Work at Home Positions (USA Only)

[itIsMe]

The company I work for is hiring for work at home positions. Its easy stuff and a good entry level job. You would just be taking calls for and ISP and troubleshooting. Id get $50 per person hired but I cant give out my personal info here but ill be cool and drop the link here. Its not for all states so be sure t check that info.
I get on here about once per day so if you have questions ill answer but be patient!
http://www.telenetwork.com/tsr/

[iTpHo3NiX]

Surprisingly this does not appear to be a scam after some quick research, however I plan to look more heavily into this. I'm always weary of "Work at Home" offers and whatnot. Be sure to do your own research. It's a good sign when I look up ripoff or scam and nothing pops up for telenetwork. Seems like a minimum wage help desk job that has at-home positions. Not bad if truely real

[itIsMe]

I understand the caution and yes to your research but this is in fact a real job. Ive been here for 8 months and again its entry level. starts at $10/ hrs plus commissions on antivirus products sold and other service upgrades. There are other legit work at home places too that ill post when I get off work. kelly services is one that I can think of now but I don't have the link. My wife worked with them on an Apple contract.

We have contracts with Frontier, Fairpoint, centrylink and even google fiber but the google contract does not have work at home positions.

[straycat]

I am currently employed by another work at home job. Not sure if they're hiring at the moment but I'll drop the link below. Is an outsourcing company and pretty much the same as the above stated companies. Jobs ranging from customer service, technical support, and internal technical support. I'm currently in the Pearson (the education monopoly) program. There is no across the board set pay different programs offer different rates. I also get a referral bonus if anyone applies send me a message and I'll reply with the info. They sub contract to a lot of companies currently I know we do some of the Xbox tech support, Walmart (I think this is customer service), Pearson (is both customer sercice and tech support), and I think we also have an Apple contract going. Some programs require you to use your personal PC (windows 7/8 only at the moment) and some they send you a "secure" machine. Anyway the link's below message me if you apply or get hired. Almost forgot requirements are hardwired internet connection, home phone (absolutely no VOIP), and a quiet enviroment to work from.

https://www.alpineaccess.com/careers/careers1/

[iTpHo3NiX]

I am currently employed by another work at home job. Not sure if they're hiring at the moment but I'll drop the link below. Is an outsourcing company and pretty much the same as the above stated companies. Jobs ranging from customer service, technical support, and internal technical support. I'm currently in the Pearson (the education monopoly) program. There is no across the board set pay different programs offer different rates. I also get a referral bonus if anyone applies send me a message and I'll reply with the info. They sub contract to a lot of companies currently I know we do some of the Xbox tech support, Walmart (I think this is customer service), Pearson (is both customer sercice and tech support), and I think we also have an Apple contract going. Some programs require you to use your personal PC (windows 7/8 only at the moment) and some they send you a "secure" machine. Anyway the link's below message me if you apply or get hired. Almost forgot requirements are hardwired internet connection, home phone (absolutely no VOIP), and a quiet enviroment to work from.

https://www.alpineaccess.com/careers/careers1/

But how much do YOU make? Is it a minimum wage job? Is it enough to quit your $10/hr job or is ot side $$$ type job?

[straycat]

But how much do YOU make? Is it a minimum wage job? Is it enough to quit your $10/hr job or is ot side $$$ type job?

I make $10/hr currently but I've been there a year. I started at $9/hr and according to my current team manager November we're supposed to be getting a new department and I can take a leadership role in it if I so choose. That's $11/hr and overtime.

[itIsMe]

With telenetwork I make $10/ hr plus commission. I've gotten good at sales so on average I make around  $18/ hr. Some make more sales some make none. Its really not worth the stress if you don't put effort into sales.