How good in the work at home "Process rebates at home"? Has any one seen or gotten an email form Process at home.. Is it to good to be ture? Is any one doing this? Please let me know. Thanks

Hello,

I purchased this program for $197.00 USD. Within a couple of days I requested a REFUND!! While the sales letter is mind pulling don't order this product.

There are other sites online where you can get the same information for a lot LESS money.

Don't get sucked in by the Web Promtions Site either, that one is $249.00!!

Same program but more money and they DON'T refund your money for any reason. Wish they had been more ethical on their sales page.

RUN FROM THAT ONE!!! It's hipcoremarketing.net

GOOD LUCK!

I need a job NOW! My husband is acting very shady, threatening divorce/custody (he’s done this before, so I really don’t know if he’s serious, but I need to take it seriously). I am a stay at home mom. I need work, but can’t afford to be paying hundreds in childcare while I work. Does anyone know of a legitimate way to work from home or a job other than working at a daycare or running a daycare where I would be able to make money now?! Thanks.

It depends on your education level and work experience…

What are you qualified to do? Start there by thinking through what you could do if children weren’t an object. Then start applying everywhere. You can probably get government assistance with child care if you do divorce. Otherwise, talk to human services because that soon to be ex-husband of yours will have to help out with child support.

I know being a stay at home mom is noble and good for the children but if it is a choice between being a stay at home mom in a bad marriage or getting out and rising to the occasion… Your children are better off having a working mom then being raised in a toxic household.

I truly hope you two can work out your problems, but if you can’t I am sure you will be just fine! If he threatens to leave all the time but you think it is just b*ll s***t then maybe you should make a stand and say you won’t tolerate being threatened anymore and the next time he does it walk out and stay with your family for a few days. I think he would get the picture quick that enough is enough.

I wish you much good luck!

I have been told that there are legitimate work at home computer jobs that do not cost you to get into. Only problem is, I can't find out where they are…..If anyone knows of any legitimate data entry or processing without up front cost or trainning needed, please respond…..Thanks!

The work from home jobs that aren't scams actually require work on your part – and if you're in need of money soon then you're likely to be sorely disappointed in any of those as well. Most of the legit opportunities out there take time to build – so if someone makes an outrageous claim of income it probably isn't true ( and those that are true sure didn't make that kind of money when they first began ).

http://my-data-entry.blogspot.com/

Time & effort required – but do your own research on what is best for you, don't take the advice of myself and others as gospel from this type of public website.

http://working-from-home-ireland.blogspot.com/

I have other ideas that may help – one of them is an online opportunity but another is one that will require a little effort to market yourself – try some data entry for local businesses, many of them don't have the time to do it in-house and will gladly pay someone else to do it. Professionals are a good place to start, lawyers, doctors, chiropractors, etc – they need their "in-house" folks doing other things rather than busy work.

http://www.working-from-home-jobs.com/

I just want to know if there are any real legitimate work at home jobs? It seems everything and I mean everything is a scam these days. I see data entry, rebate processing, and all sorts of others that want you to pay something in order to start. scams. Please help.

West corporation offers legitimate work at home positions that you can work full time or part time (+ they offer overtime!). My aunt referred me. She has been working as an at home customer support rep for about 3 months and she gets paid every 2 weeks. I just signed up myself..I am still in training. You can apply to several jobs.Good luck!

Can I work at home as a Medical Transcriptionist without experience working at a medical facility? I'm reading that you -need- to have a year or two of experience working at a hospitol or drs office before you can hope to work from home. I always thought of this as a career that could let me stay home with the kids, aside from the education and certification process of course. Anyone? Thanks very much.

First of all… you can report the people who are posting irrelevant answers. (I saw an answer where you were complaining about this)

I work from home as a Medical Transcriptionist. I was worried about the 2-3 years experience required by most companies. So I called them and asked them about this. Most companies will wave the experience required if you graduate from one of the top schools.

