Work At Home

Neil Walker answers:

Hi!

If you want to make money online, from the comfort of your own home, you’ve got to be very careful. There are lot of scams on the internet, so you have to watch out.

On the other hand, check my blog. I make some good part-time money online but I had to try out many programs and systems. Now I focus on just a few of them, I work this way about two hours a day and for now I am making about $900 a month (I’ve been using my systems 3 – 4 months now, and made almost nothing the first month). But it is slowly expanding, and if I keep working the way I work now, I think I could be making $3.000 – $5.000 a month at the end of this year.

But, if you are serious about making money online, you have to know that nothing gets you nothing! You have to put some work in it and you have to invest some money for starters. For instance, I love working with GDI, and it is a system than can make you up to $4.000 a month + some big bonuses, but you have to pay for web hosting $10 monthly. I know it is hard in the beginning but I think that many other sites, that offer thousands a month without spending a single dime, are scam. So you have to be certain that you really want to work online when you start, otherwise you’d be throwing away your money.

So, what programs do I use? As I said, I love my GDI, it makes me the most money. There is also Increase Your Portion (new, but promising, just started making me more than $100), there is also a very educational SpiderWeb Marketing System. For my affiliate marketing I use Maverick Money Makers systems and it also made me some real money, so I’ll keep learning from it because this is something like a small money making university, with new lessons each month.

I put all my systems with detailed info and explanations, videos also, on a blog site so that my friends could start also. I’ll give you a link in my source so that you can check it out. Hope you’ll start making some online money soon. Good luck!

Neil Walker answers:

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another income stream is Google AdSense, you probaly seen alot of members suggesting it.

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PS: I know I didn’t post any active links,
Yahoo Answers suspends everyone who is posting too many links,
doesn’t matter if different links or same links….but if you put a link every answer… you get suspended. and I basically have “3 links” at one answer.

Neil Walker answers:

Those sites put CNN or ABC or New York Times logos on the pages are not real indeed, if you research it. In some cases you are right. However, there are few genuine sites, where one can work online and make money without investing anything.

There is a site where u can find genuine Work at Home jobs online without any up front costs. Work at home data entry Resources. Guides on identifying Work at home Job Scams and a lot more.

Visit here:

http://fromhomeworks.com

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Neil Walker answers:

There are a lot of work at home jobs that are not scams. I know so many people who work from home and do very well in several different industries. I have to disagree with your statement about companies asking for money are scams. This is far from the truth. I’m not saying that they’re not scams out there, because their are. But you can’t label those who ask for money. There’s a few things that I think you have misinterpreted there. “Jobs” will not charge you for applying. In some cases if their is a back ground check needed in a particular industry, then you’d be charged $35 for that. Which your told in advanced that this would be needed to be done, it is then your choice to have them do a back ground check or don’t get hired. Things like this is not a scam by far. Companies do not want to pay for every applicant to have a back ground check. That can end up being quite a bit of money. So they charge the applicant.
Other than that, if a company is going to charge you for something, then it better be for a home based business in which you would own. Usually companies that you would be collaborating to do business “with” and not “work for” somebody do have expenses in which you have to cover. After all, it’s a business that you would be a part of and own. Not work for. Most of the home based businesses cost under $500 some cost more. I have a friend who’s been in the telecommunications industry for over seven years who had to pay money to work from home. It’s her business that she runs from home and her and her husband do extremely well. I actually have quite a few friends that own their own home based business in the telecommunications industry, that do very well too. They all had to put money into the business to work from home. Far from a scam. With any business there are up front costs. My mother has her own home based business and works from home as well. She had to pay to work from home, but makes very good money as well. Same as my father. So it is far from the truth to say something is a scam because you have to pay

Neil Walker answers:

There may be one or two out there, but I doubt it. NOTHING is for free!

Most seem to be much the way your friend got into, but some are legit for charging the fee, like a good drop shipper, supplier, etc. Even if you bought and resold stuff on ebay, it will cost you something, first the insertion and sales fees ebay charges plus the cost of the merchandise you sell.

I think your best bet is to contact local offices, (doctors, lawyers, etc), and ask if you can freelance their paperwork after hours. Many have overworked secretaries and send their work out for overnight retyping, etc.

The next best bet is to take over somebody else’s ebay account, (work for them), by posting and maintaining their account. That is a come and go situation, you only get paid by how well their items sell and you are limited in what you can do.