Work At Home Times

1. 8 Responses to “Anyone know of a legit work at home job?”

2. By Rickey C on Dec 23, 2008 | Reply

   West-at-Home. No money, you just have to get some papers notarized, nothing illegal. They even pay you for the training. I didn’t have enough time to do it, they especially hire during the holiday season.

3. By April H on Dec 26, 2008 | Reply

   Have you tried Avon, Mary Kay, or the ones who sell candles? Babysitting for working moms. You could set up a whole business with babysitting for the moms, and providing a pre-cooked dinner for them to take with them when they pick up the kids for an extra cost. Delivering newspapers or sales papers like The Shopper happens in the early morning hours, and maybe you could do that before your significant other leaves for the day.

   That’s about all I can think of. Good luck!

4. By flowy66 on Dec 29, 2008 | Reply

   go to
   i found my current wah position through them.

5. By Phil on Dec 30, 2008 | Reply

   I’ve never been able to find a work from home job like data entry or online surveys which allowed me to make a real income.

   But this is what I do - I usually buy 200 items on ebay for 1cent each every week, all these items are sold with free postage worldwide. So if you just buy 5 items, total cost to you in just 5cent.

   These ipod covers, cables etc are shipped from Hong Kong and China, but once they’re delivered, you can then resell them yourself on ebay for $1 to $2 to people in your own country.

   My blog shows how to find these 1cent items on ebay, using the advanced search. There’s no need to spend more than 5c per item as there’s thousands of items listed like this, so if you get outbid on one auction, just wait a few minutes until the next auction is ended.

   Let me know if you have any questions about this.

6. By Lisa W on Jan 1, 2009 | Reply

   What do you enjoy doing? I’ve found that if you’re doing something fun and that you enjoy then it makes it so much more worth it. If you’re doing home parties then it’s going to show if you don’t believe in what you do.

   I’m a consultant for Scentsy and I love it! I believe in the product because it is safe. It’s safe for my family and safe for the environment, becuase they do not use flames. I’m having a great time with it and find that because other people like the product, it sells really easy…and I am NOT a salesperson!
   Feel free to email me through my profile if you’d like more info on Scentsy candle warmers.

   Do your research, ask lots of questions, and be careful. There are a lot of scams out there and it’s easy to fall prey. Good luck to you!!

   Lisa

7. By yellam on Jan 4, 2009 | Reply

   I am a stay at home mom making money using
   Please go through it and see if it works for you. It doesn’t require any upfront money nor is a scam. I assure you from my experience.
   Happy time!

8. By Don M on Jan 7, 2009 | Reply

   There is an excellent home based opportunity in the largest industry in the world… travel. This is a 6 year old, publicly traded company that is currently the 26th largest travel agency in the US. All business is done online. You have your own booking website and marketing websites where people can purchase their travel needs and/or join your team. This cost is under $500 to start plus a small monthly admin fee to maintain your websites. Visit my personal sites below for more information. Your income potential is unlimited and your receive commissions commensurate to the amount of effort that you give to your business. Great way to turn fun into fortune.

9. By Mike on Jan 9, 2009 | Reply

   I started in a Network Market company about 1.5 years ago and within 6 months I had built up my residual income to $350.00 per month. I know that might not seem much at first glance but that’s $350.00 bucks that I get month after month without lifting a finger. As long as they remain my customer, most which are in 2-year contracts. Plus I can also earn up to 7k in bonuses as of now per month to build my business, but I don’t count bonuses because it only a one time thing.

   Just make sure you enjoy what you are doing/selling. Also understand who’s your market (example: there isn’t to many men buying lipstick, well I guess that would depend where your from), how large is it, is your product a need or want. People may want it but can they afford it. The larger your market, the easier it will be to sell it.

   For example: I have a broke friend (not to be rude, he knows it and it’s his choice) who doesn’t have a car or a job but has one of my services. Why, it’s more of a “need” to have vs. “want” to have. I offer services on products.

   Long term Residual should be your goal. If not, you will always have to work to make money. Might as well have a regular J.O.B = (Just Over Broke) if you are trading time for dollars…LOL

   If you want to know what I do just email me

   Good Luck,

   Mike

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