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20 Work at Home Companies With an A+ Rating With the BBB

Author: Holly Reisem Hanna

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If you’re looking for work at home companies with an A+ rating with the BBB (Better Business Bureau), keep reading. We’ve done the research for you!

When searching for remote jobs, you’re bombarded with information. Often, it isn’t easy to decipher what’s legit and what’s not. While I can offer advice on how to avoid employment scams and where to find legitimate work, many job seekers still feel uneasy applying for remote jobs.

The Better Business Bureau is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to help consumers find trustworthy companies. On its website, consumers can read reviews, file complaints, rate companies, and report scam operations. This is why researching work at home companies on its website is a practical place to begin your remote job search.

The BBB has a couple of ways of ranking companies. The first model is its A+ through F grading system, which is given out by the Better Business Bureau itself. The second rating is from consumers, and it is a 1—to 5-star rating, with 5 stars being the best. The last distinction is BBB accreditation. This means that a company has paid to be a BBB member and adheres to its ethical business practices. 

To help take some of this uncertainty out of your remote job search, I’ve compiled a list of companies with an A+ rating on the BBB website.

1. Adecco

Adecco is another staffing agency where you can find legitimate work from home opportunities. To find the work at home positions on their website, select the remote jobs toggle on the left-hand sidebar. Adecco receives an A+ rating with the BBB.

Adecco has remote job openings in the following areas:

  • Legal
  • Hospitality
  • Engineering and Technology
  • Creative and Marketing
  • Call Center and Customer Service
  • Retail and Sales
  • Accounting and Finance
  • Education, HR, and Training
  • Office, Clerical, Data Entry, and Administrative
  • Business Operations

2. Alorica

Alorica is another work at home company with an A+ rating with the BBB. They hire English-speaking and bilingual customer service and tech support reps. Alorica offers paid training, flexible schedules, and benefits. You should have a high school diploma or GED and one year of customer service experience.

3. Apple

Not only is Apple a leading name in the tech industry, but they also have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau! Apple hires for a wide variety of work from home positions, with the most popular role being their at-home agents who help customers troubleshoot issues with their new products and devices.

They also have many remote corporate roles available in areas like business operations, sales, software, design, and more. Full-time positions come with a wide variety of benefits, including all the equipment you need to get your job done.

4. Asurion

Asurion hires remote workers for customer service, supply chain, and a variety of corporate roles. To find the work at home jobs on their careers page, look for the positions that say remote or WAH for location. Customer service applicants must live in one of the following states: AL, AK, AZ, AR, FL, GA, ID, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MI, MS, MO, MT, NE, NM, NC, ND, OH, OK, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WV, WI, or WY. Asurion has both part-time and full-time positions, with the latter receiving benefits. You can view their A+ BBB rating here.

5. BELAY

BELAY hires experienced work at home bookkeepers, social media managers, and virtual assistants to provide services for their clients. The hours are flexible, but individuals should be available during regular office hours. You’ll be working as an independent contractor in these roles, and a bachelor’s degree is preferred. BELAY hires in all states except CA, MT, NJ, NY, and PA, and they maintain an A+ rating with the BBB.

6. Bold

Bold which owns FlexJobs, not only maintains an A+ rating with the BBB, but they also have accreditation with the organization. Besides hosting many remote and flexible jobs on their job board, Bold hires remote workers from the US and Poland.

Positions include:

  • Account Executives
  • Sales Development Specialists
  • QA Leads
  • Career Coaches and Resume Writers
  • Job Researchers

Most of the positions that I’ve seen require prior experience and are for full-time work, but they come with many benefits and perks.

7. Cambly

Not only does Cambly have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, but their remote job openings can be done on a flexible schedule anywhere in the world. With Cambly, you’ll help individuals practice their English language skills. No experience is needed; however, you will need to be a native English speaker with your own computer, webcam, and high-speed internet access. Contractors with Cambly will earn $10.20 an hour talking to adults and $12 per hour talking to kids. 

8. Concentrix

Concentrix hires full-time sales, bilingual, and customer service representatives from 35 states. Positions come with competitive pay, paid training, and benefits. Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED and at least one year of customer service experience. Concentrix has an A+ rating with the BBB.

9. Conduent

Conduent is a business process management company that hires remote and in-person workers from around the world. Positions include data entry, customer service, IT, sales, HR, project management, finance, and others. Some of their positions are location-dependent, so select your location, desired occupation, and the remote job option from the search filters. Conduent offers benefits to full-time employees and receives an A+ rating from the BBB. 

