Legitimate Work at Home Jobs

[blondietink]

Anybody have information on legitimate work at home jobs? I will be laid off at the end of June as my job is being eliminated. Due to my children having disabilities and the extra care they need, I think a work from home job that I can do part-time would work out good for me instead of trying to find a full-time job in this economy. I have sold a few things on ebay, and I could sell more, but wondered if there was anything else out there. Thanks for any suggestions!

 

[poohbear15]

There's many different jobs and businesses out there. You first need to decide which one you want to do and go from there. I have been working from home for 4 years and love it. Good luck to you.

 

[EclecticWAHM]

Anybody have information on legitimate work at home jobs? I will be laid off at the end of June as my job is being eliminated. Due to my children having disabilities and the extra care they need, I think a work from home job that I can do part-time would work out good for me instead of trying to find a full-time job in this economy. I have sold a few things on ebay, and I could sell more, but wondered if there was anything else out there. Thanks for any suggestions!

You can find lots of info on WAH jobs at the forums on WAHM.com. The telecommuting forum there has good info. Also, there's WorkPlaceLikeHome.com with message boards and there's a great list at RatRaceRebellion: http://www.ratracerebellion.com/CS_Comparison.html . I personally had good experience working for Alpine Access and ACD Direct.

Good luck!

 

[zoie101]

thanks I was just had a reduction in work hours also

 

[blondietink]

Thank you ... I will check them out!

 

[seashoreCM]

The fundamental test whether it is legit. ---

If at any stage in the application or even job starting process you have to shell out money*, stop right there. You're barking up the wrong tree.

Disney hints: http://www.cockam.com/disney.htm

* Registration fees, unusual tools including computers and sewing machines, postage (other than your own cover letters and resumes), subscriptions, materials and kits, computer software, books or manuals, advertising, cell phone or land line usage or service upgrade, gas and car expenses to run their errands, to name a few.