2,100 Work From Home Jobs

Rat Race Rebellion has made a post of 2,100+ Work From Home Jobs and I wanted to share it with all of you! :)
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Xerox
Xerox has a robust telework program and typically has hundreds of openings for virtual workers.

Positions are very diverse and include IT, management, client services, compliance and many more.

You can see their virtual opportunities here.

Citizens Bank
Citizens routinely lists 50-100 work at home jobs on their corporate hiring page.

Positions are primarily financial, including mortgage loan officers, sales managers, underwriters and other financial roles.

You can see their work at home jobs here.

American Express
Hiring in the US and abroad, American Express also has a very active telework program. Their site usually lists 500+ work from home jobs at any given time.

Positions vary greatly as the company offers such a wide variety of services from finance to travel and beyond.

You can see their work at home opportunities here.

UnitedHealth Group
Another major player in the work from home movement, UnitedHealth Group has a huge telecommuting workforce. Generally, they have upwards of 400 home-based positions posted to their job board.

While many of the positions are healthcare-related and may require an RN or other license, they have many non-medical positions as well. These include IT, analysts, management, financial, customer care, and many others.

You can see their current telecommute openings here.

Dell
Dell is not new to telecommuting — they’ve had a rich work from home program for many years.

Their remote opportunities include IT, sales, consultants, engineers, managers, and many others.

To see the 700+ openings they currently have posted, click here.

Mystery Shopping

Here’s a list of 20 mystery shopping companies currently hiring in the U.S.: Please remember to do your own due diligence in these opportunities. I do my best to pick out the scams, but please do your own research also!

Sinclair Customer Metrics

I-Spy

Ardent Services

AboutFace

MarketForce

Beyond Hello

Service Performance Group

Quest for Best

BestMark

Greet America

Gfk

Mystery Guest

Confero

The Performance Edge

Consumer Impressions

Second to None

Signature Worldwide

Restaurant Cops

Secret Shopper

A Closer Look

Mars Research

Unique Money Making Ideas

Unique Ideas for Making Money from Home (That You Haven’t Tried Yet)

When it comes to making money from home, there’s a lot of repeating advice out there. If you’ve read up on a few ideas and none of them appeal to you, we’ve got some more that you might not have tried yet. I’ve put together a list of creative ways you can make money from home.

Sell Your Writing

Freelance writing is one of the most popular ways to make money online, but it goes way beyond blogging and copywriting. There are all kinds of niches and needs out there, and these are some opportunities you might not have seen yet:

• Book reviews. There are quite a few companies that pay for book reviews online. Kirkus is the main one, but you can also look at Online Book Club, Any Subject Books, or Shvoong. Alternatively, you can start your own platform as a book reviewer. Publish your reviews regularly on a blog. You can then monetize the blog and/or use it as leverage to pitch publications (magazines and newspapers) to hire you as a book reviewer. This takes a bit of legwork, but it’s manageable. Plus, when you put in the time to get established, you can make great rates for your reviews.
• Book descriptions. Have you ever bought a book on Amazon, read it, and then thought the book description was really lacking because the book was much better than it’d seemed? If so, you may have figured out what it takes to write a winning book description… the kind that makes you want to buy. Start offering book description services as a writer.
• Product descriptions. Product descriptions are a type of copywriting that’s often underestimated. Next time you’re browsing your favorite online store or Etsy shop, take a look at the product descriptions. If you’ve ever thought “I bet I could write a better description than that,” then you’re right on the money. Price your product descriptions per description rather than charging an hourly rate to maximize your earnings.
• Lesson plans, workouts, etc. Do you know a lot about something that can be packaged up? If so, you sell it. Sell lesson plans, workouts, recipes, crafts, or anything else! And if you want to get really proactive, you can sell yourself as a teacher/coach/trainer to go along with your items.

Sell Your Time with Online Services

We touched briefly on this in the last section, but there’s no limit to the services you can sell online. Freelance writing is a service, along with other common work-at-home gigs like being a virtual assistant or a web designer. But there are some less common ways to sell your services online, too. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

• Voice over work. I’ve written about being a voice over artist before, and it’s one of my favorite “unusual” ways to make money from home.
• Be a media buyer. Media buyers are people who buy ad space. If you have any experience with advertising services like Google Adwords or Facebook Ads — or if you’re willing to put in the time to research best practices — you can become a media buyer for online businesses and entrepreneurs and help them get their online ads set up.
• Bed Rest Concierge. These special mom helpers may handle everything from shower registries and birth announcements to diaper delivery and laundry service. Obviously, some services can only be done on a local level and possibly in-person, but you may be able to create an online version that suits your skills and passions.
• Letters from Santa. Christmas is coming soon. Now is the time to start prepping for a Secret Santa gig. Not the one in the mall. The one behind the scenes responding to those letters to Santa. Offer the service in your local Facebook Buy/Sell Groups. Craft a letter, send it to the North Pole to be postmarked, collect your bounty.

