Work at home business. are they all scams?

March 19th, 2009 | by admin |

rosesofpeace asked:


Had anyone every tried the work at home businesses you see on the internet. I am thinking about getting involved with one but I am not sure how to tell if they are legitamate. Input please??/

AIDA

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  1. 14 Responses to “Work at home business. are they all scams?”

  2. By B2B 11/08 on Mar 20, 2009 | Reply

    if you have to pay they are scams..plane and simple…you dont have to pay to work so you shouldnt have to pay to make money! Good luck and if you find a free one let me know about it!

  3. By Random Guy on Mar 21, 2009 | Reply

    99.99999999% off all of them out there are. Most likely any of the ones you get on here will be too. The select few that are legitimate, you are going to have to research on your own. If you don’t know how to determine if they are legitimate or not, read up on some personal finance books. In time, you will understand more and more and you will eventually realize what is a scam and what isn’t

  4. By wheels031799 on Mar 21, 2009 | Reply

    If you want to start a home based business, there will be fees involved and business expenses. There are many legit business opportunities out there in direct sales, multi-level and network marketing. There are great companies to work with, but having a business isn’t for everyone. It’s worked real well for us. I now work this full-time and my wife works it part-time. This job can be done from just about anywhere, over the Internet, over the phone, or in person. F/T, P/T, Free Training, Low Investment, No Inventory, No Sales. Please email me if you are serious.
    Wheels

  5. By zebra on Mar 22, 2009 | Reply

    I have started my own on line biz, and it is working very well. It does take time and money to get it going but, that is true in any business. you are welcome to check it out for yourself.

  6. By mrkbenigno on Mar 22, 2009 | Reply

    Are you looking for a job or a business?

    If you are looking for a job, then yes, anyone who requires you to pay money upfront is most likely a scam.

    If you are looking for your own business, then there should be some start up costs. I do not of any business owner that invested nothing to get started.

    Unfortuantely, there are a lot of scams out there (SMC, Jeff Paul, Data Entry, etc….)

    I have an online business that I run. It costs me money to do so, but it is well worth it. I do not make a fortune, I average about $2300 a month in profit, after expenses….but it is nice extra income.

    I found the business online, checked theie company out (BBB) and got started.

    I do not want to give the info out as I am not looking for more competition, but email me at and I will tell you more and give you the info if you want it.

  7. By Lakely on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply

    They are all scams as you suspect. There are a few legitimate ones that were mentioned on ABC news. I can get the list if you want it. They are remote agent jobs… which means you answer the phone for large companies. They don’t pay well.

    There are a few other legitimate ideas here: and a free book there on starting your own business… “Go it Alone”

  8. By bapemann123 on Mar 27, 2009 | Reply

    Well ones that are proven homw based business there are alot that are real, But I need seen a internet compnay where somebody I know made some money. Check your email

  9. By Diva on Mar 27, 2009 | Reply

    I’m not sure if you’re looking for an at home “job” or an at home career or business but more and more people are looking to join the on-line work from home businesses where they can enjoy tax benefits, flexible hours and the freedom of being their own boss while earning a residual income.

    Not only is it a lifestyle and source of financial freedom, people are enjoying the added benefit of being able to be around their family more than if they were out “at” a job, something that is once again becoming important to society even though we all need that second income while raising our children.

    If that’s something that you’re looking into, then start figuring out what the current market trend is, find something in that trend that excites you….something you’d really enjoy doing and start researching companies from there.

    Of course there are scams out there so you want to beware of that “get rich quick” and “pay us this amount of money and we’ll show you how” sort of thing. Look for one that has a low start up cost as opposed to the ones that want huge dollars up front.

    Of the companies that appear to be legitimate, check out what they’re offering you and if that fits what you want, and if it does, then look even harder - inside and out - at that company. Find out what kind of training and ongoing support they’ll offer you as well as that can be such a crucial point to your success.

    Once you’re satisfied that everything is above board, then go for it! The trend is swinging very quickly to on-line home based businesses and it can be very lucrative.

    If you’d like more info, please e-mail me directly or visit my profile.

  10. By karen D on Mar 30, 2009 | Reply

    Hi rose my Name is Karen Corry, i am a stay at home wife, i was a financial advisory for a company for {5} years, i was up and running had no time for husband and daughter, but thing is i wanted to leave so i start looking , to my surprise i found what i was looking for ,a stay at home job, my own business, it is lots of work but it is yours,

    Online have a large amount but you have to know the benefit of them. this is mines an people can join.www.ytb.com/venus77, the company have benefits not just for you but for your grand children,take a look at it.

  11. By Snoopy on Mar 31, 2009 | Reply

    There are 5 areas you need to look at when doing a such thing.
    1. The Company- how long has it been around.
    2. The Need- how needs it.
    3. The Product- is it something they will keep.
    4. The Compensation- is it going to keep paying.
    5. The Timing- it is NOW!

    If what you are looking for fits into one of these then you have a good legit business

    This is what works for me!

  12. By Douglas A on Apr 3, 2009 | Reply

    Well alot of them are but there are some good ones out there too. You have to do your research and due diligence. Some are easy and some are more difficult and most take sometime to develop. Try your best to check to see what others are thinking about a program if you can, Make sure they are reputable and that you can actually talk to the people involved.

    I’ve just got involved with an internet advertising company that I have been researching for over two weeks. Everything checked out fine. I’ve been to about 10 or so meeting so that I got a good understanding of how the program worked, how it paid, what the future of the company looks to be and what others were saying about the company.. It really looks good. They have plans to be one of the largest internet advertising companies in the world and it looks like they are on target to do just that. You can check out more about this company, of course do you homework but I believe this is a home run. Easy fun and a huge upside potential especially since they have been in business for 1.5 years, have an excellent track record and plan on growing to 1,000,000 people and make at least 1000 millionaires in the next 2 years Attend all the meetings, read all the testimonies and you’ll get my contact information so you can ask me any questions you have too.

  13. By Mojo_Stealth on Apr 3, 2009 | Reply

    No it is not all scam, you just have to find the right program that fit your need. I have great success with Cashcrate. I have made about $55 in two weeks. Check out the blog below for more details

  14. By Roj on Apr 4, 2009 | Reply

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  15. By kun j on Apr 5, 2009 | Reply

    Avoid jobs with a joining fee or those which seem too good to be true

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