Make money at home sites

Enko · 11-January-06, 05:44 PM

Any of you ever try these things? I recently found a couple of ads in the Davis paper for them.

processrebates.com
dataentrypro.com
paidrefunds.com

I tried searching them from the BBB's site but didn't come up with any matches. Seems like they're from the same parenting company since the rebate and refund ones have the same "customer praise" running down the side and the sites are pretty much the same except for some minor changes.
It all looked good to me until I saw that they want $99 to make sure you're "serious" about using them.

has anyone ever took the chance with these things and have it actually work out?

Nerdz · 11-January-06, 06:58 PM

I wouldnt chance it. The only way you can make money at home is by having a home business.

NoSlak · 11-January-06, 07:24 PM

Don't mind the BBB either , that's just another scam which ANYONE can be a member of ... All you gotta do is pay them.

Rob · 11-January-06, 07:41 PM

I wouldn't try it because it's nothing but slave labor. Turns out that you have to "buy" just about everything from them, from the stamps to the envelopes. It's like putting a sweat shop online. You'll make pennies on the dollar.

Rob

HoJo · 11-January-06, 08:21 PM

Sounds to me like they're making thier millions $99 at a time.

THRiLL KiLL · 12-January-06, 11:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HoJo


	Sounds to me like they're making thier millions $99 at a time.

its amway....... RUN!!!!

FunkyFresh · 12-January-06, 12:40 PM

Web development is a good way to work from home. And there's still a good demand for it, at least around here; I've gotten two unsolicited job offers from consulting firms in the past year, wondering if I'd want to do PHP and MySQL development... I guess it helps to have a programming background, but 2 years ago my brother-in-law didn't, and now he's doing it full time.

Bionic · 12-January-06, 12:57 PM

If you enjoy repetitive tasks, you could always do mturk...
I know a guy who was making $30/hr, $0.03 at a time

11-January-06, 05:44 PM		#1 (permalink)
Enko Apex Tech God	Make money at home sites Any of you ever try these things? I recently found a couple of ads in the Davis paper for them. processrebates.com dataentrypro.com paidrefunds.com I tried searching them from the BBB's site but didn't come up with any matches. Seems like they're from the same parenting company since the rebate and refund ones have the same "customer praise" running down the side and the sites are pretty much the same except for some minor changes. It all looked good to me until I saw that they want $99 to make sure you're "serious" about using them. has anyone ever took the chance with these things and have it actually work out?

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11-January-06, 06:58 PM		#2 (permalink)
Nerdz Sir Knight of Spamalot	I wouldnt chance it. The only way you can make money at home is by having a home business.

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NoSlak Gridiron	Don't mind the BBB either , that's just another scam which ANYONE can be a member of ... All you gotta do is pay them.

11-January-06, 07:41 PM		#4 (permalink)
Rob Advocatus Diaboli	I wouldn't try it because it's nothing but slave labor. Turns out that you have to "buy" just about everything from them, from the stamps to the envelopes. It's like putting a sweat shop online. You'll make pennies on the dollar. Rob

11-January-06, 08:21 PM		#5 (permalink)
HoJo Review Pimp, but still Jo's Ho	Sounds to me like they're making thier millions $99 at a time.

12-January-06, 12:40 PM		#7 (permalink)
FunkyFresh 'Da Doctor of Funk	Web development is a good way to work from home. And there's still a good demand for it, at least around here; I've gotten two unsolicited job offers from consulting firms in the past year, wondering if I'd want to do PHP and MySQL development... I guess it helps to have a programming background, but 2 years ago my brother-in-law didn't, and now he's doing it full time.

12-January-06, 12:57 PM		#8 (permalink)
Bionic Apex Tech Maniac	If you enjoy repetitive tasks, you could always do mturk... I know a guy who was making $30/hr, $0.03 at a time