Are There Really No Cost Work-At-Home Jobs?

Dear Leslie,When searching for these or any other type of
ARE THERE REALLY NO COST HIRING? I want totelecommuting job, you need to search on job related
either do data entry online simple ad placing or answersites. Use search terms such as "telecommute" or
in bound calls. Where can I find the real thing with out"work at home". Watch out for biz ops and scams as
paying for information?these do get posted on job sites as well. The best
Linda A.way to avoid a scam or biz op is to remember that
Hi Linda,you NEVER, EVER pay to get hired.
The fast answer to your question is yes; there is noThere are some really good work-at-home job
cost hiring. In fact, the only legitimate hiring is at no cost.databases that can be accessed for a fee. Note here,
However, you may have some trouble finding thethat you aren't paying to get hired when you use one
work you indicated unless you have experience. Mostof these services. Instead, you are paying to access
legitimate data entry jobs I find require a typing testtheir list of job announcements. It's like buying the
and sometimes special equipment. I'd scratch adnewspaper to read the want ads. These services
placing off the list of options, as I haven't ever seensearch the Internet for jobs or jobs are submitted to
this offered as a legitimate job. In bound calls andthem for posting. The great thing about these sites is
customer service is probably your best bet, but again,that they usually weed out the duds and list only jobs
companies that are hiring for these jobs are looking forthat can be done from home. But not all services are
people with skills and possibly special equipment.the same. Avoid places that say they have a list of
The reality of telecommuting is that you aren't going tocompanies that hire home workers. These lists are
sign up to work at home. Legitimate employers withworthless because these companies may not actually
home based jobs hire the same way traditionalbe hiring. Instead the service must indicate it posts
employers do. There will be an application process andactual job announcements. Also stay away from
possibly an interview or test. Therefore, you need toresources that say they offer assembly work or
have a resume that outlines your skills andenvelope stuffing. These are known scams and any
experiences in data entry and customer service. Plus itservice that says they can get you job in these areas
will help to have any necessary equipment such asshould be suspect.
high speed Internet, a second phone line, and phoneGood luck Linda!
headset.