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Subject: Work At Home Job
Category: Business and Money > Employment
Asked by: bkaufmann-ga
List Price: $200.00
Posted: 07 Dec 2005 21:28 PST
Expires: 04 Jan 2006 10:51 PST
Question ID: 603013
Although the cap for the price of each question is $200, I am offering
$1,000 to anyone who can actually find me a work a real work at home
job.

I am not looking for a start your own business. I am not looking for a
website to show where to appply. I am not looking for someone to say
they can get me a job someowhere besides online. I am not looking for
someone to show me freelance work.

I am looking for a full time position that you can guarantee I will
get. Once I get the job, you can basically garnish my wages for the
$1,000. In fact, who knows, maybe I will even give $2,000, depends on
how fast you can get the real work at home job. $1,000 is the minimum.
Also, I can pay you cash and won't send you any tax liabilities from
this cash I give to you; it will go straight into your pocket, no
questions asked.

Please do not waste my time with links, tips, or hints. I want results
and I will pay you for them.

Thank you.

Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 08 Dec 2005 15:47 PST
bkaufmann-ga,

I might be able to get you a work-at-home job as a computer
programmer, but only if you...ummm...know computer programming.

How about giving us an idea of your skills and experience, so we can
have some idea of what's practical.

Thanks,

pafalafa-ga

Request for Question Clarification by jbf777-ga on 10 Dec 2005 18:27 PST
bkaufmann -

Not for nothing, but have you ever contemplated applying to become a
researcher for Google Answers?

jbf777
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There is no answer at this time.

The following answer was rejected by the asker (they received a refund for the question).
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
Answered By: politicalguru-ga on 25 Dec 2005 15:07 PST
 
Dear BKaufmann, 

As people have already told you, almost any kind of job (OK, not a
flight attendant) could be done at home: lawyers, accountants,
computer programmers or bakers are only few among those who could make
a lot at home. For example, if you take a short course of coding or
baking pies for coffee shops in your area, you can offer your services
and make very good living out of it. All of this is not said in order
to aggravate you - I realize that you haven't meant "any" kind of job
- you're obviously not a GP, a lawyer, or a programmer, or you would
have said so.

The kind of job that was offered by ckrebehenne-ga, and that you've
thought positively of, is actually possible, and one needs minimal
training and equipment to do it. WillowCSN is a company that employs
thousands of Americans in call centre ? from home (just like the one
that was offered in the comment), and offers vacancies in Iowa as
well:
WillowCSN
<http://www.willowcsn.com/CyberCorps/index.asp> 
Their hourly rate, they claim, is $10-$14 an hour. They do require
training beforehand, and only if you pass the training, you can work
for them. However, I have found no complaints (at the BBB or in
general) that might indicate that it is a scam, where one pays for
?training? but never receives the goods. On the contrary ? I?ve found
articles describing this kind of ?Homesourced? call-centre.

O?Currance also offers a ?work from home? scheme for office workers.
Here is their employment/vacancies page:
O?Currance 
<http://www.ocurrance.com/index/mod/employment> 

A similar service looking for agents is West. 
West ? Work at Home Agent
<http://www.workathomeagent.com/> 
Unlike Willow, they do not require (at least not in their
explanations), some training. However, you are completely independent
in this scheme, and they do not ensure hourly wages. They write that
?The standard per minute rate is $.17 per minute?. That is about $10
an hour.

Similarly, LiveOPs offers such a job for agents, as contractors. They
claim that agents make ?up to $15 an hour? (they do not say what is
the minimum wage!) and that some make $3,000 a month.
<http://www.liveops.com/become_agent.html> 

 ?If you have experience in processing payroll, or you have worked
with bills of lading in shipping and receiving? ARO is looking for
such people for home-based work:
Auditors needed for a division of ARO, VTAudit
<http://www.callcenteroptions.com/careers.asp> 

Finally, CIBERsits also offers telecommute jobs: 
CIBERsites
< http://www.cibersites.com/> 

After reviewing these type of jobs ? from companies that actually
recruit in your area ? the ball is in your hands. Quite frankly, call
centre and virtual office jobs are not the ?best earning? jobs out
there; just as most secretaries make much less than most computer
programmers in the non-telecommuting world. Therefore, you might want
to reconsider ? maybe you can teach yourself some required skill
(programming/coding, for example) ? and earn much more from home.