Sell or Rent Your Stuff

Everyone knows about selling your unwanted books and clothes, but you may have more at your disposal than you realized. Whether you want to sell or rent, these are some good opportunities for you:

• Sell old ads. If you’ve got a pile of old magazines or newspapers lying around — or if you have a Great Aunt Matilda with a pile — see about cutting out the ads and selling them. Collectors and nostalgia junkies happily pay good money for old ads on sites like eBay. You can also pick up old magazines at yard sales, thrift shops, and online — look for ones with some damage to pay less for them but still have the ads you want.
• Rent your shed. Consider putting up a shed in your backyard — or clearing out the one you currently have — and renting it out. With self-storage being an enormous industry these days, there’s sure to be somebody in your area who would rent your shed. You can try renting it out on Craigslist. Just be sure to have a contract in place, agreeing that you aren’t liable for theft or damage.
• Rent your stuff. From costumes to home and anything in between, you may be able to rent out things you own for cash. Keep in mind that you’ll need to take pictures of the item(s) you’re renting, and have a contract in place to protect you especially if you’re renting out things like machinery (lawn mowers, etc.) or sporting equipment — things that people might be injured while using. It’s a good idea to speak with a lawyer to get that contract set up, but it shouldn’t be too difficult or expensive.

The key to making money from home is to use what you already have (or can easily get) in new, profitable ways. With a bit of creativity and an eagle eye, you’ll be able to spot all kinds of creative opportunities to make money from home.

Source: http://theworkathomewife.com/making-money-from-home/

6 Figures

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It’s the dream of many to work from home earning six figures per year. Despite what you may be thinking, it’s really not that unusual. There are many women doing just that and without a fancy degree.

Blogger

There are so many bloggers, ladies just like you, earning six figures blogging. There is no fancy degree in blogging. We are all self-taught. One of my favorite things about blogging is there is no income ceiling here. You don’t necessarily need to work more hours to make more money. You just need to work smarter and get the proper education and tools.

Suggested Resources 

• Framework from Just a Girl and Her Blog – If you are just getting started in blogging, this is an excellent resource. It walks you through everything from setting up a WordPress blog to creating content. It’s also affordable.
• Elite Blogger Academy – This course is for those with established blogs. It’s the crème de la crème when it comes to blogging courses. I took this one in October and have been reaping the rewards ever since. I’ve been able to GREATLY increase my blogs’ traffic and income in a very short period of time. I’ve also made connections with some really great bloggers to help continue that success long into the future. Learn The 7 Ways to Boost Your Income Over Night free.
• Need hosting? Hostgator is a user-friendly, affordable option for beginners that I used for years. Get started for just a penny with code 1CENT. Want a managed, WordPress-specific host? All of my sites are now proudly hosted by Flywheel.

Will blogging last forever? I don’t know. But you can be d*mn sure it won’t be one of those things I look back on in 10 years and think man, I should have gotten in on that.

Consultant

If you have a background in business management you will be happy to know there are a lot of women earning a great income from home as consultants. Help your clients with things like funding, finances or finding a job. You aren’t performing the actual work. You are simply coming up with the strategy and direction a business needs to take to be successful. Networking and organization are the keys to success. Here are a few consulting arenas that are thriving:

• Advertising
• Business
• Career Counseling
• Insurance
• Publishing
• Writing

Social Media Manager

Social marketing is big business these days. Everyone from big corporations to small bloggers are using social platforms to boost their business and brands. Social media managers are profiting from the need in a big way doing everything from content scheduling to customer service to social media audits.

Andrea Vahl has an awesome Social Media Manager School that can help you learn the ropes of the industry. If you don’t want to wait until the next session opens in April, check out Alexis Grant’s ebook.

Direct Sales

Network marketing has been experiencing a steady increase the past two years. This is especially true for the wellness and services industries. In 2013, 16.8% of American households included at least one person in the direct sales industry.

