Looking for persons working from home to sell advertising on websites.
Will pay a percentage of the sale price, can provide leads .
Our current advertisers pay up to $35 / month for a text link ad.
Please post your resume.
Freelancer.com scam
If you are considering an affiliate program avoid using the Freelancer.com affiliate program . Till May 15, 2011, they were making payments regularly, but after that they have stopped crediting any referrals. Their support refuses to acknowledge the problem.
My websites had referred 6400 users to freelancer.com , now they have stopped crediting the referral bonus. (screenshot attached). I challenge Freelancer.com and its CEO Matt Barrie to prove that the above facts are incorrect.
If you face a similar problem , please share
From http://www.usmonitor.com/agentform/
Agents spend an hour or less processing mail online. The mail should be processed everyday.
Before you set out and apply for the jobs listed on this site, you’re going to want to know on how you can spot a scam, as well as spot a legitimate company. There are so many people out there that want to work at home and sadly, people take desperate measures to get these jobs. If you’re looking to get a job at home doing something, there are great companies out there. You’ll just have to know how to spot them.
Here are a few job tips that you can use to spot those scams:
#1 Research the company: The first thing that you’re going to want to do is check out the company. Generally, a simple Google search is going to yield some great results. Be sure to read the reviews, as well as look at what they do. Just ask yourself if they sound like a legit company.
#2 Don’t pay a fee: Let’s say that you’re going to pick up a KFC job application for example. You’ll fill it out, hand it in and wait for your response. Now, let’s say that they call you up and hire you. But wait, you’re going to have to pay $150 to join the company! Does this make sense? No! This is why you shouldn’t pay a fee online either.
#3 Trust your gut: Read into the company profile, or even the job listing. The first thing that you’re going to want to do is look into it and think, “Does this sound true?” If it sounds too good to be true, you may want to just trust your gut. What you’re going to find is that there are a lot of bad companies out there that only care about filling up their own pocketbooks. The key here is to ALWAYS trust your gut.
#4 Look for contact information: The last thing that should raise a red flag is if there isn’t any contact information such as an email, phone number and more. What you’re going to want to do is make sure that you look into some sort of contact information. This will ensure that they are a legit company and you’re going to be able to contact them somehow.
From http://www.lithium.com/who-we-are/careers/online-moderator-part-time
Monitor participation in online forums and take appropriate steps to ensure a positive experience for all participants.
Work directly with participants online to get them the help or guidance they need.
Collaborate with other moderators or managers who may be in place on the customer side.
Develop weekly or monthly reports that summarize activity in the community, provide meaningful analysis, and show progress against goals.
Work effectively with a corps of active users who help support the community.
Provide feedback on and assist in the implementation of strategies to keep the community vibrant and active with new programs, promotions, etc.
Advise and guide customer personnel on effective principles of online community management and moderation.
April 27, 2011 – 11:41 am
From http://workat.careerbuilder.com/job/cbresume-writer-contract/J8C3PQ6QP534MGXB8H3/
The role of the cbResume Writer is to work as a contracted writer developing Resumes, Cover Letters, Thank You Letters, & Reference Sheets for a wide range of individuals and occupations. Often times tasked with providing guidance to clients needing to know what to include & exclude from their final resume. Work from home position communicating through the cbResume portal developing resumes for individuals ranging from Collegiate, Professional, & Executive levels.
Major Responsibilities/Activities:
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Writing Resumes, Cover Letters, Thank you Letters, & Reference sheets for cbResume customers.
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Responding in a timely & professional fashion to client questions, comments & concerns regarding the development of their resume documents.
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Ability to effectively communicate without actual conversations, working with clients through a written “revisions” process.
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Responsible for managing a queue of clients, and being able to reliable meet timeline & quality expectations.
Job Requirements
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Undergraduate Degree.
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Excellent writing skills and grammatically proficient writer.
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Own computer with MS Word.
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Reliable & consistently able to stay on schedule
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Attention to detail is a must – no such thing as a “small” mistake on a resume!
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Interested in helping individuals
Additional Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
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CPRW certified or past experience writing resumes is preferred but not a requirement.
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Excellent command of the English Language
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Past experience in a hiring role or recruiting position where resumes were involved.
CareerBuilder, LLC is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants are considered for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, ancestry, marital or veteran status.
March 31, 2011 – 10:20 am
Alpine Access is hiring 600+ customer service agents in Canada and also hiring in the US.
There are some English only positions and other positions are open to bilingual candidates.
Previous call center / customer support and work at home experience is preferred.
Minimum qualification: High school diploma or higher , should be at least 18 years old.
Background check will be conducted.
http://www.alpineaccess.com/en/apply-canada/current-opportunities/ - Vacancies in Canada
http://www.alpineaccess.com/en/apply/current-opportunities/ – Vacancies in US