Other opportunities
===================
TJobs
http://www.tjobs.com/jobopps.shtml

Work At Home Job Sites 
<http://www.2work-at-home.com/jobs.shtml> 

Telework Recruiting, Inc., 
<http://www.teleworkrecruiting.com/> 

New Work-at-Home Jobs & New Projects from Elance
http://www.the-work-at-home.com/Jobs/jobs.htm


Further Information
===================
Pamela La Gioia, ?Breaking in as a new telecommuter?, The Leader,
February 11, 2005, http://www.the-leader.com/articles/2005/02/11/business/biz02.txt

-------------------, ?'Make Money While You Sleep'? Dream On!?,
http://www.telcoa.org/id183.htm


I hope this answers your question. Please contact me if you need any
clarification on this answer before you rate it.

Request for Answer Clarification by bkaufmann-ga on 30 Dec 2005 06:24 PST
Again, this is not the answer I am looking for. I specifically stated
what I was not looking for and this is what you have posted. This
information is not useful at all.

Thanks.

Clarification of Answer by politicalguru-ga on 31 Dec 2005 04:01 PST
Let me quote you: "ckrebehenne-ga: i checked their site and they are
only hiring in 4 states currently, none of them being iowa. but this
is exactly the
type of position i am looking for!" 

These companies are working just like Alpine Access and with the same
conditions. This is a similar vacancies recently published:
<http://desmoines.craigslist.org/sof/116754775.html> 

There are many opportunities out there that require qualifications:
"International Clinical Research Associate (Job Code WW/HS/5470)
Needed to support the site monitoring activities of various
international clinical trials in Thailand. Responsibilities include
conducting site readiness assessments, site initiation visits, and
interim monitoring visits to ensure site, protocol, and regulatory
compliance; interfacing with Principal Investigators and clinical
staff; and completing site visit reports. Qualified candidates must
have 2+ years of clinical trials site monitoring experience; at least
1 year of which is in an international setting. Must possess strong
interpersonal and written communication skills; exceptional
organizational and time-management skills; and knowledge of word
processing software. Must be knowledgeable about ICH/GCP, FDA, and
OHRP guidelines and Federal regulations; familiarity with in-country
regulations for clinical trials in African and/or Asian countries is
helpful. Position requires travel to these regions, based on initial
project assignments, several times per year. May be home-office based
or based in Westat offices in Rockville, MD. Requires a bachelor's
degree in nursing or other health-related field. Fluency in relevant
foreign languages and a MPH degree are a plus.
Regional Clinical Research Associates-Independent Contractors Needed
to work from existing home-based offices to monitor investigator sites
for GCP/ICH compliance; conduct pre-study, initiation, interim, and
close-out visits; and accurately complete site visit reports within
required timeframes. Excellent interpersonal and written communication
skills essential. Qualified candidates must have 2+ years of site
monitoring experience for a CRO or pharmaceutical company and be
willing to travel 65-75%. Qualified individuals must have be a RN or
have at least a bachelor's degree in a life science or healthcare
discipline. To apply for this position only, email your cover letter
and resume to icrp@westat.com."
http://www.westat.com/career/research.cfm

Or: 
http://www.totalemed.com/careers.htm

You can always try this:
"Advertising Sales Executives - Immediate openings for part and full
time account reps to sell Internet based advertising to small and
large businesses in your local communities. Can work from home. This
is a unique online sales advertising opportunity not available
elsewhere. Fundraising or Advertising sales experience a plus.
Pleasant personality, Internet access and computer skills required."
http://www.compbiz.net/employment.cfm

Request for Answer Clarification by bkaufmann-ga on 31 Dec 2005 07:49 PST
correct and I specifically stated that I wanted someone to guarantee
me a position, and I stated in my initial post that I did not want
someone to point me in the direction of where people are hiring and/or
training individuals. this is again information that I cannot find
useful.

