Working from home

[sweetleftpeg 0]

Has anyone supplemented their income by doing data input etc from their home computer? Mate of mine is looking to do it but doesn't know where to start, or more importantly, who to trust. Just wondered if it's a fairly hassle free way to make some dosh, as if it is I might fancy a bit of the action as well.

 

Anyway, any links etc would be muchly appreciated.

[Guest stevieintoon]

Has anyone supplemented their income by doing data input etc from their home computer? Mate of mine is looking to do it but doesn't know where to start, or more importantly, who to trust. Just wondered if it's a fairly hassle free way to make some dosh, as if it is I might fancy a bit of the action as well.

 

Anyway, any links etc would be muchly appreciated.

They're all scams mate, there's very little out there which doesn't involve sales on commission only that you will find working from home.

 

I work from home 75% of the time, 25% in London but what I do is specialised and doesn't involve selling, and I've had to work hard to get where I am now.

 

Try this site:

 

http://www.jobs1.co.uk/directory/recruitme...me_working.html

[Smooth Operator 10]

Wacky looked into this when he got sacked.

 

Was for the AA, they came out to fit all the equipment up in his flat but had to take it all back again when Wacky couldn't get up onto the chair they provided. He had to knock it on the head as they weren't insured to provide miniture chairs for health & safety reasons.

 

Half the jobs in the civil service could be done from home imo, i could do mine from home easily. I they want to cut down on emmisions from travel etc then I reckon the government should be encouraging it wherever possible.

[sweetleftpeg 0]

Wacky looked into this when he got sacked.

 

Was for the AA, they came out to fit all the equipment up in his flat but had to take it all back again when Wacky couldn't get up onto the chair they provided. He had to knock it on the head as they weren't insured to provide miniture chairs for health & safety reasons.

 

Half the jobs in the civil service could be done from home imo, i could do mine from home easily. I they want to cut down on emmisions from travel etc then I reckon the government should be encouraging it wherever possible.

 

 

He's already got a full time job, he just wants to make some extra money out of hours to pay for his stag do. What Stevieintoon has said pretty much sums up what I thought a lot of them were, scams. Just wondering if anyone out there had actually done it and actually made some no strings attached alright money out of it.

Edited November 13, 2007 by sweetleftpeg

[Guest stevieintoon]

Wacky looked into this when he got sacked.

 

Was for the AA, they came out to fit all the equipment up in his flat but had to take it all back again when Wacky couldn't get up onto the chair they provided. He had to knock it on the head as they weren't insured to provide miniture chairs for health & safety reasons.

 

Half the jobs in the civil service could be done from home imo, i could do mine from home easily. I they want to cut down on emmisions from travel etc then I reckon the government should be encouraging it wherever possible.

 

 

He's already got a full time job, he just wants to make some extra money out of hours to pay for his stag do. What Stevieintoon has said pretty much sums up what I thought a lot of them were, scams. Just wondering if anyone out there had actually done it and actually made some no strings attached alright money out of it.

I have but I'm more intelligent than most people.

Edited November 13, 2007 by stevieintoon

[Jusoda Kid 1]

I haven't got the will power to work from home, I just leave everything there is to do until about 8 at night then end up sitting up half the night trying to get it done like a daft shite.

 

Saying that if I can crack this search engine optimization shit I'll be doing that from home

[Smooth Operator 10]

Does the kid have a car, pizza delivery or something a few nights a week cash in hand might be the way to go.

[Jusoda Kid 1]

Delivering chinese is decent money but you've got be fast at it otherwise they'll chase you quicker than you can say 'ming palace'

[Guest stevieintoon]

There are good opportunities about but as careers, rather than supplementary income work. This bloke I know makes £3000 a month selling Kleeneze products around the doors, I wouldn't dare though.

[Smooth Operator 10]

There are good opportunities about but as careers, rather than supplementary income work. This bloke I know makes £3000 a month selling Kleeneze products around the doors, I wouldn't dare though.

 

Nee fucka would open the door to your ugly mug after a peek through the blinds!!

[sweetleftpeg 0]

Does the kid have a car, pizza delivery or something a few nights a week cash in hand might be the way to go.

 

Nah, he hasn't got a car, which is a pisser.