Work at Home job.

Sallysells - posted 6 days ago

Residual Income is the way to go our products speak for themselves if you are interested please let me know. The products we carry range from make-up cleaning supplies, house hold items, and so on. The products are green they don't have harsh chemicals either. They are safe if your child or pet drinks it by accident we also have weight loss products and vitamins that are top of the line and will only be found here my information is 2088606053 we are and international company and have been around since 1985 and have won many awards!

Patrice - posted on 07/08/2009

Hi Rachel!
If you are serious about working from home let me know. I first ask that you have a idea of what you will and will not do. I also want to share with you the difference between a work at home JOB and a work from home business. Now most people want to work from home(it's ideal) However finding a company is perrty intresting and when you have found a company, It's true you get to pick your work schedule which is usally a three to four hour block.(now if you can keep your kids quite for that long give some of us other moms some pointer LoL) These companies don't want the peple calling in to know that you are in fact working from home. No to metion ONLY getting paid $7-$8 an hour.

Now let me share with you a home based business and what it consists of. A home business gives YOU the FREEDOM to set your own schedule. People know that we are working from home as they are trying to do the same(ofcourse) So your not sticking your kids in daycare or in a room some where to try to keep them quite(AS if that would ever happen). You also don't need any special degrees etc, It's not corporate America there's no one standing over your shoulder and telling you your ONLY worth this amont an hour. Anyone from any alk of life can be successful as long as they are deligete and consitent.If you can see yourself being commited to 2- 4yrs while building financial freedom for your family, And not wanting to have some one else around for your kids firsts(walk,crawl,teeth,crissis etc..) And educating others that they don't have to work for someone else for 40 hours a week for 40yrs Of their life without the garuntee of being able to retire. THERE IS A BETTER WAY.

Let me know if your intrested!
Patrice Johnson
Recruiter/AmeriPlanUSA
402-715-4266
800-514-1258

"Victory is facing your fears head on; Success is helping others face those fears you once faced."

Leonor - posted on 07/07/2009

Hi Rachel, I have been working part time from home since 2002 representing a consumer goods manufacturer that focuses on wellness and prevention. I have built a great customer network of happy customers shopping for everyday products that they use and reuse and are very effective. Its always good to see what our options are . I would love to share with you how you can generate residual income that is more beneficial for you and your family along with using better safer products for our home and families.



Leonor Hynes



954-336-3116



lmdh40@iglide.net

Katie - posted on 07/06/2009

I'd be remiss if I didn't tell you all about my career as an Independent Beauty Consultant for Mary Kay. I am now a work-at-home Mom and my own boss, working at growing my own business. Mary Kay provides training, product knowledge & an awesome support base so I have help when I need it most!

Have you tried Mary Kay products? And, do you have a beauty consultant???? If not, then let's get together--soon!

You may like hearing these facts also--in the great depression,tobacco, alcohol, and cosmetics survived.

Today Mary Kay is doing quite well--recruiting is at an all time high. Women are tired of working 60-80 hours. So they are starting their own home based businesses, setting their own hours, and working around family. As far as sales go, women will not give up their cosmetics because cosmetics make them feel good. And, when they look good, they feel great!

RIGHT NOW there are 1.8 MILLION women working for themselves, successfully selling Mary Kay.
In this time of recession our lipstick sales are up 40%. That's right, UP 40%! And Mary Kay is a secure company they have ZERO DEBT.

I was a little skeptical at first. I would never sell a product that i wouldn't use myself. I'm amazed at how well the products [skin care & make up] I'm trying are working. I want to share this amazing opportunity with as many professional women as I can. So that together we can change lives, one face at a time.

For more information please check out my website: http:/www.marykay.com/KateRoss or e-mail KateRoss@MaryKay.com. Phone calls are always welcome at 734.353.9225. I would love to hear from you.
http://www.marykay.com/kateross/content/...

Metro Detroit MOMS:
You work hard all day and sometimes all night too.
You deserve to be pampered; you certainly do.
And get treated like a model just for being YOU!

You are cordially invited to indulge yourself
and join me Tuesdays at 6:30pm*
for a complimentary facial.

Please R.S.V.P. to myself, Kate Ross
At 734.353.9225 as space is limited.

I’m looking forward to seeing you at our Mary Kay Studio located at 33150 Schoolcraft Road [on the West side between Merriman & Farmington] in Livonia, MI.

Kate Ross, Independent Beauty Consultant
734.353.9225 KateRoss@MaryKay.com
http://www.marykay.com/kateross

Karman - posted on 06/11/2009

Hi Rachel,

I would love to share some information with you about Usborne Books & More. I have been a stay at home mom for the last 5 years and had my own Usborne Books business for the past 4 years. I have found that I am earning money to pay bills and providing my children with some awesome children's books for our home library.

I would like to visit with you more about the income opportunites with Usborne Books - feel free to email or call me anytime:

507-421-0997

karman4usborne@yahoo.com



I hope you find what you are looking for!

Take care,

Karman Brinkman

www.readtoachildtoday.com

LaToya - posted on 06/09/2009

My aunt does this business and loves it.

