With so many people looking for work, it is no wonder the scammers are working overtime. Trying to rob many of their time, their money and their dignity. Don't be fooled. If it sounds too good to be true...it is! Nothing comes without some hard work and effort.
Many ads are enticing. Make thousands of dollars from your computer, for only $1.95! Earn money from the comfort of your home. Learn the secrets of selling online....etc, etc. You get the picture. Ok...you click the link. You are asked for your credit card info for a "handling fee" and you will receive all the "free" information you need on how to work from home. Before you give anyone, any money, do some research on the company. Google them. Type in the name of the company and the word SCAM. See what comes up. Check them out with the Better Business Bureau.
With all that being said, there are few companies that offer legitimate work from home opportunities, be it selling products either in person or online. Or customer service positions from real brick and mortar companies. But where do you find them?
A great resource for that information has been WomenForHire. If you're a man don't let that scare you. While there are pieces of information geared towards women...the tips and advice on this site are for you too.
One of the contributors to WomenForHire is Tory Johnson, she has a frequent segment on Good Morning America as an employment contributor. Her advice is legit and respected. On her site, you can find real work at home employment opportunites as well as some ideas for starting your own business from home.
You can also check out my site for additional work at home ideas and links. Working from home can be a reality, but take your time and do your homework so you won't be a statistic.
