RE: Work At Home Validity (Off topic)

[Guest guest]

Anything with a name like "processathome.com" or "getrichquickfrom home," and similar sounding names, is a scam. They will require you to make an outlay of cash right from the start. A legitimate business won't do that. One good work at home business is mystery shopping. Don't go out and buy a book telling you who's hiring, research it yourself at www.volition.com . Not all "shops" require you to leave the house, there are also some jobs which just involve the telephone or email. The vast majority do not pay a lot of money, but if you do several a week, it adds up.

From: sList [mailto:sList ] On Behalf Of mchllniceSent: Monday, July 07, 2008 5:26 PMTo: sList Subject: Work At Home Validity

Hi, Just wondering if anyone knows of some legitimate work-at-home businesses. I am an autism tutor and I often get asked this question by my students' parents. As you know the cost of therapy is high and now with gas prices sky rocketing every little bit helps. Has anyone heard of Processathome.com? It's a rebate processing at home job. Any valid stay-at-home business is welcome. Look forward to hearing from you.Ps. I also help prepare children for school.