Work from home internet jobs

[ohheckyeah]

Here are 3 work from home jobs that I can tell you are legitimate. They vary in pay and type of work.

Lionbridge: http://www.lionbridge.com/lionbridge/en-US/company/web-site/internet-assessors.htm
It takes a good while (couple of months)to get hired and the process isn't easy but it's well worth the time. I can't give a lot of information because I signed a non-disclosure statement but I can say my first full month paycheck was over $900.

LikeWork: https://www.livework.com/
I haven't worked for them but I have a friend who does. She makes about $700+ per month answering questions. Hiring process seems to be quicker and easier than Lionbridge.

ChaCha.com: http://becomeaguide.chacha.com/
This is probably the easiest to get hired but the pay is the least. However, if you are quick you can make $3.00 - $5.00 per hour without contests and they run contests weekly. The nice thing with ChaCha is you can work today and pay yourself today through an account at First Internet Bank of Indiana. (There is a $2.00 fee per payout). I usually wait until I have over $100.00 to pay myself but it's nice having the option in case of an emergency. ChaCha is the most fun, but not the most lucrative.

I mostly work Lionbridge now but I maintain enough work at ChaCha to keep my account active. More eggs in my basket is better than 1 egg in my basket. :-)

If you have questions you can private message me.

These are three online jobs that I know for a fact are legitimate and that you don't have to worry about giving your personal information to. You WILL get paid by these companies.

I hope this helps someone!

[Vincardog]

1. . for reference

[BrklynLiberal]

2. Thanks VERY MUCH for this info....

[ohheckyeah]

4. You're welcome.

Hope it helps someone!

[BrklynLiberal]

5. I filled out the application, and will let you if and/or when I hear anything.

[ohheckyeah]

11. Please do. I would be interested

to see how long it takes for you to hear back.

[cottage10]

3. Thank you!!! n/t

[la la]

6. thanks!

just applied to Lionbridge--will do the others later-- i NEED some $ and because of caretaking duties here at home, i need to work at home! ;>0

thanks again, so much!

[Journeyman]

7. Thanks. . .

I know of at least two people who can truly use this information.

k & r

[Akoto]

8. Check out Alpine Access, too.

Before I became disabled, I worked from home for them. 100% legit jobs, typically doing customer service or technical support for various big name companies. Pay was always reliable and on time, and you are an employee, rather than an independent contractor.

[angstlessk]

9. filled out the application for lionbridge...did work for chacha...it reminded me of playing pong

in the old days...and I did not like playing pong...It required instant response..not something you could research..I did have fun ...but for long term I could see an ulcer in the future

[ohheckyeah]

10. did you consider changing from expediter

to General/Specialist? They do research for the harder questions.

Good luck to all of you applying! Contact me if you have any questions I can help with.

[angstlessk]

12. did not know i had a choice...I would love to research

answers...I am addicted to the internet.I have decided if the only thing my computer could do was make grass grow I would watch grass grow...I am that sick!

[ohheckyeah]

14. Keep an eye out for when ChaCha

has the Generalist/Specialist position open. You might like it a lot better. They make more per question because it takes longer per question.

[Demstud]

13. Thank you very much!

I've been absolutely killing myself working part time at a major home improvement retailer making only around $100/week (and much less when I factor in doctor bills from related health problems I've developed as a result). Hopefully something here can give me a bit of independence from that place.

[demwing]

15. thanks for sharing

bookmarked

[OneGrassRoot]

16. Wonderful info. I shall share. Thanks! :) n/t

[ohheckyeah]

17. You're welcome. n/t

[drm604]

18. I can vouch for Lionbridge.

I did it myself for awhile.

[suninvited]

19. Thanks so much for the information here

I looked over the three and signed up at livework and chacha. Livework accepts you without any application process, but the trick is to get someone to hire you once you apply for the open positions.

I just got my welcome letter from chacha. I passed the readiness test and I have to say the test was answering real questions like an expeditor does and it was a lot of fun! I am reading the guidebook now and will probably try it out for real tomorrow. I doesnt look like anything I am going to get rich doing, but a way to earn a few extra dollars and have fun at the same time.

[ohheckyeah]

20. Livework has gone out of business.

Leapforce works very much like Lionbridge as does Butler Hill and Workforce Logic.