10. Dell Inc

Dell is a Texas-based company that hires many different types of work at home employees, including:

  • Pre-Sales Solution Architect
  • Transformation Advisor
  • Engineers
  • Account Management Consultant
  • Cloud Security Lead
  • Sales
  • Account Executive
  • Interns

They have won numerous awards, and they offer generous employee benefits. At the time of writing this post, there were over 53 remote positions available on their website, and they have an A+ rating!

Stack of books, mobile phone, pen and a paper with an A+ BBB rating

11. Humana

Humana is another insurance company that employs a wide variety of remote healthcare professionals, including:

  • Provider Engagement
  • Senior Risk Management Professional
  • Provider Contracting Professional
  • Lead Cloud Security Architect
  • Nurses
  • Lead Network Engineer

On their career portal, on the lefthand sidebar, you can choose the work at home job opportunities available in your state. Most of the positions require experience and come with extensive benefits. Humana gets an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

12. Liveops

Liveops is a virtual call center company that has an A+ rating with the BBB. They hire independent agents to perform inbound and outbound calls, chats, and emails for customer service, customer acquisition, customer retention, revenue maximization, political and disaster relief, incident response, and fundraising. With this self-employed independent contracting gig, you will need to pay for a background check that costs $24.99.

13. Ruby

Ruby hires virtual receptionists and bilingual virtual receptionists from cities in AZ, MO, TX, OR, KS, and WA. With Ruby, you can work part-time or full-time hours. Starting pay is $16-$16.75 per hour based on your location, and hourly wages increase up to $19 in your first year. Six months of experience is preferred, and Ruby provides all of your computer equipment and a monthly internet stipend. And like the rest of the companies on this list, Ruby has an A+ rating with the BBB.

14. The Mom Project

The Mom Project is a staffing agency with an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. On its website, you can find in-person, remote, and hybrid jobs in HR, marketing, technology, operations, sales, administrative, customer service, legal, and more. The Mom Project offers competitive pay and a comprehensive benefits package. 

15. TTEC

Another work from home company with an A+ rating is TTEC. Not only does TTEC have excellent ratings, but it’s been in business for over 40 years and hires globally. Remote job openings include customer service, sales, interns, tech jobs, corporate roles, and jobs for veterans and military spouses. 

16. Toluna Influencers

Toluna Influencers is a platform where you can earn points for taking surveys, responding to polls, referring your friends, creating content, and playing games. Points can be traded in for gift cards to major retailers and restaurants like Starbucks and Amazon, or you can trade them in for cash via PayPal. You can access Toluna on your computer or smartphone device using the Toluna mobile app. They also recruit survey takers from around the globe, and you can view their A+ rating here. 

17. U-Haul

If you want a work from home job that provides a lot of flexibility, check out U-Haul. They hire part-time customer service, sales, and reservation agents to help customers both day and night. Besides being a BBB accredited work at home company, they also offer part-time employees many benefits like vision, dental, and life insurance, an RX savings plan, and more.

18. Welocalize

Welocalize specializes in translation and AI data and has an A+ rating with the BBB! They hire workers worldwide for a wide variety of jobs, including full-time, part-time, freelance, and contract positions. Many of their freelance gigs can be done from anywhere in the world on a flexible schedule, and some don’t even require any experience. 

19. Working Solutions

Another company that has an A+ rating with the BBB is Working Solutions. They hire job seekers from the United States (except CA, NY, PA, and WA) and Canada to fulfill various customer service, travel agent, and sales roles. In these positions, you have a flexible schedule, and you’ll work as an independent contractor. 

20. Zirtual

Zirtual hires US-based virtual assistants to work on administrative tasks for clients. These work from home positions are full-time independent contracting roles that require 4-7 years of experience. The starting pay is $1,500-$3,800 per month, and yes, Zirtual has an A+ rating with the BBB.

What Else to Review Besides Better Business Bureau Ratings

Having a high BBB rating is just one indicator of a work from home company’s reputation. However, it’s not the only thing you should consider. Many legit companies don’t have ratings on the site, or they may even have poor ratings. You need to look at the big picture when searching for reputable work at home jobs.

Another way to avoid scammers is to look at reviews on Glassdoor.com. On Glassdoor, employees can leave anonymous reviews about companies, so you can see if a company has a positive work environment and mission. You can also learn about hidden fees, salaries, and employment benefits.

If you need help organizing, tracking, and managing your job search, check out our Work From Home Career Planner. This planner will help you organize, manage, and track your job search efforts so that you can easily identify and avoid work at home scams.

Lastly, if you think you are being targeted by a scammer or if you’ve fallen for a work at home scam, you can report it using the BBB Scam Tracker or directly to the FTC.

Do you know of any other work at home companies with an A+ rating on the BBB? Drop us note; we’d love to hear about it.

Originally published November 26, 2014. Content was updated in May 2024.

