I want to work from home......

[lukenick1]

Stay at home Mom here with 2 kids in school. I'm searching for something to do from home. I spend so much time on the computer when bored I might as well make myself useful. Anyone know of something I can do without any experience?? Not looking to support my family just some extra money to save. Someone told me about a Mystery Shopper. I would be willing to do that too. Just don't know where to sign up.
Thanks a bunch

 

[Mkrop]

would love to know too

 

[ajk912]

Do a search, there are probably 2-3 threads a week on this topic, you will come up with tons and tons of ideas.

A lot of SAHMs do swagbucks. Join facebook (or check out facebook if you are already a member) it seems like someone is always posting "I won this, I won that..." You do searches and save money for amazon gift cards or paypal gift cards.

I did mystery shopping years ago when it was profitable, but that's not really a computer type job.

 

[NeverlandClub23]

I do ChaCha (a question answering service) for about an hour to an hour and a half a day and make about $100-$125 a month (I work a full time job so I only want to spend so much of my free time doing this). It can get boring and a lot of people don't feel it's worth their time but I just do it while I'm watching TV or relaxing out on the screen porch after work. I also do one survey a day for $.80 on a site where you can cash out for Disney gift cards. I should have enough to cash out for a $500 gift card for my WDW trip next December (2011) so even though it's not really money in my account it's money I'm not having to spend for my next Disney trip. I also occasionally sell a few things on Ebay but don't think it's really worth the trouble for the few $ and hassle.

 

[abdmom]

My dsis is a mystery shopper. She has two children. There's a lot of legwork involved and they are pretty specific in what they want to know. A few weeks ago, she had one job that involved going to dinner at 11:45 p.m. She's told me what she makes and it's not that great.

 

[AlaskaMOM]

check the budget board.
I've seen this topic on there frequently

 

[Tinkermommy]

From what I hear mystery shopper jobs are hard to get and not that great a deal. Also, not sure you would be able to take your children or not.

I have heard (no direct knowledge) that some people do work customer service jobs from their home. They just route you calls from there and train you on their system.

Again, I don't know where to start this search but perhaps someone else does.

Good luck!