do all work at home jobs have to pay before starting?
93016
no if you find a real one if you have to pay up front it is a scam
1070002
get a job-pay for it yourself
930230
You have to make your own choices unless you'll loose your money on the way... don't pay any money like signup fee etc, there should not be any fee to join a work at home job..\n\nhttp://www.worldwidenetjobs.com
1103499
legally they have to pay you for the work you did.
44399
Most people who work at home and are successful are doing one of two things - getting paid a commission on everyone they convince to join the program (also known as MLM or pyramid plans) OR they have their own business. Your own business is something you create yourself, not find on the internet. You create it based on your skills, your passions not on what someone else tells you is the GREATEST thing going.\n\nIf you are looking at one of the endless "opportunities" out there be careful - most are scams. Here are a few questions you should ask to help figure out if the one you are looking at is for real or not.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n* What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n* Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n* Who will pay me?\n* When will I get my first paycheck?\n* What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n* What will I get for my money?
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You can work at home, physically, if you can work on the Web, intellectually.\n\nIn other words, if you can use your mind to work with customers, suppliers, partners, etc. via the Web (Skype, etc.), then you will have your freedom.\n\nThere are only two types of companies that will enable you to achieve this freedom: companies that need you to create value or companies that need you to market their value (products, services).\n\nIf you are a professional whose services are really needed by companies, they will let you work from home (assuming you also have the self-discipline to get work done as promised by a certain date).\n\nIf you are not a professional whose services are really needed, then you might have to sell.\n\n"Work at home" companies, then, are really "sell from home" companies.\n\nThere's nothing wrong with selling, if you believe in the products you sell to people.
150887
you need to pay them if you're self employed or don't have enough taken out of your paychecks.
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Those are all scams with the sole intent of getting your money.\n\nIf something says 'work at home' 99% of the time it's a scam.\n\nIf something requires you to pay a 'fee' to work at home 100% of the time it's a scam.
81054
Most people who work at home and are successful are doing one of two things - getting paid a commission on everyone they convince to join the program (also known as MLM or pyramid plans) - see some of the other answers - OR they have their own business. Your own business is something you create yourself, not find on the internet. You create it based on your skills, your passions not on what someone else tells you is the GREATEST thing going.\n\nIf you are looking at one of the endless "opportunities" out there be careful - most are scams. Here are a few questions you should ask to help figure out if the one you are looking at is for real or not.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n* What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n* Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n* Who will pay me?\n* When will I get my first paycheck?\n* What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n* What will I get for my money?
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This all depends on who you are working for.\n\nThis sounds a lot like a household chore. If you are talking about your allowance then you should be more concerned with helping out and doing your part than worrying about 83 cents. My guess is your parents want you to help out around the house to learn the value of work.\n\nPersonally, if a child of mine counted every penny and insisted on 83 cents for unloading the dishwasher they would find themselves doing a lot of unpaid chores for quite a while.\n\nIf on the other hand, you are talking about pay for hire like a part time job, labor laws vary state by state. You should check with your labor department.
1164428
if you do the day care from your home you will only pay one rent and if you go thur your local social services and get properly licensed they will remburse you for a portion of your untiliies and rent to compensate for the childcare, on top of the pay for your services. there is so really good money in it...
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Most people who work at home and are successful are doing one of two things - getting paid a commission on everyone they convince to join the program (also known as MLM or pyramid plans) OR they have their own business. Your own business is something you create yourself, not find on the internet. You create it based on your skills, your passions not on what someone else tells you is the GREATEST thing going.\n\nIf you are looking at one of the endless "opportunities" out there be careful - most are scams. Here are a few questions you should ask to help figure out if the one you are looking at is for real or not.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n    * What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n    * Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n    * Who will pay me?\n    * When will I get my first paycheck?\n    * What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n    * What will I get for my money?
774515
you get paid for what hours you work. usually it's time and a half. you don't have to work a certain amount to get paid at all
113944
Work at home scams\nIf you have to pay a fee, it's a scam.
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There is no one site I could point you to for this...there are thousands of them, and more popping up daily. If you are looking at one of the endless "opportunities" out there be careful - most are scams. Here are a few questions you should ask to help figure out if the one you are looking at is for real or not.\n\nLegitimate work-at-home program should tell you - in writing - what's involved in the program they are selling. Here are some questions you might ask:\n\n* What tasks will I have to perform? (Ask the program to list every step of the job.)\n* Will I be paid a salary or will my pay be based on commission?\n* Who will pay me?\n* When will I get my first paycheck?\n* What is the total cost of the work-at-home program, including supplies, equipment and membership fees?\n* What will I get for my money?
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I've always wondered what kind of work, exactly, you'd be doing at home.. I think it's most likely a complete scam, used to sucker people into things. Maybe they want you to pay money upfront and you get cheated.
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Indeed, you can start a business from home in the evenings and on weekends. It will probably take a few months to get into a profit mode.  \n\nWait patiently untill you are making more from home than at your job, then saunter into your boss's office, and simply tell her you can't afford to work for her anymore, as your 'other' business pays you ever so much more, and walk out the door!\n\nHere are a few ideas to get you started. You can trust them.  No scams.