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Holly Reisem Hanna

Holly Reisem Hanna is a former nurse who decided to start a blog to make money from home while caring for her daughter. Since its inception in 2009, The Work at Home Woman has helped millions of readers find legitimate work at home jobs and business ideas. Under Holly's guidance, The Work at Home Woman was named one of the best websites for your career by Forbes two years in a row. Holly graduated from the University of Texas and has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Woman’s World Magazine, CNN, and many others.

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144 Comments

  1. Hi. I’m a single mom looking for a work from home
    full time job. I little or no experience but willing to learn. A job where I can work from Texas and Michigan since I spend time in those states.
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  4. I work part-time from home as of right now during the day. I am looking for something in the evenings part-time as well. My background is APS for Medical Records, also have experience working in Health Insurance.

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  5. I have a lot of sales experience but I’m looking for a work from home job that doesn’t require cold calling/telemarketing. Perhaps something in the data entry field. My email address is filled with possible scams. Would you be able to suggest some legitimate data entry work-from-home sites? I greatly appreciate this.

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  9. Hi!

    Kindly email me jobs for seniors over 55 – I have a disability on both elbows, I’m already tired commuting 50 to 100 miles per day – I am done with this – legitimate work from home is all I need – thanks!

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  10. Hi, I am looking for work from home.i have a son with down syndrome and we work on our family farm. Just would like to find part time work to help with Bill’s around the house. Thanks kathy

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  11. Thank you so much for helping us all…II am looking for a legitament arts& craft or sewing company to work from home for. Your help in finding one is gratly appreciated.

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  15. My husband was recently diagnosed as Disabled and unable to walk without aide and has oxygen 24 hours a day. He is not Tech savvy. We also have a 4 yr old granddaughter in the home. What do you recommend for him?

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  16. I recently admitted that working a traditional job is no longer possible after being diagnosed with a severe bone “issue”. I am looking for something to help my husband with the finances in the household.

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  17. I worked 24 years in Surgical Pathology at a hospital. While working in Pathology, I was the Adm Secretary, Receptionist, Pathology Transcriptionist, and Laboratory Assistant. When the drs I worked for retired, I was offered a position at a Same Day Surgical Center. I was employed as the Pain Management Clinic Coordinator. When the physicians moved their pain management practices to their office clinics, I was offered a full time position at an Orthopedics Clinic working the Front Desk primarily for 1 of the orthopedic physicians. There were 8 providers at this orthopedic clinic. When we weren’t busy assisting patients, we assisted answering a multi-line phone system. I worked at the orthopedic clinic for approximately 2 years. The clinic completely split up and I found myself laid off for the first time in my life. I couldn’t find full time work in the medical field. I registered on the Idaho Dept of Labor Registry. We were required to take an online 1 hour exam for each position we were applying for. I was called, interviewed, and hired by the President’s Office at the University. I had worked in this position until Oct. 20, 2017. I was hospitalized for a week with pneumonia. I developed serious complications and have just recently been released to work again. I lost my job bc I was gone from work for approx 6 months. I lost my health insurance, which is so valuable. FMLA only covers holding your job for 12 weeks. The President’s Office had to replace me due to being gone from work so long. I am starting off at square 1 yet again. We require both of our incomes to pay bills and make ends meet. Now that I have lost my health insurance, it will cost us $603 a month to put me on my husband’s insurance, which will devastate our budget. I am finding the employment situation the same, if not worse, as before I was hired by the University. Experience is not valued. There are very few businesses in this area that will hire full time employees. They hire 2 part time employees so the company will not have to pay the insurance benefits. Are there any reputable work from home sites that will employ medical transcriptionists? I feel this would be the skill that would transfer to be done at home the easiest. Do any of these companies pay health insurance benefits? What is the rate of pay (per hour, per line)? I’m sorry I’m asking so many questions! What type of equipment would I need? We have Windows 10 and Century Link WiFi. Do you have to pay any money up front for their equipment? Due to our financial circumstances, paying any money upfront would be next to impossible! Would there be any other work at home jobs you would recommend that I could make sufficient money to pay living expenses? Any information you could share with me would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much for your time and efforts.

    Thank you,

    Susan

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  18. I live in India any work from home opportunity from my country and all surveys and different jobs are offered to US countries plz help me and good at maths and data entry

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  21. What would be the best opportunity to make a salary (65k plus) that would allow me to be my own boss and set my own hours? Is there such a position or is it too good to be true? Thank you in advance!

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  30. Hi, I am a stay at home mother of 3 ..im trying to find a legit online making money job..due to having medical issues. I like to browse on my phone alot..but I don’t like talk on it..any suggestions would be great…on earning money..

