Data Entry from Home???

[WDW4TheGirls]

I would love to start doing data entry from home to supplement our incomes, but I don't know which are the reputable companies. I found a whole bunch on www.careerbuilder.com, but it's so hard to tell which are legit. Has anyone had personal success with any data entry companies?

 

[IMALOVNDISNEY]

Interested as well.

 

[Mrs Grumpy]

Just bumping back up. I would be interested also.

 

[4 DZNY NUTZ]

Bumping........I am interested too

 

[lmok]

I am looking for the same. I have googled some and found them in scam alerts. If anyone finds a legit I would greatly appreciate the info as well.

 

[Luckymomoftwo]

Bumping this thread....does ANYONE know of any legit work from home type businesses? I was laid off from my job and would really like to start working from home. TIA!!

 

[D&DDisney]

Not many ligit places out there.
Here is a link to Clark Howard's ligit work from home opportunities.
http://clarkhoward.com/topics/workathome_help.html

 

[TheRustyScupper]

1) We don't do data entry.
2) But, we do customer service - really above-board company.
3) We pick our own hours and schedules.
4) Some of those we have access to:
. . . WDW Dining Reservations
. . . Apple computer accessory sales
. . . Apple iPod and iPhone accessory sales and trouble shooting
. . . Interval International vacation scheduling
5) You get paid a guaranteed hourly rate, plus a per-call fee.
6) For most, you can make $10-$14 per hour total, occasionally more.
7) You have to pay for your
. . . computer system
. . . phone land-line
. . . headset
. . . on-line training classes


NOTE1: For your picked hours, you do not leave the computer. You schedule breaks and lunches ahead of time, otherwise you are expected to be ready for incoming calls. Not answering phone calls can get you removed. This is a business and not a casual activitiy. You are also graded on length of calls so you don't just hang on and on and on.

NOTE2:You must set up a computer they way they want, such as no games. Also, you need a dedicated phone land-line for the incoming business calls.

 

[rmjkharrisfam]

1) We don't do data entry.
2) But, we do customer service - really above-board company.
3) We pick our own hours and schedules.
4) Some of those we have access to:
. . . WDW Dining Reservations
. . . Apple computer accessory sales
. . . Apple iPod and iPhone accessory sales and trouble shooting
. . . Interval International vacation scheduling
5) You get paid a guaranteed hourly rate, plus a per-call fee.
6) For most, you can make $10-$14 per hour total, occasionally more.
7) You have to pay for your
. . . computer system
. . . phone land-line
. . . headset
. . . on-line training classes


NOTE1: For your picked hours, you do not leave the computer. You schedule breaks and lunches ahead of time, otherwise you are expected to be ready for incoming calls. Not answering phone calls can get you removed. This is a business and not a casual activitiy. You are also graded on length of calls so you don't just hang on and on and on.

NOTE2:You must set up a computer they way they want, such as no games. Also, you need a dedicated phone land-line for the incoming business calls.

Which company is this for? I'm in the process of researching at home cust. service to pick up some extra money to pay down CC debt. I'd love some recommendations.

 

[pianoronni37]

I'm trying this out, too.

www.keyforcash.com

This is the most legit site I've found.

You have to pass (with flying colors) an evaluation. At first I got a 95%, then 97%, now I'm at 100%. I'm waiting to be contacted. You can only take the test once every 24 hours, so read the instructions carefully.

I hear the pay isn't as great as it used to be, but I still am excited about this job. People gave this reputable credentials, so I think it's a good site. There aren't a bunch of ads or anything on the page - and most places that say you can make $1500/week doing data processing from home are scams.

Try this out, it can't hurt! And good luck!!!

 

[Cheshire Figment]

If they require you to pay them a fee (especially in advance) they are more than likely a scam.

 

[pianoronni37]

Check out:

www.ivetriedthat.com

It lists the good, the bad and the ugly of work-at-home jobs, and even has a specific section for Data Entry!

(this is where I heard of keyforcash, and I feel this is a trustworthy site)

 

[pixiewings71]

Check out:

www.ivetriedthat.com

It lists the good, the bad and the ugly of work-at-home jobs, and even has a specific section for Data Entry!

(this is where I heard of keyforcash, and I feel this is a trustworthy site)

thanks for the info!!

 

[RLccweems]

1) We don't do data entry.
2) But, we do customer service - really above-board company.
3) We pick our own hours and schedules.
4) Some of those we have access to:
. . . WDW Dining Reservations
. . . Apple computer accessory sales
. . . Apple iPod and iPhone accessory sales and trouble shooting
. . . Interval International vacation scheduling
5) You get paid a guaranteed hourly rate, plus a per-call fee.
6) For most, you can make $10-$14 per hour total, occasionally more.
7) You have to pay for your
. . . computer system
. . . phone land-line
. . . headset
. . . on-line training classes


NOTE1: For your picked hours, you do not leave the computer. You schedule breaks and lunches ahead of time, otherwise you are expected to be ready for incoming calls. Not answering phone calls can get you removed. This is a business and not a casual activitiy. You are also graded on length of calls so you don't just hang on and on and on.

NOTE2:You must set up a computer they way they want, such as no games. Also, you need a dedicated phone land-line for the incoming business calls.

What company do you work for? I would love to do this from home.

 

[mpls_mm]

I think there are far more work at home jobs than people realize. We used to advertise for positions as work at home and we would get flooded with hundreds of replies and very few were even acceptable. Most of the people we hired flaked out anyway. I think people would do better sending a resume and cover letter and listing all of their qualifications and then mentioning the benefits of telecommuting and asking to telecommute for that position. You might get it to someone like me that gave up on telecommuting employees and might try it or someone that hadn't even thought about it and might give it a try. Nothing ventured, nothing gained but probably better than vying with hundreds of people for a few positions.