While the median income for direct sellers per a recent survey was $6,200 per year, 15% – that’s 2.4 million U.S. consultants – made $50,000 or more in 2013. Of those, there are thousands upon thousands earning $100,000 or more. What has given direct sales a bad name is that many are lead to believe this is easy money, people will be banging down your door. Wrong.

The number of hours you put into your direct sales business directly relates to your income. 70% of direct sellers spend less than 15 hours per week on their business! Imagine the potential if you put in 30 or 40. Take a look at the 2013 Earnings Disclosure from Young Living. Pay special attention to the increase in income from those that work 5 or less hours per week to even those that put in just 17 hours per week.

And keep in mind, 70% of direct sellers report the majority of their sales come from one-on-one contacts, not parties. Don’t let the public speaking thing deter you.

The direct sales game is changing with online technology. They are finally catching up. Now is a very exciting time to get started in direct sales.

Recommended Resources 

• Sarah Robbins
• Julie Anne Jones

Virtual Assistant

There are also a lot of ladies out there earning some big bucks as virtual assistants. What you need to know here is that most are not doing it alone. The big earners are often running multi-VA firms. You need to start somewhere however!

• The Bootstrap VA
• The Blogger’s VA
• Jumpstart Your Virtual Assistant Career (free course)

Bonus Six-Figure Opportunity: Reseller

Jessica over at The Selling Family is one of my favorite success stories. Her and her husband were able to create a six-figure income in their first year as Amazon FBA Sellers. And they work less than 20 hours per week!Grab this free report to learn more about Amazon FBA.

Here’s the bottom line for all of the above opportunities: You’ve got to put in the work. There is no easy money. There is no get rich quick scheme to answer all of your prayers. You will get out what you put in.m/six-figure-work-at-home-jobs/

Virtual Assistant Jobs For Beginners

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5 WORK AT HOME VIRTUAL ASSISTING JOBS FOR BEGINNERS

BY ANNA T

If you are someone who would like to become a virtual assistant but you’re not quite ready to dive in and start your own business, today’s post is for you. Ultimately, starting your own VA business gives you greater earning potential because you will be setting your own rates.

However, there’s still a lot to be said for “getting your feet wet” in this industry by working under someone else for a while. This can help you not only understand how a VA business is run, but also help you to learn to do some of the more popular tasks VA’s are often used for.

So today, I thought it would be a good idea to create a little list for you of 5 different companies that regularly hire work at home virtual assistants with basically no past experience in the industry.

Note that this does not mean you won’t need past experience in something. Many of the listings will say they prefer candidates with experience in Microsoft Word, Excel, Google’s tools, freelance writing, etc. But, you can still be considered for work even if you’ve never actually done VA work before for any other company.

Not at all familiar with what virtual assisting is? Then you may want to read this post first.

5 VIRTUAL ASSISTING COMPANIES FOR NEWBIES

#1 – FANCY HANDS

This is task-based VA work. Once you have gotten accepted, you can log in at any time and browse the Fancy Hand’s platform for VA tasks you may want to do. You’ll see all kinds of things from appointment setting to research. Just pick and choose what you want to do, but be quick because other Fancy Hands VA’s are also scouring for work. You can go here to read our review of Fancy Hands for more details.

#2 – 99 DOLLAR SOCIAL

I’m not sure how often this company hires, but their job description page does not appear to require that you’ve had any past virtual assisting experience. They do prefer to hire people who are comfortable navigating and updating social media since what you will be doing is updating and managing social media accounts for their clients.

#3 – TIME ETC.

This company hires VA’s with at least 2-3 years of relevant experience in general administration tasks, marketing & social media, writing, or customer service. So while they do prefer you have experience in one of the above fields, you don’t have to have past experience working as a VA to be considered here.

#4 – VICKY VIRTUAL

This company is regularly looking for work at home VA’s/receptionists to handle different tasks for their clients. Note that this is primarily phone work. They do not require that you have ever done this type of work before provided you embody certain core characteristics including being able to multi-task, easily learn new things, be comfortable navigating a computer, etc.

#5 – WORLDWIDE101

This is one of the more well-known companies that VA’s work for. They are willing to consider most applicants. You just need to be a fast learner, good at multi-tasking, familiar and/or comfortable with various internet-based cloud technologies and software.

