7 Ways to Make Money Online – Part 2

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• Are there any legitimate website to work from home in Australia or is this only for the USA?
  
  I checked out some of the links, they required that you are USA citizens.

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• Raquel,
  
  Do you have any suggestions for me as well. I am struggling to make ends meet and this would be a blessing for me. Could you please email me at [email protected]. thank you

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• Thanks for the site! I have been looking into working from home and find jobs that I like but then find out that it is a scam, if anyone could PLEASE give me some legitimate sites to go to I would be so great full! I have years of clerical and customer exp., I type 80-100 wpm, and I am fluent in Spanish.
  
  Again thanks in advance.
  
  [email protected]

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  • Kathy I know what your going through I have come to the conclusion that 99% seem to be scams. If you want to make good money put your second language to use working in the court system. I don't know what state you live in but most county court houses need interpreters and they get paid very well for it and most the time only 15 to 20 hrs a week.
• I'm so happy that I read this hefore I paid the $97.00. I'm very thankful for reviewopedia.com. Thank you for saving me from spending money that I really did not have.

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• I have been researching work at home opportunities for a few years now, and this site is very helpful. I had never heard of reviewopedia.com before, but it will be in my favorites now.

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• I found this information very interesting and informative. I often wondered about this and it's certainly filled in gaps for my understanding. I'm definitely going to pursue at least one of these avenues.

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• Thank you for the information, very informative. I might add that if u shop online very often, shopathome.com is an excellent source of income. Daily, I shop online, but before I go to the website I need, I go to shopathome to see if there is any cash back incintives. Its like a monthly check I can put in savings. I'm getting paid just for buying things I have to buy anyway. The checks come in handy. Twenty dollars in savings must be accrued before u are cut a check, but the smallest check I have received was 22.00 and largest being 109.00. Just an idea, thought I'd share.

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• Great Article! These are all great ways to earn money from home. I have been working from home for about 6 years now. I started after my child was born. The interesting thing is, when I started looking for work from home, i just used the same process of applying for work (in person). Since then I have worked for many different companies and industries all from the comfort of my own home. The takeaways? Identify what you like to do or are good at, what is your availability? What industries are looking for telecommute emnployees? I have tried so many different things and have failed and succeeded at the same time but im glad to share more. It is possible to obtain work from home, without being scammed.

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  • Really? Please do share. It looks like you posted this in 2019, so I realize you may not be available to even read my reply, but if you are, I would appreciate it. I am currently working in the legal field and have been for 25 years. I am very computer savvy and intelligent and have experience in transcription, legal and administrative work, but I would like to work from home instead of going into an office each day. Any legitimate suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
  • Hi Raquel,
    
    I would love your guidance in finding a work at home job.
    
    I have a lot of computer experience, I'm very organized, disciplined and learn very Quickly. Any information you can give me would be greatly appreciated.
  • I have been looking for years for at home work along with my everyday job. but recently i was injured now i have no icome for at leas 12 weeks. very interested in work at home jobs that truely work. please contact me. not sure what kid of jobs but i am open to anything, anytime. i am a full time cook and assistant dietary manager. i love my job and cant wait to get back, but i am a single mother that needs some sort of income. [email protected]
  • Hey everyone,
    
    Does anybody know if Raquel responded privately after all?
    
    If so, maybe you could kindly please share some of the information shared with you?
    
    Orrr....
    
    Raquel..? ..is that you?! :?
    
    It'd be greatly appreciated to receive information from the source; if you would be so kind?
    
    -B
    
    [email protected]
    
    (Forgive me for using my spam email but this is a public forum after all..)
  • Hi Raquel,
    
    Any advice on working at home would be greatly appreciated. I am looking for an online legitimate job that i can sublimate my income. Any idea on something that actually pays? Please email me any suggestions at [email protected]
    
    Best regards,
    
    Jean
  • Hi Raquel,
    
    I am looking for something for either myself or my daughter, who is expecting her first child in September. Working from home would be ideal. I have years of experience in customer service, insurance, and things of that nature. I am willing to do data entry, or anything that doesn't require that I be signed on at a specific time. My daughter is pretty low on experience, but, but could do data entry, or simple customer service. Do you know where we might start to look? Please email me at [email protected]
  • Hi Raquel. I would like your help if you don't mind. Please. Any advice on working at home would be greatly appreciated.
    
