subject: How To Avoid Scams that Target Work at Home Mums [print this page] How To Avoid Scams that Target Work at Home Mums
Working from home is a fine way to make some extra money and still look after your home. Every one who is interested in working from home has indeed gone down the same path. And it so unfortunate that this path is filled with scams and traps to take the money ant waste the time of the innocent mums and dads looking to make money from home. But,if a little common sense and extra research is applied,you will find legitimate work at home opportunities.
Your first step is to search for the jobs at the right place. And you just don't do it alone,let those who have been successful in this aspect take you through by trying to find help in forums or groups of Wahms. Go to message boards or finding e-mail groups for ideas of where to start your work at home job search. You will find people who will give you insight into which work at home opportunities are actually worth your time.
Remember ,there is no quick ways of getting rich quick on the Internet,the only people that gets rich quick are the scammers. Never believe any advertisement that claim you will get rich instantly.
There is one important thing you must note when searching for Internet jobs. You should never have to pay for work or job lists. There are so many free listings available that can provide tons of work at home opportunities. Any company that charge you for lists of jobs are just trying to rip you of your money. These lists are often with dead job leads. Some companies will also require you pay a start-up fee or cover the cost of one important training. Legitimate jobs will never ask you to pay them any money for you to work.
Beware,there are signs on many website telling you to ACT NOW don't be fooled do your research before joining any company and never feel pressured to make a decision right away.And some will tell you the offer ends the day of your visit whereas if you revisit that website the next day, the ad says that the offer expires on that day.
If you are not sure about a particular website make your research you will definitely hear somebody say something about them whether good or bad
Many scammers have been around for years and they have been getting away with money and time of hardworking Wahms.Any offer for any of the following types of jobs, run the other way.
Envelope stuffing is one,they are normally listed as mail service jobs, and then you are asked to pay for a start up kit. After you receive a start up kit, you are given instructions to place your own work at home ads. You basically just sell the start up kit to other people and become a scammer
Craft assembly is another which takes different forms. You receive a set of crafts to complete with instructions. Generally,you will be asked to pay for the set and their assembly while they promise for reimbursement of the kits. After your hard work of assembling the kits and returning them, you will be told your work is not up to their specification. Eventually,your money is gone and they will sell your crafts.
There are legitimate jobs out there for whoever is willing, but you have to do some research on the opportunities first. If you do your research carefully, you can successfully work from home and never be scammed.
