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famousamous
01-07-2009, 04:19 PM
hi, everyone i am new here and I am a new wahm!! My husband does cha cha but they arent hiring anyone right now and I was looking for something that pays more than that. I prefer simple. simple hiring process and simple work. i like to type!! I really have no idea what is out there my husband found chacha because our neighbor happened to do it and told him so I dont know what is scams and not. any help would be so appriciatedsmileys/smiley9.gif</font>
Samie8183
01-07-2009, 04:41 PM
Hey! Welcome to wahm! We're a pretty knowledgeable bunch when it comes to scams, so I would recommend coming here to check out any business before you get started with them...remember, don't ever PAY for a job, training materials, setup fee, etc. Wal-mart won't charge you a fee so why should someone else if they're truly legit :)
I work part time for textbroker.com writing articles...there's really not a hiring process, just submit a sample of your work and you'll be rated on how well you do which determines your pay per word. It only pays once a month, but there's a lot of work and they're always so helpful when you have problems or questions. You could easily bring in $300+ per month.
Also, check out the previous posts on this boards...lots of leads are posted daily. workplacelikehome.com is also a great forum. Also, if you don't have a resume made I would suggest getting one put together, it'll help in the hiring process.
HTH and good luck to ya! :)
I work part time for textbroker.com writing articles...there's really not a hiring process, just submit a sample of your work and you'll be rated on how well you do which determines your pay per word. It only pays once a month, but there's a lot of work and they're always so helpful when you have problems or questions. You could easily bring in $300+ per month.
Also, check out the previous posts on this boards...lots of leads are posted daily. workplacelikehome.com is also a great forum. Also, if you don't have a resume made I would suggest getting one put together, it'll help in the hiring process.
HTH and good luck to ya! :)
danasurvey
01-07-2009, 05:47 PM
What type of skills does your husband have and what type of work does he enjoy doing. I know it's tough being picky in this economy, but if he doesn't enjoy customer service for instance, he might want to try something else.
famousamous
01-07-2009, 06:03 PM
smileys/smiley2.gifhe enjoys working for chacha! i on the other hand want to do something else I signed up for textbroker.com and am now waiting for them to review my written entry....so can you tell me your success with this company???
Trafor0729
01-07-2009, 06:32 PM
Just a suggestion, I work for chacha also, but he might want to look for a better paying job as traffic has not been the greatest with them. I wouldn't think you would be able to pay your bills with that is all.
Customer service definitely pays more if you are able to do the phones. There is a sticky at the top with lots of jobs listed. Good luck!
Customer service definitely pays more if you are able to do the phones. There is a sticky at the top with lots of jobs listed. Good luck!
SIngleandSassy
01-07-2009, 07:35 PM
I am going to PM you with some other writing options that you can do in addition to textbroker. Welcome to WAHM. If you are interested in freelance writing make sure that you check out the WAHMS that Write folder.