    Thank you, Deanna
    
    [email protected]
  • I am also looking for an online legitimate job. Any suggestions please email me at [email protected]. thanks
  • Raquel
    
    I have been trying to find legitimate work from home Jobs for 4 years. I'm a single dad and I have chronic pain due to a few car accidents. Any idea on something that actually pays? Please email me at [email protected].
  • Hi Rachel, I saw your post here (Reviewopedia) where you said you could help. Would you be so kind as to let me know any real opportunities in which I can supplement my income. Please send to [email protected] Thanks so much! :-)
  • To Raquel
    
    I am also looking for an online legitimate job. Someplace that has medical benefits and regular pay checks. I am good with people and have worked customer service for many years. I also have bookkeeping and payroll under my belt, as well as management. Any suggestions please email me at [email protected]. Thank you
  • Dear Raquel,
    
    Im starting now trying to find some extra cash online. And i know i have a lot of research to do in front of me but i am quite lost where to start from - paid surveys? data entry? i don't know.... can you give me any direction? Thats a million! :))
• Yes thank you for the information. I too signed with a company that said I could make money just doing what I do everyday, HA I paid to have a better package HA, I didn't make a penny after 6 months. And I paid monthly fee to them. I cancelled and they kept taking money well it took a few months of calling and texting at first they said no refund, because I didn't cancel. I did cancel but they made it very confusing and tricky, can you imagine. I kept asking for my money back and finally I got it. The thing is if you take the NO from them and don't persist they win. You have to be persistent. I'm so sorry I didn't see this site before. It could have saved my time and money. Once you sign up you also get so much junk emails and spam. I'm cleaning up and starting over. Again, thank you for all information.

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  • Hello Elaine, Which company was that with so the rest of us who are looking will stay away from it? Thanks.
• I found this to be very informative and helpful. My only concern is which if any of these income opportunities count as taxable income? I am only 27 years old and have been struggling with a lot of health issues that make it to where I'm unable to hold a job due to the ups and downs and inability to verify I can work any set day. My health is a day to day basis whether I feel well enough to do anything. Some days I can't get out of bed. Some days I can but not enough to go anywhere. And on a lucky day I feel like a normal human being. That being said, I'm fighting for disability income and if I do anything that's taxable I can't get any benefits from them. It doesn't matter what it is. But if I don't try to do something productive it makes me go insane. So to sum it up, if I do any of these opportunities will it count as income to the government where I need to report it?

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  • Even when on disability you are allowed to bring in some income. The best way to find out is to talk to the caseworker assigned to you. For example I'm allowed to earn up to $1000 in additional income. If I go over that let's say by $100 then my disability payment is decreased by $100. I deal with a similar situation most days just taking care of my daughter and running our home takes all my energy. I've never even come close to the $1000 in taxable income. Another way I make money that falls in the in taxable category is selling items on Facebook or Craigslist. Stuff we aren't using anymore or watch for garage sales or estate sales buy cheap and raise the price....you won't get rich but every little bit helps.
  • AshleyK, I am in your exact situation, except that I have already qualified for disability (through the use of a non-attorney representative company, Allsup). Anyway, I personally have always been of the mindset that all earnings made should be above-board and not under-the-table. A good conscience is worth more than not having to pay taxes. If you do ultimately get approved for disability you can still earn legitimate income, as long as it is below a certain threshold. But I would wait to do this until you are approved. If you are not going to continuing pursuing disability, there are ways to earn income. I get chronic migraines, so I also am unsure how I will feel from one day to another. I did at one point sell craft supplies on Etsy and my shop was quite successful. I also had several shops selling handmade items. By doing this you can better control your schedule. You might also try being a Virtual Assistant (try Elance) and just quote on those jobs that aren't as time sensitive. Or you could try pet sitting, just making sure you have a backup for those times you would be unable to make it to the homes. Just a few thoughts. Hang in there, things will work out if you approach it in an honest way (not to say you are not currently doing things that way).
  • Sorry, I should have said this applies to survey companies, you may find yourself making more with other companies. Then the 1099 would state the income you would have to include on your taxes.
  • AFAIK, companies generally consider you an "independent contractor" and are required to send you a 1099 if you make more than 600$. This form is also sent to the IRS. The chances of you making more than 600$ with any one company are slim, so don't worry about it.

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