Clarification of Answer by politicalguru-ga on 01 Jan 2006 02:12 PST
Dear Bkaufmann, 
Now I am really baffled. This is not your first question on Google
Answers, which means that you are familiar with the nature of this
venue. This is not a job board, where you?d post your request and
miraculously some employer would show up and take you ? it is a
research service, where Researchers collect and analyse information
for you. A Researcher cannot guarantee that a job would be provided,
especially not for someone who did not disclose their qualifications,
and that after several times that they have been asked to do it. An
employer might guarantee a job, but they?d do it if they know the
person or have any basis to be sure that this person is the right
person for the job. This would not exist in Internet jobs ? because
this kind of trust is based on acquaintance. On the other hand, a
Researcher can give you, just like I have just given you, a list to
places where it is guaranteed, that if you applied, you?d be seriously
considered despite your lack of qualifications on the face of it. This
is as far as a guaranteed job as one can get.
Reason this answer was rejected by bkaufmann-ga:
Although the cap for the price of each question is $200, I am offering
$1,000 to anyone who can actually find me a work a real work at home
job.

I am not looking for a start your own business. I am not looking for a
website to show where to appply. I am not looking for someone to say
they can get me a job someowhere besides online. I am not looking for
someone to show me freelance work.

I am looking for a full time position that you can guarantee I will
get. Once I get the job, you can basically garnish my wages for the
$1,000. In fact, who knows, maybe I will even give $2,000, depends on
how fast you can get the real work at home job. $1,000 is the minimum.
Also, I can pay you cash and won't send you any tax liabilities from
this cash I give to you; it will go straight into your pocket, no
questions asked.

Please do not waste my time with links, tips, or hints. I want results
and I will pay you for them.

Thank you.

---------------

As you can see I specifically stated, I did not want to be pointed
into a direction of employers. I was specifically looking for a job
offer, someone who could say yes, I have an online job for you. I
stated I did not want the researcher to point me in a direction of an
online site where to apply. I stated this very clearly. This
researcher did not do any work that I wanted. I intentionally posted a
high amount for a researcher to find this valuable information;
information that has not been posted. I want a full refund, less of
course the $.50 and I want to delete this post. This researcher has
not given me the information I specifically asked for. If there are
any questions, please feel free to email me or call me; thank you.

Comments  
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: pinkfreud-ga on 07 Dec 2005 21:39 PST
 
Google Answers Researchers cannot accept cash payments from customers.
To do so would be to violate our contracts, and a Researcher who did
such a thing would almost certainly lose his or her researching
privileges.
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: garby-ga on 07 Dec 2005 21:54 PST
 
Any kind of work..?
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: bkaufmann-ga on 08 Dec 2005 05:45 PST
 
pinkfreud: alright, well then I would make 5 additional posts for the
same need and pay $200 each time. you will get your $1,000 minimum.

garby: yes. 

I look forward to the work at home, telecommute job!
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: womanwriter-ga on 08 Dec 2005 06:53 PST
 
Finding work for you would be a lot easier if you told us what skill
(marketable skills) you have. Also telling us what kind of training
and/or experience you have would also help. Another thing to consider
is 'what' it is that you would 'love to do'.
Hope this gets your question answered faster and more satisfactorily.
-womanwriter-
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: research_help-ga on 08 Dec 2005 08:45 PST
 
It doesn't matter how much you offer, nobody can guarantee you "a full
time position that you can guarantee I will get."
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: markvmd-ga on 08 Dec 2005 10:02 PST
 
Farmers don't have much of a commute. Do you happen to live on a farm?

Between the willingness to bend the rules and dodge taxes, I think you
could have a shot at Randy "Duke" Cunningham's old job.

