Beware the work-at-home scams
Fri Dec 11, 2009, 10:57 AM | | Posted in Finances Beware
With the popularity of broad-band (high-speed) Internet access, there have been new, better-paying choices for people who want the flexibility and convenience of careers that don’t require for folks to go outside their homes. However, statistics tell us that there is one legitimate job out of 58 jobs that you come across on the Internet. It’s kind of hard to know the good from the bad and real scams. The following is a list of articles that shows you the legitimate and scams work-at-home jobs and businesses.
- Pay Scale – U.S. Jobs with No Experience Required
- Wall Street Journal – The Five-Second Commute
- Open Forum – The Government Mail You Received Might Be Scam
- Philly – Scam-O-Rama
- Business Week – Tips for Freelancers – Advice on self-employment
- Bank Rate – 10 best (and real) work-at-home jobs
- ABC News – FTC Takes Action Against Work-at-Home Scams
- NY Times – Teenagers Are Building Their Own Job Engine
- Bank Rate – 5 scams spread like a virus in recession
- My Sun Coast – Consumer Alert – New scam targets job seekers
- Smart Money – 5 Work-at-Home Scams to Avoid
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Information contained herein is general in nature, and is provided for informational and educational purposes only. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Talk to your financial adviser.
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