Source: http://realwaystoearnmoneyonline.com/5-virtual-assisting-jobs-for-beginners/

Phone Jobs

I follow Real Ways To Earn and read up on posts regularly and I highly suggest that you do too also. She posts a lot of great information and has a TON of work from home jobs! Work from home jobs are hard to come by because a lot of scams, she takes a lot of work out of searching through them and finds the best!

• 1-800-Flowers – Read Review – US only. Must be a resident and live in the following states: Delaware, Illinois, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Oregon. Temp part-time work at home position.
• ABC Financial – Read Review – Inbound and outbound calling. Only hiring in specific states. Assists health club staff and members with issues/questions regarding club memberships billing, and contracts. Select “remote – national” in the search box to see the home-based jobs.
• Acanac – Hires phone customer service agents to work from home (Canadian based company, no land line needed).
• ACD Direct – Read Review – US only, not hiring people living in Delaware, Massachusetts, Wyoming, South Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia, or Louisiana. Very flexible scheduling!
• Afni@Home – Hires work at home agents in specific states to do customer support for their clients.
• Alchemic Dream – Read Review – Open worldwide. Has occasional phone support and sales positions open. The company is in the computer gaming industry.
• Alorica – Hires people to be customer support/retention agents from home. Some sales or upselling may be required. On the job search page, select one of the “work from home” locations to see if there are any home-based jobs available.
• Amazon – Read Review – Regularly hires virtual customer service agents in various states nationwide. Do a search for “work at home” in the keyword field to find the home-based jobs.
• American Airlines – Hires work at home reservation agents living within 75 miles of Fort Worth, Texas. Do a search in the keyword field for “work from home” to find the home-based job listings. They are not always hiring for the position.
• American Express – Read Review – American Express occasionally has work from home customer service positions available. High pay.
• Answer First – Read Review – Location-based phone work from home. Pay may vary, between $12 and $14 hourly based on your experience.
• Arise – Read Review – Good pay, but you have to incorporate yourself to get started, which costs money. Still, many people enjoy the work for this company.
• Ascend One – Hires customer care coaches to take inbound calls helping with questions/concerns about Ascend One’s debt repayment plan. Must attend 4-6 weeks of training at their Columbia, MD headquarters prior to working from home.
• Asurion – Read Review – US only and limited to certain states. $10 to $12 per hour.
• Blooms Today – Read Review – Work at home taking flower orders. Seasonal work. The job is usually advertised on Craigslist when they are hiring.
• Capital One – Read Review – Hires customer service specialists to work at home. Location-based, usually needs workers in FL and VA.
• Care.com – Hires customer service reps to work from their remote location. However, it is required that you come into their Waltham, MA office for training before working at home. To find home-based jobs at Care.com, visit their employment page and search for work from home in the keyword box.
• Carlson Wagonlit Travel – Read Review – Work from home providing travel counseling for Carson Wagonlit’s clients. It’s helpful to have prior experience in the travel industry for this position.
• Colony Brands – Swiss Colony hires home agents in Wisconsin, Iowa, and Missouri to answer phones from home. Must train onsite for two weeks before working from home. Hiring dates are July through November.
• Concentrix – Read Review – This is a major staffing company that hires worldwide. However, it appears most of their home-based jobs are in the US.
• Contract XChange – Read Review – Hires in several different countries, including the US, UK, Canada, France, and Dominica. Work taking calls for many major companies. Fees involved for training. Not hiring in many US states due to tax laws.
• Convergys – Read Review – Pay is somewhere between $7 and $12 an hour. Hires from US, Canada, and UK.
• Cruise.com – Read Review – Requires at least one year of recent cruise sales experience. Answer incoming calls & help customers w/questions, etc. Pays base plus there are incentives.
• Deal Dash – Regularly has openings work from home customer support reps. However, you must be based in Minneapolis, MN so you can attend frequent in-person meetings.
• Direct Interactions – Read Review – Get paid to handle calls from motorists with unpaid parking tickets.
• Discover Financial Services – Hires work from home customer service agents with onsite training in Dover, DE. This company frequently recruits family of military personnel. You can usually find their work from home job listings posted at Indeed when they are hiring.
• Doctors on Demand – Read Review – Hires work at home customer support agents. Must have some past healthcare experience to qualify. Pays $16 to $18 hourly.
• EGS (formerly APAC) – Read Review – Frequently hiring work at home customer service reps. US only, location dependent. Paid training.
• Enterprise Rent-a-Car – Read Review – Hires reservation and customer support reps to work from home in the US and Canada. Pay is $12 hourly or more.
• Esurance – This company hires people to work from home as customer service reps. Must be within 100 miles of Sioux Falls. The job is not always posted.
• Gemvara – Mass. only. Work from home doing customer service helping people navigate the Gemvara jewelry website. Does not appear that you need a land line. Type “work from home” in the keyword box on their careers page to find the home-based job.
• Groupon – This popular deal-a-day company frequently has work from home customer service openings. However, it is usually a location-based position. It’s not always open, so you’ll have to check the careers page to see when it is.
