Comments on: Does Anyone Have Experience With A Work From Home Bussiness/affiliate Or Survey Taker?

By: H&GP W

H&GP W — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 08:29:31 +0000

Yes. There is a new company that is so legitimate that Macy’s, Target, Best Buy, Apple, Home Depot, and over 1,000 stores are participating in it. Many people don’t know about it yet because it’s only about 6 months old. It is exploding!
I started a very simple home based business with a new international company that is 100% free and totally different. It’s legitimate and not like anything else around. It’s not MLM or an Affiliate and it’s 100% scam free. There is nothing to sell, no meetings, and tools are free. It’s an honest company with good morals and we are trying to help everyone who wants to work at home and make some extra money. Again it’s free so you have nothing to lose. Let me know if you want more info.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 04:08:30 +0000

I am going to start with redeemable gift cards. Nothing but sign-up and more sign-up. Then you have to actually use one of their cards. Remember you are then entered to win. No grantee.
Now on to survey. I decided to try this. Over one month and still not enough points to cash or (on one site) money to claim for payment. I have joined over 15 sites. I used a disposable e-mail.
The worst thing I have gotten from this experience is unwanted and unknown programs on my computer.I do have some good anti-virus and add-ware programs on my computer.

By: mother of 2

mother of 2 — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 02:58:01 +0000

If you want a real job you will have to actually go to the place of employment and work there.
Very few real companies are going to hire a stranger to do work for them with no training or supervision. Most people who work from home either work for themselves, or have worked for a company for many years, and then had a personal situation arise that caused them to need to work from home. If they were trusted long-term employees, and if their jobs could be done remotely, the companies made accommodations.
If you want to earn money, you will have to get a real job. You can’t earn a living answering surveys (which really just collect info on you!) on the Internet. No company is going to pay good money for that when they can simply provide a survey link on their receipts and get ACTUAL CUSTOMERS to tell them what they thought of their services or products (for free!).

By: Worker H

Worker H — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 20:26:52 +0000

Hi I am a mother of two beautiful children, and like you I was looking for a way to stay at home with my kids and earn an income at the same time. I was searching all over the internet for a legitimate work at home job. And of course i was scammed and lost some money but I didn’t give up and kept on looking for what to do online till i found a survey site and started taking surveys. but it wasn’t enough to be signed up to one or two sites so I was looking for more sites that pay cash and not survey sites that enter you in a sweepstakes or try to sell you something or only pay you to fill out some offers. I found a few sites that had big lists of survey sites but most of their links were outdated or duplicate or they were just sweepstakes or a site that wanted to sell me things and called it a survey. Finally I found this site http://www.cashsurveysonly.com it has a list of survey companies that are free to join and pay cash. Its great
http://www.cashsurveysonly.com
Good Luck

By: Archetyp

Archetyp — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 13:56:06 +0000

We’ve scoured the internet to find work at home opportunities that are legitimate and creative at the same time. You might have heard of offers to stuff envelopes and earn a thousand dollars a week but at the risk of sounding clichéd; if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. “Watch TV and earn twenty dollars an hour” seems like a really good work at home idea, but if such jobs really existed, why would the majority of the population endure long commutes, office politics, and mean bosses. This does not mean that there isn’t any legitimate work at home opportunity out there: it just means you need to research the offer and find something which matches you skill set.

By: jonesmon

jonesmon — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:12:27 +0000

Several months ago I bought for myself one of those packages. The problem with these programs is that one can go in a million different directions once the price has been paid and getting a sense of direction is difficult. I’m showing you the link to my program, of which I’ve just become an affiliate myself (because I believe in it!), http://www.ebayproductsources.com (not ptc!). The good thing about it is that it tells you of many sources of products one can sell on eBay, either thru dropshipping or simply on an item-ty-item basis with or without dropshipping. It’s amazing the number of product sources that don’t easily appear at the top of search engines simply because they rely more on referrals from sources such as merchandise directories than by doing any direct marketing of their own. Some of these sources require someone to be a bona fide business, with Tax ID and all. But MANY DO NOT! Those are the ones I’ve been quite interested in. There are so many sources that the problem becomes what to choose to sell. Anyway, these sources work well with eBay or via an e-commerce website you could set up. It’s working for me. I’m sure it can work for others as well. So the program works in terms of producing the kinds of results for which it is designed. Whether it’s a money maker from actually being sold as an affiliate product remains to be seen. But I think the prospects are good.