My community college offers Medical Transcription courses. They are accredited and you can apply them towards an Associates degree. Attending a community college is fine if you plan on working in a hospital or doctors office. However, many of the companys which hire at-home Medical Transcriptionists require training from one of the top 3 AAMT (American Association of Medical Transcription) approved institutions.

Pay the extra in tuition to attend an 'approved' school. Many people have received training through inadequate programs only to find out that they are unable to find a job. AAMT (American Association for Medical Transcription) has a list of approved schools on thier wedsite. The top 3 are M-tec, Andrew, and Career Step. Check out: http://www.mteducationonline.c… It is an affiliate site for Career Step. Career Step is an AAMT approved program and they are partnered with many of the major MT employers. In other words, their graduates get the jobs. Career Step has a competitive curriculum in comparison to the other 2 approved AAMT schools, but I believe their course is the cheaper one of the 3. They do offer scholarships and if you take the course through one of thier partners (one of the community colleges) you can get a Sallie Mae loan.

I received a job less than a week after graduation. The platinum level offers job placement assistance. The school forums offer a vast amount of information regarding who is currently hiring, the best companies to work for, and much more.

I would be happy to answer any questions if you want to e-mail me. Best of luck!

I keep running into “work at home” jobs that want money up front or start up fees plus monthly membership. I don’t think I should pay to work at home for someone else. I would really like to have my own business but can’t afford what they are asking for. Can anyone help?

There are a lot. The ones that have some sort of investment (usually under $500) are home based business opportunities. You have the same income opportunity as a traditional business, but without all the over head expenses. The ones that don't have start up costs or investments would be a job working for someone else. A job would not have monthly fee's or memberships. You would apply the same way you would a traditional job, and the hiring process is pretty much the same. As far as you don't think you should pay to work from home, if it's a business your starting then yes you would have to dish money out. There is no "real" business out there that anyone can start up without some investments to be made. If they say it's free, then it's not a business. Try walking into a Subway store and asking the owner to become partners with him, or opening up your own and not pay anything. It won't happen. They will laugh at you. Same thing with a business you run from home. There is no difference except for the fact that your running it out of your home (cuts the cost down). The business model, what's involved and what you do is the same, except there's less bills to dish out, (less over head) which means the profit margin is higher.
I know a lot of people who have home based businesses. They all had to pay start up costs, invest a little money in to get it going etc. Most of them spent under $500 because they utilized what they have, their home instead of spending tons of money on an office space, collaborated with a company of their choice and had the company take on most of the expenses, like holding the inventory (for some businesses), customer services, Drop shipping, Payroll, billing etc etc etc. This is what most fee's in home based busineses are for.
I hoped this helped you understand the difference between a job and a business, the opportunities and the fact that they are legit, you just need to look at it from a business perspective and not a "job" when it comes to home based businesses. People get these confused and give out a lot of false statements on things they have no clue about.

I am a mother with big dreams but little guidance of help and support. I have two little girls by the ages of 3 and 5. I have been staying at home for the past 8 months and I feel that I want to go back to work and register for school courses next year. But the only problem is that, I have to make sure I work around my schedule at home. My husband works out of state, 2nd shift job, 7 pm to 7am, alternating Saturdays thru Tuesdays, and mandatory over time on Wednesdays or Thursdays. I can't rely on him to help me watch my kids while I go to work or go back to school because he'll sleeping throughout the day tired from work. I don't have family here. I cant put my girls in daycare because it is way tOo expensive and I am not eligible for child care assistance. I have sOo much that I want to do with my life but I just have no one to watch my kids. Could anyone help me with any suggestions of what I can do, so that I could get my life back on track? I just don't know what to do anymore.

I can kind of understand your frustration. I am in the same boat except luckily, my husband's schedule is a bit more flexible. Try talking to a college admissions counselor. A lot of colleges have on site daycare that is not expensive and is tacked on to your tuition so that financial aid may help take care of it. Also, depending on what you are going into, you could take some online courses. Good luck!