Has anyone ever done a work-at-home program?

[baby1disney]

Hi Ladies and Gents!!! I was wondering if anyone knew a reliable and/or free work at home program that's not a scam. I want to be a stay at home mom, but also make some decent money doing it, or at least have the option of being a stay at home mom

So, if anyone here has any ideas or have done something themselves recently or in the past, please share!! LOL!! Any info would be greatly appreciated!!!

MODS: I read the sticky about advertising and stuff. If this is inapporpiate, please let me know!! I'm not sure what you would count this as. Thanks you!!

Have a Magical Day!!!

 

[baby1disney]

bumping...

 

[baby1disney]

Oh..I forgot something..I also wanted to know if any of you have had personal experiences with any work-at-home companies...good AND bad!!

Thanks again!!

 

[baby1disney]

I'm going to try again...if ANYONE could give me some ideas or help me, that would be great!! Thank you again!!

 

[Disneefun]

Here are some thread where this has been discussed recently. This gets discussed a lot, so you might want to try a search for more info:

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2116538&highlight=wahm

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2088800&highlight=wahm

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1336407&highlight=wahm

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1882777&highlight=wahm

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1681433&highlight=wahm

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1649695&highlight=wahm

 

[worm761]

I do ChaCha. I have been doing this since last June. We don't "need" for me to work. His pay covers the mortgage and bills and whatnot. I work for grocery money and play money. If you need the money to pay bills, ChaCha is not a good idea. It is a great way to make some extra money though. And they are hiring right now, I believe.

 

[msce2]

I worked for Alpine Access. I loved the company and they were very helpful in making sure you succeed. The negatives - it was a serious program with a very strict absentee/late policy. It ended up not working out bc DH takes unreliable public transportation. Good ole' Septa trains, on their own schedule as opposed to the one they publish. Definitely not something you could do unless you have babysitting.

 

[ryanshana]

I worked for Alpine Access. I loved the company and they were very helpful in making sure you succeed. The negatives - it was a serious program with a very strict absentee/late policy. It ended up not working out bc DH takes unreliable public transportation. Good ole' Septa trains, on their own schedule as opposed to the one they publish. Definitely not something you could do unless you have babysitting.

aaaah I could go on and on about septa.

I heard of Alpine Access never work for them though

I do ChaCha but like PP said if it's for bill money don't count on it...good for groceries and mad money!

 

[Stacieb]

I do home jewelry parties with lia sophia jewelry. I have been selling for over 3yrs and love it. It gives me the chance to stay home with my girls and work when I want to work. You can make real $$ by doing what I do.

 

[baby1disney]

Thanks soo much for giving me some ideas. What's ChaCha and Alpine??

I've never heard of these companies...except for maybe ChaCha..not sure.

 

[Justsyd2]

Try selling Avon or Mary Kay. I used to sell Mary Kay. I made around $500.00 each week.

 

[baby1disney]

I think I might check out that West company. I called the BBB and got information on them. They've only had three complaints in the last three years!!! Which is pretty darn good!!

Just gotta work on getting a computer now!!!

 

[Lisa AF]

If you don't mind sales try LiveOps. I worked for them a few years ago and made decent money in the months before Christmas, average the rest of the time.

 

[Parksfamily5]

I also work live-ops and really like it. I can not really "sell" stuff and I am doing great with it. I really enjoy it. Basically, I take orders when people call in to order stuff from infomercials. I also take calls to send out vacation brochures as well as other brochures. You can work as little or as much as you want. I like that idea because we have a motorhome and travel alot in the summer. You just have to commit to a half hour every 42 days. I figure if you can't do that you probably shouldn't be working.