home based work?

[Jinx]

so i know we all seen the ads everywhere about home based jobs, where u can earn a honest income by doing simple thing on your pc..

i woulnt mind playing rs while earning some bucks!

im just wondering if anyone here has tried any and if its not a scam...
so yea post here if u have dealt with such sites before.

 

[The_Crypt_of_Fear]

I haven't ever gone to any of these sites, and I really like the idea of botting lobsters in Runescape while dealing with a client from California, but there seems like there are a few catches.


- I've seen some pretty dodgy advertisers of these "Home Businesses" who change their website addresses and phone numbers constantly. Seems suspicious.

- There has to be a lot of work and time put into this, and it would eventually become very hectic, and not to mention get out hand and become very hard to keep organized.

- In direct relation to the reason posted above, I'm sure stress would play a big part in this, and as we all know, stress is not fun to deal with.


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Compared to

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PAiWlc9vBY


Notice the websites are different, but it's basically the same commercial?
Hmm...

 

[Merchant_in_the_dark]

If you see it advertised, it's a scam.

the best way to make money with your comp is to learn a skill, like graphic design or HTML.

Personally, I make over $90.00 an hour doing website design/maintenence. I also just got a $4,000 job from a client, and it should take only a few days of work.

 

[The_Crypt_of_Fear]

If you see it advertised, it's a scam.

the best way to make money with your comp is to learn a skill, like graphic design or HTML.

Personally, I make over $90.00 an hour doing website design/maintenence. I also just got a $4,000 job from a client, and it should take only a few days of work.

That's a good idea. But to me it seems like graphic design and HTML would be hard to learn. Well, hard to learn them to the extent where you make good money, anyway.