• Hayneedle – This company has occasional openings for work at home agents in the state of Nebraska. You will have to keep tabs on their job openings page to see when this position is listed.
• Hilton Worldwide – Read Review – This well-known hotel chain uses work from home reservation specialists, customer care coordinators, and customer experience specialists. Customer service reps must live near Dallas, TX to train onsite, but reservation reps can be located almost anywhere in the US because training for that job is done virtually.
• Home Shopping Network (HSN) – Read Review – Take orders for HSN, answer questions, etc.
• Hotel Tonight – Hires people occasionally to work from home doing customer support. Sometimes they have positions for people in the US and sometimes they are hiring in other countries. Look for “customer support agents” on the Current Openings page to see what they have available currently.
• JetBlue – Hires work from home airline reservationists. You must train onsite before being allowed to work from home. Must be based in Utah.
• Kelly Services – Read Review – Must have dedicated phone land-line, high school diploma or GED, and be able to provide a quiet working background.
• Land’s End – This well-known company hires work from home customer support agents. However, it is location-based and you must be able to train in East Madison, WI for the first two months prior to working from home.
• Live Ops – Read Review – US only and paid per talk minute. You are hired as an independent contractor and paid twice a month.
• Mark Travel Corp – Hires work from home customer care specialists for vacation planning. Location-based. Offers benefits.
• Neiman-Marcus – Read Review – Dallas – Ft. Worth, TX residents only. Occasionally has openings for customer care reps to handle phone calls, emails, and chats from their home offices. Sometime this is a seasonal position.
• NexRep – Read Review – Formerly known as Stewart Response Group. Calls routed through computer, no land line needed. Both sales and non-sales positions at times.
• Nordstrom – Frequently hiring work at home customer service agents. This is usually a location-based job. To find the home-based position, do a search for “work at home agent” on the Nordstrom careers page.
• Order Up – Often has openings for remote customer service agents. It’s required that you live Maryland because they want you to train on-site and then attend monthly meetings in Baltimore, MD.
• Sitel – Read Review – Take inbound customer service calls for Sitel. Benefits provided.
• Starwood Hotels – Hires work from home doing customer service, sales, and reservations. This is usually location-based work where you must train onsite before working from home.
• Sutherland – Read Review – Hiring customer service, sales, and technical support representatives in 48 states. Paid training, employee benefits, and career growth opportunities exist.
• Sykes – Read Review – Phone based customer service. Hires in both US & Canada.
• Synergy Solutions – Inbound and outbound customer support calling, also some sales and political calling.
• Teleflora – Read Review – Work from home taking flower orders and helping with customer concerns. Usually seasonal work.
• TeleTech – Read Review – Customer support phone work available in select locations from home worldwide. You can use land line or Voip as long as Voip isn’t connected through the internet.
• U-Haul – Read Review – US  and Canada. Benefits available for full time workers. Paid training with $50 bonus for completing training.
• UCare – This company frequently hires work from home customer service reps. They may be location-based (Minnesota). It helps if you have an associates degree or some knowledge of medical terminology.
• Upcaller – A new company currently hiring callers. Pays weekly.
• Ver-A-Fast – Read Review – US only. Pay varies. You are contacting people who have subscribed to newspapers to find out how satisfied they are with services. Also some sales/upselling.
• West at Home – Read Review – US only and pay rate varies. You must pay for your own background check to be done here.
• Williams-Sonoma – Read Review – US only, specifically The Colony, TX. Work at home customer service, pays $11 an hour. Requires some on-site training.
• Wizards of the Coast – This Hasbro company (they are behind Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons) sometimes needs work from home customer service reps. These positions are usually for people who are bilingual.
• The Womb Sauna – A company that provides a mobile service offering ancient herbal steam medication to women who need it. Their careers page occasionally has work from home positions listed for customer retention and also virtual admin assistants.
• Working Solutions – Read Review – Phone workers are normally in US, but occasionally hires outside of the country for other work. Also has some data entry available on occasion.
• World Travel Holdings – Read Review – As a virtual agent at WTH you will primarily handle inbound calls from the customers of WTH’s company owned and partner labeled brands.
• Wyndham Worldwide – Frequently hiring work at home customer service reps/travel counselors. Paid training. This is a location-based job so you will usually have to live near the area they are hiring in and may need to train onsite before working at home. On the Careers page, use “work from home” as your keywords to find the home jobs.
• Xerox – Read Review – Almost always has a variety of work at home positions available for customer support. Search “work at home” in the search box to find the home-based jobs.
• Ygomi – This company has the occasional need for remote customer service reps to process telephone payments. The job is usually location-based, but training is done from home and they provide all the equipment you need to do the job.
• Zoc Doc – Regularly hiring for their “at home associate” position, basically doing customer support for them. Part-time, fifteen hours per week, and they prefer people who are local to NYC.
• Search Indeed for even more customer service positions currently open

