Working from home

[singletonb]

Reading the input from all of you has peaked my curiosity about working from home but I need something that is safe.  I look forward to more input from others.

[tuyetmai]

I do try it way past.  Don't like that much.  But look in the bright side, you earn some cash on your way   Wish you the best of luck.

[adriarobi]

I did network marketing years ago, and it worked well for me.

I had family issues where I was needed, and iit ended....but not because it did not work.

 

[jkhanson]

I drop ship on eBay.  I do this part-time and am learning about selling on Amazon.

[notriko_mu]

Very informative answers. I really do enjoy the wide range of people here on FusionCash. Thank you for starting this thread and for everyone for sharing!

[kerryroses]

I know this is probably a pretty standard answer, but I've been slowly creating an Etsy shop.  I'm planning on just using it to bring in a little extra at first, until I see if anything I put up actually, y'know, sells, but it's definitely an option if you're crafty/interested in becoming crafty.   

[pstovall]

Have you looked into essential oils?  They are all the rage, and changing lives for the better. I am seeing lots of stay at home moms building a substantial income with their "home" essential oil business.

[minioncookies]

Sadly none of the work at home gigs have ever worked out well and most of the work at home things out there are scams

[kingozzy]

I would like to be able to work from home, I think that would be great for part of the time, but might get stir crazy from being there all the time.

[myfreebees316]

Wish i could help you out there but for every 10 home jobs 9 of them are usually scams and hard to tell which ones are legit from all the fakers

[berthabutt]

  I would love a legit work at home job but it is hard to weed out the scams

[kimber62372]

Ok guys, here's an update so far. The 1st week I started I only put in 2 hours and 15 mins of talk time. Seems like a little but it feels longer...lol. Don't ask me how but I was able to retain only one customer to stay active with services and it brought my pay up a tad. You get paid by the minute. So for 2 hrs and 15 mins worth of work, I got paid (YES! I actually got paid direct deposit on a THURSDAY) $31.13!! Break that down to hourly rate of almost $14.50 an hour. BUT ---yes there is a BUT....that can always change. The minimum you would make which I did the 2nd week is $7.80 an hour, so far. But I put way more hours in. It's draining a bit but I do find satisfaction in helping people and I do believe I will get better at this. I think tomorrow they are raising the pay rate, so we shall see.  Fingers crossed.

[alaskakaren]

I take care of dogs in my home for years.  It takes awhile to build clientele but I enjoy it and I get to stay home...

[heypeg]

I did years ago but haven't done it in awhile

[sanglee]

its a funny thing, i happened to look for work at home on monster and over the search engine and a couple of responses came to me and i actually didnt get the jobs, its hard, my mom said that if the internet was paying such money then everybody would do it from home, you have to know how to bring in the customers and make a website or business or its ptc's basically