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Seeking Good online Job
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on Jul 11, 2015 (Read 69966 times | Comments: 44)
Hi Everyone, So i have a 7 year old who'll be eight next month, and a 16 month old. Both girls. I am currently a SAHM. However. I feel like it is very important that i contribute to the family's finances. I spent most of today browsing the net looking at work from home jobs, and i found a couple. I am just scared that the may not be very flexible. Apple has one that sounds good, then i read a review on how their work from home program works. This was from someone who worked for them. I then had to take a step back and start to re-evaluate the offer, It sounded great, Benefits and All, but their performance metrics and inflexible hour...I just want to be home with my girls and earn some money to help out. Any thought or suggestions on any good online jobs that are legit?
krystlelv
krystlelv
on Sep 16, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »
Originally posted by Jesserito84 » 
I've been doing virtual assistant work. If you're interested please let me know.

I would like to give it a try! How does it work?
rossaw14
rossaw14
on Sep 17, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

www.workersonboard.com is a site that posts different types of work at home jobs and tells which ones are legit. There are some good opportunities.
savvysister
savvysister
on Sep 20, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Have seen the wealthy affiliate program, several call center positions and many blogger type offers (some only want content posted to their blog). How does VA work? I have seen several tutoring and ebook writing offers also. Does anybody do mystery shopping or proofreading/editing?
TiffanieH84
TiffanieH84
on Sep 26, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

I have also been researching legit jobs from home! Any help would be great!!!!!
savvysister
savvysister
on Sep 26, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

I have tried Pinch Me. To date, I have had no meaningful experience with them. I remain committed. There must be a worthwhile opportunity. BTW...there are several online resource sites like Work at Home and gaylabber. Happy Job Searching.
SereneFairy
SereneFairy
on Sep 28, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

There's a site Isoftstone.com it's a website where you take an application before sigining up an account with there are a couple of jobs but one them is to be a search engine evualtor: you get paid by the hour and there is one name virtual bee you get paid to perform data tasks payment is $6 or $9 per hour before you get paid you have to reach high level on your typing skills remember type virtualbee.com
SereneFairy
SereneFairy
on Sep 28, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

there are a couple I know here's a list: 1) virtualbee.com 2)clickworker.com 3)myflexjob.com 4) musicxray.com(get paid up to $20 for reviewing music) 5)hits4pay.com(get paid up to $25 reading emails) HOPE THIS HELPS!
savvysister
savvysister
on Sep 28, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Serene Fairy: Great information. Also, found Amazon Turks (part of Amazon.com possibly). A number of home assembly opportunities. This assembly work is suitable for hands on, craft making people. I am still looking. Will update when another or better lead presents. Will you please do the same? Again, thank you, thank you. Best wishes.
savvysister
savvysister
on Sep 28, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Serene Fairy: Great information. Also, found Amazon Turks (part of Amazon.com possibly). A number of home assembly opportunities. This assembly work is suitable for hands on, craft making people. I am still looking. Will update when another or better lead presents. Will you please do the same? Again, thank you, thank you. Best wishes.
savvysister
savvysister
on Sep 28, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Serene Fairy: Great information. Also, found Amazon Turks (part of Amazon.com possibly). A number of home assembly opportunities. This assembly work is suitable for hands on, craft making people. I am still looking. Will update when another or better lead presents. Will you please do the same? Again, thank you, thank you. Best wishes.
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