TELEMARKETING, SALES, LEAD GENERATION:

• A Better Call – Requires 2 years experience in business to business appointment setting. Compensation is base plus bonus.
• AccuConference – AccuConference is looking for an experienced business-to-business sales representative to expand our current customer base through cold calling and direct marketing campaigns. Candidates will work from home on their own schedule and will receive 100% commission on all new monthly sales and a 10% recurring commission for each account.
• Advise Tech – Only work 2 to 6 hours per week.
• Bird Dog Media/Windy City Call Center – Read Review – Work from home lead generation for education. Hires in IL, or IN. Pay is $9 hourly.
• Blue Zebra Appointment Setting – Read Review – Pays $15 an hour and up. Need two years previous experience.
• Brighten Communications – Read Review – Business to business telemarketing. Earn up to $16 per hour while working from home.
• City Twist – Hires home-based workers for business to business cold calls. You need to have at least two years prior cold calling experience to be considered.
• ClearStone Windows – This is a window washing company that pays you to call attempting to get appointments set up for window washing. You get to keep a 30 percent commission from every appointment made.
• Cruise.com – Hires home-based cruise sales agents on occasion. Pays base plus commission.
• DVM Elite – This veterinary marketing company has regular openings for home-based sales agents. They pay a base plus commission.
• eDegree Advisor – Read Review – Formerly known as Helios Media. Work from home telemarketing/cold calling. I’ve read that not everyone enjoys this job, but you’ll do best if you’ve had experience with sales.
• EduTrek – Hires work from home agents to gather information on people looking to apply to colleges. Performance-based pay, $12 – 22 per hour. You need to have had at least a year of prior call center experience to be considered.
• eTutor World – Hires remote sales associates to work from home anywhere in the US.
• Generation Sales Group – Cold calling. You earn $12 hourly. No land line is needed.
• Grindstone – $12 an hour, no weekend work. Not taking applications as of 9/25/14.
• Happy Conversations – Occasionally hiring outbound sales reps to work at home in different states. Outbound calling, but not focused on cold calling or sales.
• Humana – Occasionally has work from home sales positions available. Select “Virtual/Work from Home” at the bottom of the page to find the sales jobs.
• I Dial U – Read Review – Regularly hiring work at home customer service agents. They are open worldwide, although most of their projects must be handled by US-based workers. Pays by direct deposit twice monthly. Income will vary depending on the project you are assigned to.
• Institute of Reading Development – Read Review – Sign up to work at home, selling reading programs to parents. Between $500 to $1,000 per week may be possible.
• Intelliverse – Hires outbound phone sales associates. Pays $10 to $14 hourly plus commission. Requires two years past sales experience.
• Intrep – Pays $12 an hour plus bonuses for sales. You do need to have some sales experience to be considered.
• Lunar Cow – Hires occasionally for work from home lead generation.
• MarketLinc – Read Review – Phone sales position. You can work as an employee or IC. Employees receive base pay plus commission while IC’s receive solely commission.
• MarketLink – Read Review – Pays base plus commission. Both full and part-time shifts available.
• NexRep – Read Review – Formerly known as Stewart Response Group. You have to buy a manual from them if hired, either $25 or $50. Legit company. Calls routed through computer, no land line needed. Both sales and non-sales positions at times.
• Next Level Solutions – Outbound calling. Minimum 20 hours per week availability.
• Oasis Marketing Solutions – Read Review – Work at home doing political and other calls as an IC. No app form on website, you’ll just have to contact them and inquire about work at home positions. They sometimes have other types of calls/programs you can do apart from just political ones.
• OPK – OPK is seeking callers who already have several years of sales and/or telemarketing experience.
• Paragon Planners – Read Review – They hire home-based appointment setters/schedulers. All positions are on a full- or part-time contract basis.
• Patch – Hires work from home sales and marketing associates. Select “Sales” on the jobs page and then find your area to see jobs close to where you live.
• Pathable – Hires work from home lead qualifying telesales reps. You need a four year degree to qualify as well as previous sales experience. No land line needed.
• Phone Force – Invites you to join their team of outbound calling specialists providing premium business to business lead generation and telemarketing services. Submit resume via email.
• Sage – An international company hiring home-based sales reps. Requires sales experience.
• Sales Fish – Requires 5 years inside sales experience calling on B2B customers. Must agree to work 25 hours per week.
• Saleschasers – US only and fluent in English. Independent contractor position. Works with clients to identify the sales skills needed for success and then matches SalesChasers’ most qualified sales agents to generate leads, set appointments or acquire customers
• Sales Roads – The appointment setter & lead generation positions are work from home independent contractor opportunities where you can schedule flexible hours and work out of your home office.
• Synergy Solutions – Inbound and outbound customer support calling, also some sales and political calling.
• TeleReach – Only hiring in certain states. Part-time or full-time. Must have at least one year of verifiable telemarketing experience.
• Televated – Read Review – Has outbound calling positions for sales & lead generation.
• Traver Connect – Frequently has openings for remote sales support. Direct hire position with full benefits.
• The Appointment Biz – Make outbound appointment calls. Must have at least five years of past experience.
• Think Direct – Hires home agent sales associates for incoming calls regarding magazine subscriptions.
• USA Contact Point – Read Review – US only. 1099 position. You are paid per minute of talk time (roughly .18 cents per minute). They pay weekly with direct deposit. THis is doing upselling/client retention.
• V0IQ – This is call center/sales work that you do entirely from your smartphone, pay is .30 cents per minute of talk time.
• Welcome Wagon – Read Review – Sell Welcome Wagon’s services to various businesses in your local area. Involves some travel.
• XAct Telesolutions – Read Review – Sales related phone work. Also some inbound call positions.
• Search Indeed for more telemarketing positions that are currently open