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  32. Hello Holly I have signed up with InBox dollars. Com on inbox. This site loves to ask me about medical condition a although the questions/surveys are an option this type of survey is manipulative in nature and is against the privacy act/law, esp. In United States and for the surveys I have completed the earnings are off my way and also once I reach thirty dollars How do I get the CASH?

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  33. Hello, I recently left my job of 10 years working as an HR Specialist at a nationwide education company. My main focus was onboarding of new instructors. I loved my job, however I would love to work at home. Any ideas?

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  34. Flex jobs seems to have monthly fees starting at $14.95. Maybe I missed it, but it might need to be under monthly fee memberships or jobs?? I can’t afford a monthly fee no matter how good a site is. Thank you for all these resources and help.

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    • Yes, FlexJobs is a paid membership site. But they hand screen all of their jobs, so you will never run into a scam. It wasn’t included in the leading 20 companies, it’s just another option if you’re looking for a legit work-at-home job, and they too have an A+ rating with the BBB. Glad you’re enjoying the site!

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  36. I live in Texas, have my own business, and am a single mother to four.. I am looking for a legitimate work at home company. I am interested in CSR work. Have any specific companies you can suggest?
    Thanks,
    Autumn

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  39. Hi Holly,
    Im a mother of 3 that wants to raise my children and find a legitimate work from home job. I was recently working with a jill owens supplies co online and it turned out to be a scam. Any suggestions? :) I just applied appen. I hope they hire me

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  40. Hi my name is Kathie an i have been seeing this work at home job where you post ads for other companys online an thats how you mkae your income was hopeing maybe someone could help me figure this out im a stay at home mom an looking for something that is the real deal with little to no phone work do to my house gets very loud thats why I put in bbb approved in my search plz help me if u can thanks

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  41. I am a retired Medical Assistant with an Associate Degree. I need a work at home job to compensate my retirement. It’s hard to make ends meet and this sounds like just what I’m looking for because I have an injured knee (this is why I retired). Is there anything I can do using my 27+ years of knowledge working in medical offices?

    Annie

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  42. I’m a mother of two girls 10 and 1 and currently nursing my 1 year old and I’m trying to find a decent legitimate work from home job while at home with them any suggestions please let me know thanks and be blessed

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  43. Hi I have been unable to stay employed for nor than 3-6 months at a time as of 2015. My son was born with small intestinal vs malrotation ….no issues there anymore. But he has severe constipation episodes and depriving urine episode where he is in and out of hospital…multiple symptoms occur and he hasn’t been diagnosed yet for anything he also has recurring CDI Colitis… Do you know any real job opportunities for a stay at home mom.. I have experience in caregiving, clerical, medical translation, auditing, domestic violence advocate, tool rental, debt collection..it’s just I have tried have daycare & nannies but I cannot do that anymore …all the ones I’ve had freeze up when my child has recurring symptoms.

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  45. Are you folks a legitimate business or just another scam like all the rest out there? Really would like to continue being a stay at home mom, but also earn income to support my family whole being home.

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    • Hi Tiffany, The Work at Home Woman is an online resource for job leads, ideas, and information. While we do our best to vet all companies, they have only been soft checked, meaning that I did a quick search to see if there were any negative reviews or ratings. As is always the case, you need to do your due diligence (research the opportunity extensively) before enrolling in any business opportunity or applying for any job. If you need more information on ways to avoid scams — check out this post: https://www.theworkathomewoman.com/scam-prevention/ Good luck with your job search!

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  49. Hello i am a landlord and i need a work home job because I have medical problems and need to keep my medical insurance active.
    I have tried a few sites but I am not sure if it’s a scam or not. Because of the request to pay money and asking for bank info.
    Please help I am trying to not get caught up in a scam I am trying to protect myself and family
    I am ready to move forward if I can be sure that this is not a scam.
    Thanks for helping
    Rand

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  55. Hello, i had beebbmedical bachelor degree from foreign country….i have 2 month old baby ,must have to take care of him.but i still want to use my time to get money..please suggest me which site ll be better for me .thanx

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  56. I home school my special needs son but would like some work in the medical transcription/records field. I have worked in healthcare for 20+ years and I am very familiar with terminology. Any opportunities out there without having to shell out money up front? Thanks!

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  57. Hello, I am a full time security guard, just bought a home that needs work, I’m looking for a legit data entry work from home, to supplement my income now. Do you have any suggestions?

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  63. Hi. I have 2 kids with 2 more on the way and am going to have 4 under 4. I would really like to find something that can keep me home with them. I have training in baking and busines management.

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  65. I am a shy and quite person who is a stay at home due to health and was wanting to know where can I start. I am a night person due to all the night shifts that I have worked. Thank you

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