Work at home scams

[taripres]

Ok guys, Work at home jobs are plentiful out there! I've worked at home with 1800Flowers, there's Odesk - which I post simple assignments on for people to complete, VIPDesk, Work at Home Cooperative - there are plenty of legit work at home jobs there, liveops, West At Home, Alpine, Customloyal, and plenty more! These sites, just add a .com at the end and you'll have the site!

 
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[vpatty09]

this site and thissiteisforreal site is the two i have found to be legit they will help me out big time

[JLBT2]

Thats the ones I stay away from. anything asking for money I say away. I have made some extra bucks, not as much as I thought I would though.

[tj32]

I agree with you JLBT2, stay away from anything that asks for money upfront!  They should pay me for working for them, not vise versa.

[mymy1219]

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[simguy13]

There are too many work at home scams. Thankfully, once I confirm that they request a 'small fee' which is supposedly discounted to attract individuals, I dismiss it as a scam. Red light - if they ask for money upfront. Credit card information needed. Stay away.
Personally I have done a few mystery shopping jobs and currently have assignments scheduled for March month. They don't pay too much $5 -$15 per assignment, with the $15 ones requesting you to provide detailed feedback about the shopping experience and customer service. Most reimburse you fully or partially for the purchase made. I mostly use my mystery shopping money for grocery expenses

[sweetypeety]

this is really hard to make a decision because it was one of those sites that brought me here?
also, i found out about the work at home sites from "Reader's Digest" in an article called 'Your Next Job' about finding a job in this slumping economy. makes you say "Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm"

[whatupkiddo]

i question it... big time

[hardcoreicon]

Anything that asks for money upfront is definetly questionable and i wouldn't even consider doing. It's kinda ridiculous how much companies can get away with too without getting in trouble.   The only one who suffers are the people who are sucked into it by losing their money.  With the way the economy is today too so many people are looking for different ways to make money so these scams are probably rolling in the dough!

[gafee2001]

I've never been scammed personally, but I have had friends who have been.

[Tacobell123]

I Agree, things that dont require money unless you are listing somelike like on ebay, sound likea good idea to try. Just like fusioncash a great site you can make money on and does not require money up front.

[blacklist1]

exactly why you make up names and age. never your real name to any work at home site. and also a different email adress

[tabithachrisman]

I wish they were true!  I've been interested in selling on ebay for a while, but I haven't the foggiest idea how to get started or where everyone gets their various products from.