Looking for only sales jobs that pay base plus commission? Here’s a list.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

• 2U – Read Review – This company regularly hires for tech support for their cloud-based online learning system for colleges.
• A Small Orange – Sometimes hiring for remote tech support via phone and live chat.
• Accolade Support – Read Review – US only. Pays $7.25 to $9 per hour. Pay is weekly and scheduling is fairly flexible. Handles a variety of different calls, including tech support.
• Apple – Read Review – Apple hires people to work at home helping customers with troubleshooting and tech support. They also supply their home-based workers with iMacs to do the job.
• Arise – Read Review – Good pay, but you have to incorporate yourself to get started, which costs money. Still, many people enjoy the work for this company. Customer service, sales, and tech support calls.
• Arvixe – A web hosting  company with occasional remote tech support openings available. Their employees work in shifts.
• Cloud 10/Transcom – Read Review – US only. Pay is around $9 an hour. Employee position and you are paid for your training. No land line needed. Customer support, sales, and tech support.
• Direct Interactions – Read Review – Get paid to handle calls from motorists with unpaid parking tickets. May occasionally have some tech support openings.
• Intermedia – Occasionally hiring for remote tech support in various states. Pays $18 an hour. Select “Remote Location” in the search box on the careers page to find the home jobs.
• Grindstone – $12 an hour, no weekend work. Mostly sales calls with occasional tech support openings, too.
• Support.com – Read Review – US only. Employee position with benefits. Work from home helping customers with technical issues.
• Sutherland – Read Review – Hiring in US and some provinces of Canada. Tech support & tax support work.
• TEG Global – Hires remote tech support agents occasionally. Various positions available. Choose “reside anywhere in US” in the location box on their careers page to find remote openings.
• Teleperformance – Read Review – Take inbound calls from customers needing technical computer support from the comforts of your home. It is preferred that you’ve had at least six months prior customer service experience. Background check & drug screen required.
• teleNetwork – Read Review – Work at home providing tech support for teleNetwork. No land line needed, they install a soft phone on your computer.
• TeleTech – Read Review – Customer support phone work and tech support openings available in select locations from home worldwide. You can use land line or Voip as long as Voip isn’t connected through the internet.
• Ven-U – Occasionally has openings for tech work from home quality assurance specialists. US only.
• Working Solutions – Read Review – Phone workers are normally in US, but occasionally hires outside of the country for other work. Also has some data entry available on occasion. Handles all kinds of calls, including customer service, tech support, sales, and market research.

