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Can any one guide me for good online home based jobs. The job or jobs
should depend only on my work not on other's click or marketting or
referring other. I hope some one might be doing this type of job and i
expect them to help me in this. Once again I remind you that "It would
be better if you can offer me a online home based job rather than
business oppertunity".
Bye....may god bless YOU for this help.

On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 03:09:36 -0700, KBB wrote:

> Can any one guide me for good online home based jobs. The job or jobs
> should depend only on my work not on other's click or marketting or
> referring other. I hope some one might be doing this type of job and i
> expect them to help me in this. Once again I remind you that "It would
> be better if you can offer me a online home based job rather than
> business oppertunity".
> Bye....may god bless YOU for this help.

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KBB wrote:
> Can any one guide me for good online home based jobs. The job or jobs
> should depend only on my work not on other's click or marketting or
> referring other. I hope some one might be doing this type of job and i
> expect them to help me in this. Once again I remind you that "It would
> be better if you can offer me a online home based job rather than
> business oppertunity".

Ain't going to happen. The work-at-home **** you read about is a myth.
Some employers *will* allow you to telecommute if you have proven
yourself over a long period of time to be dependable and get your work
done. Nobody is going to "hire" you to stay at home and do anything.

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> Can any one guide me for good online home based jobs. The job or jobs
> should depend only on my work not on other's click or marketting or
> referring other. I hope some one might be doing this type of job and i
> expect them to help me in this. Once again I remind you that "It would
> be better if you can offer me a online home based job rather than
> business oppertunity".


The library is full of books on job hunting. Do a Google search on "job
search" for online job sites where you can search for jobs for which you
qualify. Check with the prospective employer if they will let you
connect from home. It all depends on what skills you can market as to
whether the employers have jobs that can be performed remotely. For
employers more than 30 miles away, and as a contractor, I often tell
them that I'll come in one day a week for face-to-face meetings (I don't
like net conferences) and the rest is done from my home unless a task
needs personal attention. I've been at several employers that have
employees or contractors that are several states away so online is the
only way they get their job done. Make sure to keep accurate logs of
your time unless the job is goal-oriented instead of hourly paid.