A meth lab can be run without much commuting save the occasional trip
out for Nyquil and DryGas. Or is it Dayquil and Drano? Brake fluid?
Something like that. You'd be self-employed, set your own hours, and
meet a variety of unusual characters not usually seen in the tourist
brochures (except those of Detroit and Baltimore).

A pot greenhouse is also a home-grown job.  *snicker*

Bordellos are highly popular, I expect. Not with the neighbors, of course.

I don't suppose there is a lot of money in it, but a serial killer
could work from home like Jeffrey Dahmer did. That's more of a hobby
thing, though.

Hey, I'm just thinking outside the box!
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: ckrebehenne-ga on 08 Dec 2005 12:18 PST
 
there is a great company based in colorado that allows people to work
from their home called alpine access.  they are continually at the top
of the heap of best colorado-based companies and fast-growing.  i'm
not sure if you have to live in colorado but i do know that they have
many full-time work at home employees.  as you will see, that is what
their biz is all about.   check it out at www.alpineaccess.com

worth a shot...

ck
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: cynthia-ga on 08 Dec 2005 15:18 PST
 
bkaufmann,

Consider this:

Researchers get 75% of the offered dollar amount, and get 100% of the "tip."

Beyond that, determining how to pay is moot at best right now, because
the question you have asked is very difficult to answer. However, I
can assure you, with the amount you are offering, you have several
people trying to assist you. As for myself, I have been thinking about
it on and off since yesterday.

I do have a couple ideas, although I don't know how to break into the
field. Would being employed "on-call" qualify as an answer?

How much money do you need to make? 
What do you know about computers?
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: bkaufmann-ga on 09 Dec 2005 15:34 PST
 
womanwriter: I am interested in some type of telcommute, data entry,
remote customer service representative, pretty much any type of work
at home job, but again, not a work at home start your own business or
similar pie in the sky, i want something of immediate value.

research_help-ga: certainly not, however, if you know of someone who
hires these remote positions, you could certainly tell them about me
and then of course once I get myself the position, you would still be
entitled to your finder's fee.

markvmd-ga: hahahaha, i literally laughed out loud when i read your
post. not exactly interested in those types of positions.

ckrebehenne-ga: i checked their site and they are only hiring in 4
states currently, none of them being iowa. but this is exactly the
type of position i am looking for!

cynthia-ga: thank you for the reply. i am glad you are interested in
helping me along with several others. i would then be offering a tip
to allow the person who can find me this position a full $1000,
whatever it takes. also, i know some about computers, i am not a
computer technician, but I certainly know enough to discuss them and
fully operate them. i have extensive communication skills. as far as
monetary requirements, i would really need to take a look at the
positions, its offering, the company and its future growth potential
for me. i look forward to your research findings! talk with you soon.
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: joebobcat-ga on 18 Dec 2005 22:07 PST
 
One thing I have been wondering is why couldnt a person sell parts
from home for a car or heavy equipment company? Everything is done on
the computer now anyway, why would someone have to physically come in
to the store. You would have to have at least the shipping.receiving
folks there and enough counter personnel to handle those coming into
the store but everything else to include inventory, parts manuals and
placing an order could be done online. The only thing you would have
to develop as the manager would be some metrics to measure if the work
at home employee is worth the effort. I would think number of line
items ordered, total dollar amount and total number of calls over a
given period of time would suffice. Plus I could hire that person
anywhere in the country or the world. The only downside is you cannot
physically check the inventory to see if it is off or you cant have
someone with more knowledge come over and help you if you needed.

Can you use the internet quickly? Are you familiar with parts? We
could try this. Another benefit to me as the manager is I wouldnt have
to pay you as much and I dont think I would have to pay benefits
either.

This would be good for someone whose spouse has benefits.  Just a thought.
Subject: Re: Work At Home Job
From: bkaufmann-ga on 20 Dec 2005 08:26 PST
 
joebobcat-ga: this is not what i had in mind. thank you.

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