Legit Online Jobs for Stay At Home Moms
Everyone’s looking for a nice stay-at-home job where they can be close to their kids and still earn some extradinero. The cost of living is just going sky-high now, and it seems we can’t even afford to be Moms anymore! I’vecompiled a few job listings for those who are on the lookout for something they can do from home. I make noguarantees as the info could have changed since I put it all together, so please inquire with each company to seewhat they need.These are all legit jobs, by that I mean they will pay you an actual check, do not charge you to work for them, youdon’t have to buy any “kits” or anything to start (except in one case you need a headset but I think they reimbursefor it since it’s phone work), and they’re not multi level marketing (like AVON, Mary Kay, Amway etc.) or homeparties (like Pampered Chef etc.). Some are employment and some are contract. If you work as an independentcontractor, remember that you must take care of your own taxes and file a Schedule C (if you’re in the USA) at taxtime, depending on how much you made for the year.As an independent contractor, the company also can not tell you HOW to do the job or when. There can be so strictlyset hours etc. or it is considered an employment situation. Be aware of these distinctions when taking on contractwork. Contract work does not take out taxes from the paycheck for you, so make sure you hold onto that money to payyour taxes each year (or each quarter, however you want to do it.If you know of any legit jobs online (no multi level marketing/sales please!) please let me know.Good luck!Community Moderation:Liveworld.com — online board and chat moderation paying $7.50 an hour. This is employment but contract if you’re in Canada. No raises, no bonuses, no health insurance. A good job if you have something else besides. Reading message boards and moderating chats, you don’t have to sell anything. Very flexible scheduling. Not sure if they’re hiring right now but you can check.http://liveworld.comApplication: http://hr.liveworld.com/forms/empApplicationForm.jspAlso go tohttp://Onlinecommunityreport.com for leads in content moderation jobs. Stay away from anything that says volunteer.Sulake.com/HabboHotelThey only hire people in certain states etc. so you have to inquire as to what they need. Check out the website as it’s about moderating live interactive chat/community environment. http://www.sulake.comQuality Assurance/Research:Google.comThey look for”Quality Raters” quite often and you have just keep checking in to see where they want people next. The first year I worked for them I was paid $20 an hour and there is a mandatory 3 month hiatus in between but you can reapply and work another year (2 years max). The second year I got $15 an hour because they went through a different company. This is an employment position with the staffing company but a contract with Google So you’re working for WFL, contracting on Google. Confusing but they payswiftly and weekly. the job itself is a LOT of reading and analyzing so it’s challenging and you need to pay attention to detail and be web savvy but if you get it, this job rocks. They usually start you on 10 hours a week min, and I was offered up to 40 a week.If you are offered the 40, you are eligible for health benefits etc. if you maintain a certain average number of hours. If they need English Ad Quality Raters or Quality Raters they usually post it on their http://www.google.com/support/jobsThis one is worth it if you can get it. Keep an eye out for the openings. they only let raters work a max of two years, so they make sure to keep their people rotating so they will always need newbies.SurveysPierce-Eislen — contract job calling apartment complexes and gathering info such as amenities,rents, specials, etc. Pays $11 an hour plus .50 cent per property bonuses depending on how many surveys youcomplete each hour.Contact Carissa Wong carissaw@pi-ei.com (let her know when you’re available etc. and include your resume if you have one.)You don’t have to sell for this, and it’s ok to have dogs or kids in the background because they want you to poseas an average apartment hunter. Just ask lots of questions and fill in the form they give you.It’s EASY work. PE also does these for 6 weeks at a time, 3 times a year.I know at least 3 people working for them and I have seen people return from one stint to do it again.So it ’s something nice to have just in case.http://pierceeislen.comPhone stuff:If you don’t mind taking customer service phone calls from home, you may want to apply withAlpineAccess.com. They pay I believe somewhere from $8 and hour and up depending on the client/project.You need to have or buy a landline phone with compatible headset, though. I think theyreimburse for the headset. Training is also paid at about a dollar less per hour than the actual job.It ’s from home but you usually have to have things QUIET so if you already have kids, youmay not want to do this one. They also give you an online quiz and you have to do a longishphone interview. http://www.alpineaccess.com/external/index.htmlFinally, these sites are invaluable for leads and information on work at home jobs. Some will be salesstuff, some not, some contract, some not, but you can find out about them and see what might suit you.The people are nice and helpful there, too.http://wahm.com/http://www.workplacelikehome.comIf you ‘re into blogging and want to make some money with Google Adsense and other type stuff, I have a blog and I’ve made over $100 off of it since I started it a few months ago. It ’s not “get rich quick” but it is fun and you get a little money coming in.Pinecone Researchhttp://www1.pineconeresearch.com/about.HTMhttp://www1.pineconeresearchhttp://www1.pineconeresearch.com/policy.htmPinecone is looking for “MALE CONSUMERS 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER” right now, so if you have a son or hubby who would like to sign up, here’s the link:http://www.pineconeresearch.com/signup/ds480Referral1.asp<small><em>Photo courtesy of woodsy at Stock.xchng </em></small>
your Origami reporter,
Momo
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