Hey Bobbie,

I am looking for some websites like this www.scriptlance.com for
another field. Scriptlance is a great resource for technical people
looking to get contracts for work.

I want to see if there are any sites out there where there is a
similar type of marketplace for contracts for inside sales cold
calling workers. I have a friend who is in serious need of finding
something, so I thought I could help her this way.

Thank you!

Kyle

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 09 Aug 2006 11:14 PDT

Hi Kyle!

Would any of these options work?

Inside Sales Jobs with Aerotek
Aerotek can find you the Inside Sales job you're looking for.
http://call-center.aerotek.com/jobs-employment/Inside-Sales.jobs

OR

Sologig
Find freelancers from around the world.
Post projects and have freelancers find you.
http://www.sologig.com/

Here's an example
http://www.sologig.com/Job/9578224

Sologig offers many positions like your friend is looking for.
://www.google.cl/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLJ,GGLJ:2006-20,GGLJ:en&q=%22inside+sales+%22%22contract+work+site:www%2esologig%2ecom

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Clarification of Question by the_tree-ga on 09 Aug 2006 11:21 PDT

looks good... the only button avaiable to me was "cancel question"....
the "rate answer" button I usually use is not available... do you know
why that is?

I cna close this out now.

k

Hi Kyle!

Here's two more.

iFreelance.com
http://www.ifreelance.com/Freelance-Jobs/Telemarketing-Freelance-Jobs/

iHire 
http://www.ihiremarketing.com/default.asp?campaigntype=searchengine&campaign=goto&searchterm=telemarketing+jobs


Inside Sales Jobs with Aerotek
Aerotek can find you the Inside Sales job you're looking for.
http://call-center.aerotek.com/jobs-employment/Inside-Sales.jobs

OR

Sologig
Find freelancers from around the world.
Post projects and have freelancers find you.
http://www.sologig.com/

Here's an example
http://www.sologig.com/Job/9578224

Sologig offers many positions like your friend is looking for.
://www.google.cl/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLJ,GGLJ:2006-20,GGLJ:en&q=%22inside+sales+%22%22contract+work+site:www%2esologig%2ecom


I posted the information in the answer box so now you will be able to
rate my answer and close the question.

I hope the information provided is helpful!

Best regards, 
Bobbie7

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Clarification of Answer by bobbie7-ga on 09 Aug 2006 11:27 PDT

Another alternative is Guru.com 
http://www.guru.com/pro/search.cfm

thanks!

I just wanted to make a comment in regard to a previous question from
the_tree, namely number 753746:

In regard to the wealthiest zip codes in the U.S., I believe the
information provided by bobbie7-ga (whose work I in no way wish to
impugn) is based on total income for that zip code and not per capita
income.

Now this might have been exactly what you were looking for; if that's
the case, look no further.

I just wanted to point out that the zip codes listed, unless I am
sorely mistaken, do not necessarily contain the wealthiest
individuals. See:

http://wealth.mongabay.com/tables/100_wealthiest_zip_codes-1000.html.

I just thought this might affect whatever you might be using the information for.

Have a good day.

My answer regarding the wealthiest zip codes by State is based on IRS
figures for Adjusted Gross Income.

For example
http://wealth.mongabay.com/tables/100_income_zip_codes.html

Thank you for the five stars and nice tip!
--Bobbie7

bobbie7,

I wasn't implying that your answer was incorrect, I was just trying to
indicate that the wealthiest zip codes might not have the wealthiest
people in them.

For instance, 29402 in South Carolina appears in the link you mentioned:

http://wealth.mongabay.com/tables/100_income_zip_codes.html

but not in your list of the top 5 in the state in your answer.

Like I said, I think it's the difference between total income and per
capita income - fewer wealthier residents versus a greater number of
less wealthy residents.

I just thought I'd mention it because it could be the difference
between finding a zip code with a lot of "buying power" versus finding
one with people with a large amount of disposable income.

Am I totally off the wall here? I do hope this makes sense. Sorry to be a bother.

Have a good day.

Thither,

I understand what you mean.

The zip codes in my answer are ALL based on "IRS" figures for Adjusted
Gross Income.

I did not  use the Mongabay list for my answer.
http://wealth.mongabay.com/tables/100_income_zip_codes.html 
( I just posted it as an example to show that Adjusted Gross Income
can be used to rank wealthiest zip codes.)


From the IRS website

Download South Carolina data here:
http://www.irs.gov/taxstats/indtaxstats/article/0,,id=96947,00.html

Direct link
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-soi/01zp41sc.xls

See column E (Adjusted Gross Income)
I listed the five zip codes with the highest Adjusted Gross Income.

bobbie7 - 

Last comment on this issue - it was my fault for trying to bring up a
probably irrelevant distinction anyway (and divert you from actually
earning money!):

"See column E (Adjusted Gross Income)
I listed the five zip codes with the highest Adjusted Gross Income."

Yes, this is what you did.

What this essentially means is (I believe) that you have ranked the
top five zip codes in TOTAL amount of income for residents.

They are not, however, ranked in terms of average income per resident.

Take zip 29732 - $ 938,390,000 in total income across 19051 returns.
and  zip 29402 - $ 61,263,000 in total income across 440 returns.

Zip 29732 brought in more total money but zip 29402 averaged more
money per individual return. The people in 29402, on average, make
almost 3 times what the people in 29732 make.

29732 is wealthier but you'd probably find the richest people in 29402.

Have a good day.

I agree with thither's point that the figures can be misleading--
while the wealthiest zip codes might point you to very wealthy people,
they might not lead you to the wealthiest.

I had wondered about the figures cited in the zip code answer, as a
friend lives in the second wealthiest town in New Jersey (I've read
many studies listing this town as the second-wealthiest) and it did
not appear in the top five in New Jersey.

However, I am sure that this town, in which I would estimate that 95
percent of people are millionaires, has to be one of the top five.

Perhaps a few millionaires have moved out, I thought.

However, upon further reflection, I realized that this town shares a
post office with the neighboring town-- and they thus share a zip
code. The neighboring town, while well-off, has wealth nothing like my
friend's town.  The neighboring town was pulling down the numbers and
causing the first town to not appear as one of the wealthiest!

While it is probably rare for a wealthy town to not have a post
office, there might be some other examples. The zip code equation
might not equate to the wealthiest towns.

Places ranked by per capita income for each State might work.

Alabama
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alabama_locations_by_per_capita_income

Alaska
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_locations_by_per_capita_income

Links to each State can be found here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richest_counties_in_the_United_States

It all depends on what was meant by "wealthiest" from the get go.

bobbie7 - love ya...will name my first born child in your honor.

keystroke - I can't really name a kid keystroke, sorry, but I hope you understand.

Take care.