Legitimate way to earn a real income from home?

For several reason that I won't go into, I really need to be able to work from home. I am a college graduate and I have student loans to pay back. I also have two teenagers so I need to be able to make enough money to live on.

I don't want to do data entry and I am not crazy about customer service type positions either. I am NOT a salesperson and with the economy the way it is right now a sales position would not likely work for me even if I was interested in doing that, which I am really not.

I WILL NOT pay ANYTHING to get started so spammers, don't even bother contacting me or replying. YOU WILL NOT get any money from me and you will be reported.

Well, honestly, your not going to make a sufficient amount of income with a "home Job" you will receive minimum wage. Which won't give you much to live off of. It will pay for your gas to and from school, and that's pretty much it.
You can email me and I'll send you a link. You may not receive the job, but you can apply for it.
You should really consider looking into home based business opportunities. They're not scams. They've been labeled as scams, because the majority of the people going into business for themselves, have no clue what a business is about. They look upon them as a Job and expect to be paid for vertually doing nothing! When they don't receive the amount of money they want, then they automatically report things on blogs, slaundering companies, making lies up, and not fessing up to the fact that they didn't put any effort into building their businesses up. So they quit there business, and make no money. Then turn around and try to justify their own failure and not tell the truth as to "why" it didn't work for them, and label things a scam, causing others to lose out on something that could of been an incredible opportunity for them. In reality, home based businesses have an incredible opportunity to make a lot of money, but you have to put the time and effort into them. If you don't put the time and effort into building your business, you will fail. You can't collaborate with a corporation, do nothing and expect to get paid millions. In a job, you do this, you get fired. In your own business, you do this, and you don't make your money. Some companies offer bonus compensation plans for the amount of customers you aquire, upon a residual income from customer billings (in which you don't have to deal with) If I were you, I'd really take a look at home based business. If I had of listened to all the negative stuff about home based business scams, my husband and I would not of been able to be stay at home parents, run and opporate our business out of our home around our children's school scheduals, nor start a non profit organization helping others.
There are plenty of different industries that have home based opportunities to take a look at. I have over half a dozen listed on my 360 page that your more then welcome to take a look at for some ideas. They are all legitament companies with legitament products and services offered in many different ways. Is Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Altell, Nextel legitament companies?? One example of a home based business on there, is in the telecommunications industry. You can collaborate with a 15 year old world wide company that offers services that people use every day and pay for anyway. They're registered with the BBB, DSA etc. A very legitament company that Donald Trump has endorsed! They've also been featured in several magazines like USA Today, Success, Fortune etc. Inc 500 rated them the 22nd fastest growing company. You save people money, upgrade their contracts, place them on new services like land lines, Internet, video phones, VOIP, digital, Satellite TV, and all the major cellular phone providers. Every month people pay their bills, you get a percentage of it, month after month.
It's a legitament way to make a sufficient income from home, and keep it coming in month after month while you attend your schooling as well as after you graduate, you'd be able to make a nice cushion. Face it, your not guaranteed a job after you graduate. You may not even be able to find a job right after you graduate or ever in the industry your going to school for. Wouldn't it be nice to have a cushion where it wouldn't matter if you did or didn't? Majority of the people who go to college, their carreers end up being in a totally different field then what they first started school for. Just something you should start thinking about. Because I've been there. I just thank god that I didn't stick with the "rat pack" as I call people who are closed minded and can't seam to get out of their comfort zone and take on life and new things that can very well benefit them substantially. These same people you will look back on 10 years down the line, doing the same thing, complaining about the same thing and still have not and probably will never get anywhere in life, but will continue to complain about it. LOL
anyhow, if your really interested in working from home, have the opportunity to make a difference, make a sufficient amount of money and step up in life, or if you want just a low paying "home job" to apply for, that really isn't going to get you anywhere in life, feel free to email me at kaiden4@aol.com
Don't mean to sound harsh, but that's the facts.
Good luck in your schooling!

