Are almost all 'work-online-at-home' jobs scams?

It's hard to pass up a job opportunity that promises a large income and the flexibility of working entirely from home. ... Doing an online search of the company's name with the words “complaint,” “reviews,” or “scam” also can be a good way to hear what others have to say. .... Almost got mine til they got this far. read more

By the way, you can visit these sites for work-from-home jobs: Upwork; Freelancer; Guru; Indeed; Those are just a few but they are well known sites that offer legit online jobs. Just visit them (Upwork for example), create an account and start looking for a job. Oh, make sure to have a PayPal account. Most employers pay you though PayPal. read more

3 work at home online jobs that aren't scams. Many people see working at home as the Holy Grail of job perks and thanks to the Internet, it's totally possible. Whether you want a full-time job or just want to make a little extra money on the side, the options are there if you know where to look. read more

They're almost guaranteed to be scams. Here are some more quick guidelines to avoid scams while looking for jobs online: Always make sure the company is legitimate and has a solid online history. read more

This common work at home myth is one I see a lot of and one that gets under my skin the most. I have no idea how many times I have shaken my fist at my computer screen as I read those words from advice givers. I know that many of the people who have said 'all work at home jobs are scams' are pure in heart with their statement. read more