How To Assess Home-Based Jobs

Not all home-based jobs are created equal. To help you assess home-based opportunities, we have turned to industry experts for some insights. Below you will find their advice on what to consider when evaluating home-based opportunities.

Positive Factor Do they ask for a resume of application Do they provide the kind of information you would see in a classified ad? Do they provide an email address, fax, or phone number? Do they explain the skills you would need? Do they explain the job responsibilities? Do they offer corporate history? Can they demonstrate legitimacy?

Warning

• Do they ask for money or an investment?Did they notify you by mass email?
• Do they convey a sense of urgency e.g. you must act now?
• Do they make unreasonable promises?
• Does it sound too good to be true?
• Are you asked to email for more information?
• Do they give a range of how much money you can make?
• Does the ad start with �Work at Home�?
• Do they give you a range of how much money you can make?
• Do they expect you to pay for a list of jobs?

Warning

• Do they ask for money or an investment?Did they notify you by mass email?
• Do they convey a sense of urgency e.g. you must act now?
• Do they make unreasonable promises?
• Does it sound too good to be true?
• Are you asked to email for more information?
• Do they give a range of how much money you can make?
• Does the ad start with �Work at Home�?
• Do they give you a range of how much money you can make?
• Do they expect you to pay for a list of jobs?

• Does the ad �sell� the job?

With these guideline at least you can be able to diferentiate between a work at home job and a work at home scam.