17 Comments on Is There A Work At Home Business For A Person Willing To Work Hard And Smart?

Patrick on Wed, 23rd Dec 2009 6:07 pm


You should consider setting up your own online business instead of participating in those online work at home scheme whereby there is a lot of scam.
Find out from the link below. It captured various internet business models that other successful people are doing.http://www.income-internet-business.com/…
Do drop me an email if you need any help.http://www.income-internet-business.com

John on Wed, 23rd Dec 2009 7:51 pm


Yes, i worked from home before…. If you are interested in telemarketing then this would be the job for you… http://www.groovejob.com/browse/jobs/at/…
Its called NHCD they deal with calling people asking them if they would be interested in getting a heath program threw them.. You must have the internet, phone (with long distance) THEY PAY LONG DISTANCE 4 Your phone… I think there is a 70 entrance fee to make sure ur actually gonna work for them but you get ur money back with in 2-3 weeks after working for them along with ur first check.. U get paid every week. Check the BBB there legal and not a scam.. Good luck

Gail on Wed, 23rd Dec 2009 9:01 pm


This is what i do…and i do well.http://www.stockmysite.com/Turnkey_Enter…
Good luck,
D
http://www.stockmysite.com

DD E on Wed, 23rd Dec 2009 11:59 pm


The true answer is: that’s ENTIRELY up to you. It will work if YOU WORK IT. There’s no one to pay you for sleeping in until you have a team (regardless of your business) or unless you make royalties, or some kind of passive income from an invention, book, etc.
What I do NOW (it’s easy and I enjoy it)
I supply leads for other real estate investors and became one myself. I make from $250 on up (there’s really no limit) for deals I do. I am well-versed in real estate and keep up my education on it so as to take advantage of as many of these opportunities as possible.
Why a HBB?
To convert your expenses (auto, entertainment, etc) to business expenses and stop paying taxes on the income you make to cover expenses (like auto, entertainment, etc.). Otherwise, you end up paying more than you need to in taxes (and who thinks that’s a good idea?)
Myth debunked
Rentals should have property managers, so no calls to fix toilets at 3 a.m. It’s worth the expense and then creates a completely passive income stream on a hugely valuable appreciating asset worth generally 5-10 times your measly down payment.
You may email me for more information. I love talking RE and can help people get started…YES…with no money down. Further, I love to work with people willing to work hard and smart…be on my team.

Angie-Re on Thu, 24th Dec 2009 4:42 am


I work for http://www.speak-write.com typing reports, letters and other legal documents.
It’s free, and pay days are 1st and 15th of every month, direct deposit (or mail, you pick). They don’t do Paypal or anything like that.
I was nervous when I first signed up, so I didn’t give them my bank info for direct deposit and they mailed me a check. My bank account was overdrawn, so I went to a check cashing place to cash it and they wouldn’t do it. Told me it was a scam. I ended up depositing the check into my account anyway and Lo and Behold! It was fine. I’ve been with them now since March and I do direct deposit. They’re pretty awesome.
Work can get boring especially if you hate typing, but at least it’s legitimate work and pay.
They are free to join and you don’t pay anything to them. You need a foot pedal for the transcription and they recommend you purchase one from a company they prefer, but if you already have one, you can use it or you can buy it from a store of your choice. The only problem is that if you have technical problems with the foot pedal, they can’t help you.
Oh, and you have to handle your own taxes. It’s 1099 based work.
It’s nice, because you can pick your own hours and the only requirement is that you maintain at least ten hours per month.
I generally maker about 25 bucks per hour depending on how busy they are.
It sure beats any sales job like Ameriplan (I tried them once. Yuck!)
It’s also better than being a telephone operator!! (I tried West before. I hated it!)
I hope this helps!

CE S on Thu, 24th Dec 2009 5:19 am


None that I know of. I could use something like that myself.

WC on Thu, 24th Dec 2009 10:42 am


Businesses generally require one of two things:
An original idea.
or
Lots of investment capital.
(or both).
Generally if you have a good, orginal idea (or a an original application for something that already exists), and a sound business model, you shouldn’t have trouble getting people to invest capital, though it depends a lot on your ability to convince people to take a risk on you.
Most home based businesses are scams – though a lot of them can actually be profitable (some extremely so), however they require you to do a lot of work in order to keep money rolling in – and you aren’t gauranteed not to hit slumps, so you will need to make sure to safe cash for rainy days.
People who quit their jobs and try starting a home based business thinking it will be as easy as the advertisements make it look will be dissapointed, and will scream about how they got scammed, etc. – when it was their own lack of discipline that had them screwed from the get go.
Your best bet is to try floating a home business idea while continuing to work someplace for steady income. If it seems like the business is viable, then you might be able to cut back time at your job, and putting that time into your business instead.
Good luck!

George D on Thu, 24th Dec 2009 5:23 pm


check this link its good
http://datentryworksworkathomeobs.blogspot.com
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maya j on Thu, 24th Dec 2009 10:37 pm


legal?

Quigley on Thu, 24th Dec 2009 10:42 pm


Yes, and I am working one right now.
Check out this site for more information:http://www.takeyourlifeback.net/H2W/

AResa on Fri, 25th Dec 2009 12:34 am


There are opportunities, I know a few. Especially if you’re technical or can sell… Google also has some great “part time” (temp to hire) stuff making great money that you can do at home. You kind of need to be all over the place to find the right opportunity.

chrism92 on Fri, 25th Dec 2009 1:07 am


I work from home. It’s not a get rich quick scheme. It’s not hard, but it is work. I am building a business that will help my family reach our financial goals.
I was very skeptical when I was searching for a home based business, and figured I’d never find one that would actually be beneficial. I’m glad I listened and jumped in. There is absolutely no risk.
Feel free to contact me and I will share with you personally what we do. At the least, you can find out what to look for in your search for a legitimate home based business.
Best wishes in your search!!

TMOM on Fri, 25th Dec 2009 5:25 am


Hope these job websites can help you.http://hotjobs.yahoo.comhttp://www.craigslist.orghttp://www.usejob.com

Gill C on Fri, 25th Dec 2009 9:49 am


I am a 25 year old work at home mom, full time student and military wife.
I work at home full time, work my own hours, take off when I want to and I am making some pretty good money!
If you want to check out more, feel free to look at my website, and click on the “request more information” and I will contact you shortly.
FamiliesForSafeHomes.com

? on Fri, 25th Dec 2009 11:36 am


Try the site below and watch the movie. This may or may NOT be for you. If you want more information, leave good contact info. Hope this helps.

CITRONGE on Fri, 25th Dec 2009 4:55 pm


It depends what you are interested in and what you are good at.

kazwaz01 on Fri, 25th Dec 2009 10:35 pm


yes, you should definitely check out AHBWA. it’s a great place to connect home workers to a job. http://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?B=38090&U=218014&M=8169
and there’s Home Data Biz http://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?B=2053&U=218014&M=891
Good luck

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