit our web site at http://hygienitech.com/ or to learn more about a great and legitimate home business opportunity, visit our dealer page at http://hygienitech.com/dealerinfo.html

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Doug Cerrito is the president of Hygienitech, Inc., offering an effective system for cleaning and sanitizing mattresses. Hygienitech Mattress Cleaning System provides an opportunity to start a business with very little investment required.

Internet Scams! Information They Don’t Want you to Every Find Out About

admin — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 05:38:59 +0000

It makes no difference if you are thinking about starting a business, shopping or just looking for a new job online, you can protect yourself from some of the cleverest scams online if you just follow the simple steps below.

(1) You can always find out information on a company or person by doing a quick search online. Go to Goggle or Yahoo and type in the company or person name and then type in the word scam after. Follow all leads. If no leads show up, then that is a good thing. It means there are no complaints on them online.

(2) Check with the state’s Attorney General’s Office to see if the company or person have received a series of complaints.

(3) Check with the National Fraud Information Center at: www.fraud.org to see if the company or person is listed. They provide a lot of information about telephone, mail, and online scams.

(4) Make sure the company or person you plan to do business with have a phone number and physical address. Call the company or person to see if the phone number actually belongs to them.

(5) Always make sure that you get a guarantee. Ask the company what will happen if you want to return the product or what do you need to do if you want a refund.

(6) Be cautious of companies who ask for your bank account info, or ask permission to deposit money into your bank account.

(7) Try to use your credit card instead of cash if you buy a product or invest in a business opportunity. That way if you do get ripped off, it may be easier to dispute the charges with your credit card company.

(8) Never do business with anyone in the country of Nigeria. If you do, you are fair game. The Nigerian Government is in on most of the scams from that country. This is just too large a business for Nigeria to crack down on. It would be like Nevada trying to close the casinos in Las Vegas. There have been numerous reports of high-level officials of the Nigerian government and the Central Bank of Nigeria personally participating in some scams.

(9) Don’t reply to bulk email. You don’t won’t to do business with someone who likes to spam people. Why? If they are bold enough to spam you, then they are bold enough to ripping you off!

(10) Never buy a product or business opportunity with out getting a receipt or confirmation number. If you don’t get one or the other, then it’s your word against theirs. With out proof, you will loose every time.

(11) Use common sense! If it sound too good to be true! Guess what? It’s a scam!

Don’t Become Their Next Victim.

Avoid work from home scams and find real work at home jobs online

admin — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 20:31:17 +0000

How to avoid work from home scams

Let’s get right down to the nitty gritty because when I started looking for home-based jobs I kept running into all types of scams. So I am assuming that you have reached this page because many of the opportunities you have come across were schemes such as multi-level marketing, chain letters, envelope stuffing, craft assembly, data-entry, rebate processing, auto-pilot computer programs, programs such as google tree and money tree that claims you only pay a few dollars to get started and then charge you monthly without your permission. Yeah been there, don’t that. I have lost so much money investing into these internet frauds, I could have bought a used car by now.

Ways to avoid work from home scams

First of all, anyone promising you overnight success is definitely a scam. A program that runs on auto-pilot with little or no work or effort on your behalf is definitely a scheme. Do you really expect to make a $1000 overnight? If that was true, don’t you think many more people would be involved and quitting their day jobs left and right? Come on… Don’t waste your time on work from home schemes such as these.

It’s hard to avoid work from home scams as many internet con artists prey on desperate internet surfers in need of making extra money from home. This could apply to stay at home moms, disabled or elderly individuals, college students, or single parents. They know who to target…and most of the time, you will fall for their schemes.

So, how can I avoid work from home scams, really?

Well, for one thing, if you are going to try a company out…do your research using Google and the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Type the ‘company name’ and the word ‘scam” into a Google search engine. After you have done that, go to BBB; however all good companies will not be listed with BBB and that does not necessarily mean that the company is a scam. Avoid all the tempting ads floating on the side of the Google search engine, most of these are scams.

The best way to avoid work from home scams is to visit homejobstopcom. This is a reputable company that I use myself. They have an entire staff dedicated to hand-screening home-based jobs to help avoid work from home scams.

How will this company help me to avoid work from home scams?

I like this company because they do not serve advertisements on their website, they do not allow schemes such as mlm, chain letters, rebate processing, or automated income programs within their database. You get an exclusive lifetime membership for a one-time fee of $24…and they even send you screened work from home job leads to you personal email account.

So, is homejobstop worth the cost?

Consider this…you are going to waste much more time and money trying to find a legit opportunity online and chances are you will probably be scammed by a few companies that don’t deliver what they claim. Homejobstop is your safe-zone and for the prize of a large pizza you can have access to a scam-free work from home database for a lifetime with no recurring fees ever. You have my word on that. This is the only place I have went to (in my five year search for work from home jobs) to completely avoid work from home scams, unwanted advertisements, and other schemes.

If you are ready to avoid work from home scams and find real home-based jobs, then you should definetely try this company out. I’d hate to see you waste your money in other ways and I’d rather see you earn some real cash from real telecommuting companies. Read my full review on the homejobstop company.

Success to you from a real work at home mom who was able to avoid work from home scams, finally,

Shannon

Shannon is a work from home mother with extensive knowledge on how to work from home. Her articles are published on various sites throughout the internet venture with advice, tips, and resources for individuals interested in working from home.