Unfortunately the only type of income you will be lucky to receive would be the bottome of the barrel, low income or minimum waged earnings. Which is NOT going to give you a sufficient amount of income working from home. Your better off going out and getting a 9 to 5 job and make a little above average income. But you won't make a sufficient amount of income, and you won't be working at home.
The only "real" opportunity there is out there to make a sufficient amount of income from home, is basically to have a home based business. Unfortunatly, people have put the word "spam" or "scam" on perfectly legitament companies and perfectly legitament ways to make an income from home. I'm not going to "spam" you here on what I do for a living. I have my own home based business and have had it for several years. Yes, I had to invest a small amount of money to get it started, but if I had of listened and followed every negative thing someone said about home based businesses, that they were scams and didn't work, then I wouldn't be sitting here on a Monday morning, during my children's nap time, working on the fense, answering this question that was forward to me while my other two kids are in school. I just laugh all the way to the bank each week, on how so many people label all home based businesses scams, posting things on ripoffreport.com, crime something or another, dogwatch and all the others, these same people hate their jobs, have an undesireable lifestyle, always complaining about life in general and how horrible it is, but yet, won't step one foot out of their little box and do something about it. It's too bad that a lot of people have to be followers and let others run their lifes and not take a chance at something good to better themselves. Yes the business I'm involved in has been reported by people who didn't do what they were supposed to do and run because they weren't willing to work the business the way it was. If I had of looked on the reports and been a follower of negative people, I wouldn't have what I had today. I don't think like them, I think for myself and followed what I wanted to do and not let others "pursuade me" or "talk me out of" or put any type of influence against what I wanted to accomplish. These same people have been shown what I made myself, and now these same people think differently from what they did before, and have stepped outside of their own little box and some have made something out of their lives, and others are making something out of their lives. The opportunities are everywhere, you just have to step out and take a chance and learn to succeed in life.
The funniest is people who are given an opportunity that very well works, and then they "search" for the negatives. These people will not succeed. They don't have a mind of their own. They run to blogs or reports on "negative" reports on various different companies. Instead of seeing the opportunity and what they could have for themselves. Since someone else failed, they would too? Blogs are places that negative people go to only to vent their flustrations on something that did not work for them. Usually these people are the ones who did not do what was needed to succeed in business because they didn't put the time or effort needed to succeed, or do what other's who "have" succeeded in that particular industry had advised them to do. They didn't follow the advice of those who walked the shoes and succeeded and bypast everything everyone ever said could not be done. They are the ones that proved everyone wrong. Anyhow, these blogs people go and post all these negative things that are usually 80 percent false accusations. They can't fess up to the fact of the real reason why they failed in business. Instead of standing up and admitting to what they really did or did not do, they try and pass the buck onto someone or something else to try and justify their failure. Basically to make them feel better and lure people away from what could of been the best opportunity for them to do something with their lives. That's what blogs are basically about. So when searching for a business for yourself, look for yourself, not anyone else's. Talk to the people who are involved in the company "now" not then. The ones involved then and not now are failures that are only going to give you negative feed back and take it away from you. Which isn't right. You need to be a leader not a follower. Isn't that what you teach your children? To think for themselves? Isn't that what you should be doing too? If your a follower of negative impact, your going to fail! That's not what you want to do. Businesses take time to build. The average time to build a business is anywhere from 2 to 5 years. Depending on how much work and effort you put into it. Most people quit under 3, because they gave up on what they could of had because the income wasn't what they wanted it to be. Instead of working their business and acheive what they wanted in whatever time frame it took, they throw there hands up in the air and quit, or get too much negative feed back from others just out to destroy their dream, then they quit and turn around and go along with what everyone else says and call it a scam or a fake or whatever. Don't let these people pull you into their lifestyle. They're unhappy people who didn't have what it took to succeed, nor did they take the time and real effort into "building" a business. So they have you scared that you can't succeed in a home based business, when there are tons of us around who can prove that theory wrong. You just have to step out of your box and open your eyes. Why do you think so many people fail? Because they're eyes are closed and they listen to those who failed and not to those who have succeeded. How are you going to learn to make money from someone who has no home, no money in their pocket? Are you really going to ask those who failed in this, or ask people who have succeeded in this?
So you have a choice. You want to work from home and have a sufficient amount of income? Then live your dream by building it, or have the same lifestyle you have and keep living paycheck by paycheck. That's all your going to receive looking for a home job and not stepping out of that box onto something bigger and better. Life is what you make of it.
I'm more then happy to refer you over to some incredible people in various different industries that have stepped out of that box and made something out of their lives. You can do the same, but you have to put your guard down and beleive in yourself and be willing to work and work hard until you acheive what you want in life. I'm not talking hard manual labor. If you'd like a few referals, your more then welcome to email me at anytime.

Best wishes to you!
John

OK, you've made yourself pretty clear on several issues here.

You also need to know that no matter what you choose to get into, be it an on-line job, a work from home sort of job or a home based business of any sort, there are going to be start up costs.

Threatening to report anyone who tries to show you something that might be very beneficial to you with a super low start up cost might not be a good idea....sort of like shooting yourself in the foot....

Ask yourself this: If you were looking to hire someone and you read a message much like the one you've posted here, would you hire whoever wrote it?

Bottom line is this. The only jobs that do not require you to pay to start are the ones that you have to travel to. I wish it were different but it's not so I mayas well be up front and honest with you here....what you're looking for doesn't exist. Sorry.

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i am really surprising with your questions not bothering for repayment or not to work for the same, however you asking for that........ o,,kkk but how you get my email and say something about you.

Medical transcriptions, But that's data entry.
Sell junk on fleabay, pick up things from auctions etc and offer them on fleabay.

By the way, The Economy really is still doing fine. Positive growth each month means its still growing.

E-bay is a good start. Several things like children's stuff and religious articles sell well.
The best thing is to do several things at once. That way if one doesn't pan out you will still have other things going.

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