Pililani - posted on 06/06/2009

I just enrolled with the company Melaleuca. Have you heard of them? Its a great company with a great business plan. There is a presentation you can attend for free and it lets you know everything there is to know. If you decide to enroll there is a start up fee but it is very affordable. I know cause I was unemployed when I started and was very hesitate about everything. I have been scammed, more than once, and passed over this opportunity several times. Funny thing is that it is one of two legitimate offers I have been able to find. Just give me a message through circle of moms if your interested and I'll get you started. I hope you find what your looking for!

Happy hunting,
Pililani Kaai

Jill - posted on 05/30/2009

I recommend training for these types of companies and for working at home. That way you can find out what companies to work with and what ones to stay away from. I have been in the industry for over two years now and have tried many companies. The best is to train so you don't waste your money!

I have some great opportunities if you would like to hear about them and also a free newsletter for more information.

http://www.tinyurl.com/secretsuccess
Free newsletter: http://www.tinyurl.com/getnews

Please feel free to write me here or at Jann3b@aol.com for more information.
Best Regards,
Jill
http://www.JillAnnBromwich.wordpress.com
http://www.JillAnnBromwich.blogspot.com

Jill - posted on 05/30/2009

I recommend training for these types of companies and for working at home. That way you can find out what companies to work with and what ones to stay away from. I have been in the industry for over two years now and have tried many companies. The best is to train so you don't waste your money!

I have some great opportunities if you would like to hear about them and also a free newsletter for more information.

http://www.tinyurl.com/secretsuccess
Free newsletter: http://www.tinyurl.com/getnews

Please feel free to write me here or at Jann3b@aol.com for more information.
Best Regards,
Jill
http://www.JillAnnBromwich.wordpress.com
http://www.JillAnnBromwich.blogspot.com

Tresie - posted on 05/28/2009

Quoting Rachel:

Work at Home job.

Hi,

I am looking for a work at home job that is legitimate and has no start up cost. I have a 9 month old daughter that I've been home with for 9 months and need to find a job immediately. I'm a single mom with very little resources.

Thanks,

Rachel

Greetings Rachel!  I know where you are coming from-- I was in that spot in that not so distant past!  I just wanted to stop by and share some information or advice for you.  Working from home is an absolute blessing.  You just have to decided whether or not you want a work at home job or a work at home career (home-business). I have been in the work from home field since 2003 and love it. I've worked for many companies from home (as an employee) and did enjoy doing it at the time.   However, I prefer owning my own business over a work at home job cause you still have to have some schedule and report to someone in a home-based job.  With my own business I have more FREEDOM and write my OWN schedule and if I need to leave really quick to go pick my daughter up from school, I just do it. I don't have to worry about my shift not being covered. In addition, I OWN it and I don't have to worry about being laid off or "fired."   What I like even more is that I control how little and how much I make!  As of September 2008, my home business with Ameriplan has allowed me to work full-time/part-time from home based on my family's schedule!

You must also note the important differences between a home based job versus a work at home based career/ business.  A home based job is a bit more difficult to find.  Most of the ones that are commonly available are centered around telemarketing, appointment setting or customer service/ order taking.  The ones that are legit have hundreds to thousands of people on their waiting lists and/or have tedious hiring procedures.  You should NEVER PAY for a home based job.  They will pay you either hourly or a base salary.  Some pay by minute of talk-time and/or commissions.  So be very careful when applying for work at home jobs where they are hiring you as an EMPLOYEE versus an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR.  A home based business is much different from a work at home job.  Some form of an investment whether minimal or large is normally required.  However, unlike the work at home job, the investment and expenses are fully tax deductible.  You will not be an EMPLOYEE (W-2) but classified as an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR (1099) which identifies you as a SMALL BUSINESS OWNER with the IRS.  Owning your own business is VERY REWARDING.  You have FLEXIBILITY, FREEDOM, and the opportunity to EARN a SIGNIFICANT INCOME (because you are in control of what you make or don't make!).  The key things you should look for when searching for a home business is a legitimate, reputable company, minimal investment, residual income (being paid monthly on one each "sale" you bring- similar to royalties that singers get when producing CDs), benefits, opportunity for advancement, valued product or services, unlimited support and training.

While you are conducting your search, you have to be careful about scams.  In 2003, when I began my search for work from home I got scammed out of over $500. You name it, I've probably done it.  That experience is what prompted me to pursue the degrees that I have which is in Paralegal Studies and Criminal Justice-(CSI and Cybercrime emphasis).  I have done volunteer work for 4 or more years as an Internal Investigations Manager for a work at home forum that has now transformed into a telecommute agency.  I eventually plan to work for the government in their Cybercrime Units.  Pretty much I can spot a scam not even a mile a way!

Feel free to contact me for more information or for advice on things you may come across.  You name it, I've probably done it!  I've done over 30+ things from home so far.  But I do recommend that you do your research on all businesses/ companies that you come in contact with.  Don't always rely on consumer reports as your sole decision maker.  Use that information to ask that company questions about the reports you may have found if if they answer your question entirely to your satisfaction, you make the decision to proceed with them or not.  There are ALOT of disgruntled people out there calling companies scams when they are not.  I have been dealing with a lot of cases where companies are cracking down on these people and suing them.  So becareful who you are quick to call a scam and especially if you are posting it in a public domain.

If home-based jobs is what you're def looking for--- I have information available on LEGIT hiring companies that I've researched (ran background checks on) in my group: http://www.b2bhgifts.ecrater.com