MISCELLANEOUS PHONE WORK:

• The Active Network – Read Review – Hires seasonal workers to take reservations for sports organizations. Pays $8.25 an hour and the work runs from May through September. All inbound calling.
• Apptical – Read Review – You get paid per minute and also a flat rate per call. Job involves conducting surveys over the phone for people who have applied for health insurance.
• BSG/Voicelog – Read Review – Get paid to work at home doing third party verification. Pay starts at $8.50 an hour. Independent contractor position.
• Call Center QA – Hires remote call center evaluators. This is actually telephone mystery shopping. They hire in the US only and it’s very flexible work. Pays weekly.
• Carnival – Read Review – Hires work from home personal vacation planners. This is an employee position with benefits.
• Causeworx – Read Review – Hires work from home telefundraisers. Hires worldwide. You can earn between $11 and $14 hourly.
• Connect and Sell – Read Review – You connect the contact to the person who needs to talk. It’s all business to business calls, but you do no selling.
• Customer Service Review – Seeking individuals who can evaluate customer service representatives’ performance. Prior customer service, call monitoring, or mystery shopping experience preferred. They prefer applicants that live within 15 miles of Berwyn, PA.
• DoorDash – Read Review – Take and place restaurant orders, no land line required. Probably supplemental income. I had one reader claim she earns between $600 and $800 monthly.
• OnPoint – Read Review – OnPoint is a no sales job and they offer weekly pay. You are paid per hour and you can set your own schedule.
• ORC – Hires home-based telephone research interviews to interview Fortune 500 companies. Pays $8.75 to $9 an hour.
• Overland Solutions – Hires work at home phone insurance auditors. Must have some experience and a related degree.
• Westat – Read Review – Weekly pay with benefits. Must work a minimum of 15 hours per week.
• Advanis – They hire people to be telephone interviewers. Canada only.
• GoodStart U – Read Review – Make outbound calls. Medication reminders for people who have signed up for the service.
• Ipsos Home Interviewer – Conduct market research surveys over the phone for Ipsos.
• Maritz Research – Read Review – US only. Work from home as an interviewer for Maritz Research. Land line preferred, but may use other kinds of phones too.
• Next Wave Advocacy – Read Review – Conducting interviews over the phone. Outbound calling.
• ParaMeds – Read Review – Work at home doing data retrieval among other things for Parameds. Outbound calling.
• People Calling People – Read Review – Political poll calling, all outbound. Seasonal work. They are usually just hiring around election time.
• Prince Market Research – Work at home conducting telephone interviews. Outbound calling.
• Quest Diagnostics – Occasionally hiring part-time work from home teleinterviewers to gather information from patients. Must be located in the Kansas City Metropolitan area within commuting distance of our Lees Summit location so you can train onsite for 6-8 weeks before starting work at home. To find this position, search “Teleinterviewer” on the job search page for Quest Diagnostics.
• RiseSmart – This company hires virtual transition specialists to work at home. This job involves customer service and also job placement coaching.
• Sedgwick CMS  – Read Review – US only. Your job is to help file insurance claims. Sedgwick pays you back for the use of your phone and internet connection as well as supplying equipment. Must have quiet working environment.
• Survey Technology & Research Center – They have occasional openings for Telephone Interviewers who will administer computer based questionnaires over the telephone to selected households or businesses.
• TelCare Retention Services – Work at home conducting customer satisfaction surveys. Must train in Florida.
• Vocalabs – Read Review – This company hires work from home survey administrators. I believe this is primarily conducing customer satisfactions surveys from home.
• VRI Medical Alarm Monitoring – Often looking for candidates to join their telehealth clinical service team, particularly bilingual Spanish/English people.
• Wheelhouse – This company is often looking for work at home quality assurance reps. In addition to this position, they also hire home-based development reps for their virtual call center.

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