Work At Home

Does anyone have first hand knowledge of a legitimate work-from-home typing / data entry job?

I seek not pie-in-the-sky-$ 2K per day. Something that will pay reasonable prices for work. I have seen claims that seem too good to be true. If you are currently making money in envelopes or input data, please let me know. I really need to make money. Thank you in advance!

The announcement, which have claims that sound too good to be true is false and that is sad is you will find many of these types of advertisements before finding a real legitimate strike / job data entry. You should ignore any data entry typing jobs that require a fee. Legitimate data entry companies do not require a fee. In the envelopes is also fraud. How work scam is that you are asked to pay a fee for training material or simply material. You send your money and you will get "instructions" tell you to place the same ad you found everywhere and you scam people of their money (except that they do not say scam). Data Entry Jobs can be found on different job sites, but it is very rare to find a real data entry position. A company want you to have skills such as typing at least 55wpm or more, to know the key 10, and may possibly also want you to know Excel. In addition, the company may require that you have high speed Internet. There are some known legitimate businesses entering data, but they are not hiring and / or a long waiting list (1-2 years). If you go to my profile, the site has listed the data entry / typing jobs and you can view other jobs and businesses. The site should help you find a legitimate work from home jobs. Two other options are to tender a freelance on projects and data entry, there are many sites on the web freelance-second option is the data entry offers businesses in your area and get work this way (it is not easy, but can be done).

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