alien
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Post by alien on May 28, 2018 2:48:46 GMT
I am currently working with Liobridge as a Rater, but this is my only income source and it is part time.
What other REAL work from home opportunities are there? I am looking for something that pays at least $10 per hour, but when I search online I get suggestions like surveys, small tasks, etc. which we all know that is barely pocket money.
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star
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Post by star on May 28, 2018 11:02:32 GMT
Customer Service Reps(CSR) and transcription seem to be the most sought after low-entry W@H jobs aside from rating.
Some companies have state restrictions, meaning they only hire in certain states.
A few well-known companies that hire PHONE reps often (at least every 90 days) are Hilton, Amazon, and UHaul.
Non-phone are more harder to come by, but they do exist.
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Post by Muldowney on May 28, 2018 16:58:52 GMT
Yes, many people who work from home have two or more jobs. The competition can be fierce, so expect to send lots of applications until you're successful. Rat Race Rebellion and Real Ways to Earn Money Online offer listings of legitimate jobs. You can find WFH jobs at job listing sites like Indeed by searching for "remote" or "work from home." There's also our Job Leads forum. Although some of the leads may not be current, they at least point you to company sites where you can look for openings.
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Post by rinax on May 29, 2018 21:56:47 GMT
CSR jobs seem to be the most steady, but most don't pay more than $10 per hour. Some make you compete for work slots as well. I believe Amazon's hiring now in certain states right now and have bumped their pay up to $12 per hour after training's done.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2018 16:25:46 GMT
Some surveys and consumer research jobs pay more than pocket change. I have been able to average over $25/hr from online studies. For example, focus groups can pay hundreds of dollars for just a few hours. Also, there are product testing jobs that can pay well too. I always recommend that people go ahead and join online survey sites to see what is available. However, that doesn't mean you are obligated to work for pennies either. You could join a few different (reputable) survey sites to check what opportunities they have from time to time. If something meets your pay requirements, you could try to work on that project.
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Post by Muldowney on Jun 28, 2018 20:06:55 GMT
You make some good points, surveysitereviews. I started out by joining a bunch of survey sites and am now down to just a handful I use regularly. I don't accept all of the invitations they send me, just the ones that would be fair pay if hourly. I favor the sites that pay for screening, even if you don't qualify for the full survey.
I've also done focus groups, product testing and technology beta testing. These have been interesting and fun. Plus, you often get to keep the product you test. All of these, including surveys, are nice side gigs. The opportunities don't come regularly, so they're not really jobs.
For those interested, a good place to get information on survey sites is Survey Police. They offer summaries and user reviews. I'm not affiliated with Survey Police, just a long time user. |
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Post by adowling33 on Aug 10, 2018 16:28:00 GMT
Most online jobs don't pay well. Instead of looking for job, create your own virtual assistant business and specialize in an area like web content, lead generation, social media, bookkeeping, or whatever skills you have. Virtual assistants are earning between $25 and $50 per hour as self-employed independent contractors. Read this (https://tinyurl.com/y95ghmth) for more details on how to become a virtual assistant
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Post by aionline on Nov 20, 2018 14:58:37 GMT
Youtuber, Freelancing your language or writing skills, start an online store.
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sq345
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Post by sq345 on Nov 21, 2018 13:53:58 GMT
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Post by jniquette14 on Jul 10, 2019 2:57:53 GMT
i currently teach english online for qkids and vipkid. vipkid requires a bachelor degree (it doesn't have to be in education - mine is in psychology) and a year of teaching experience (could be in the form of homeschooling, tutoring, mentoring, sunday school, summer camp, etc). qkids requires a bachelor degree or that you are currently enrolled in college. you teach english online to students in china for 25-30 min lessons. the hours are great because they are early mornings or weekend evenings/nights. the pay is also great at $18-22/hr. these are my referral links for them, i'm not sure if it's allowed here. let me know if i need to take it down: www.vipkidteachers.com/mkt/landing/personal?referralToken=31e7550de6c6036cca637d79f958ee79&refereeId=8590566teacher.qkids.net/ref?code=QTTJVRfeel free to pm if you have any questions |
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