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20 Work-at-Home Companies with an A+ Rating on the BBB Website

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When you're searching for work-at-home jobs, you're bombarded with information, so often, it's difficult to decipher what's legit and what's not. While I can offer advice on scam prevention and where to find legitimate work-at-home job postings, there is still an element of uncertainty.

Work-at-Home Companies with an A+ Rating on the BBB WebsiteTo help take some of this uncertainty out of your job search, I've put together a list of 20 work-at-home companies that have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

1. Lionbridge Technologies

Lionbridge hires part-time, independent contractors for the following positions:

  • Search Ads Assessors
  • Online Maps Quality Analysts
  • Raters
  • Internet Safety Valuators
  • Multimedia Judges
  • Internet Assessors
  • Internet Search Reviewers

These telecommuting opportunities are open to both US and International residents. According to their website, the pay is competitive and country dependent.

2. Aetna

Aetna is a health insurance company with an A+ rating that has telecommuting opportunities for a wide range of healthcare roles:

  • Care Management Associate
  • Clinical Consultant RN
  • Case Manager RN
  • Medical Directors
  • Proposal Writers
  • Pharmacy Managers

Most of the positions that I've seen require experience and are for full-time work, but they do come with benefits. I was able to locate these remote positions using the keywords: work-from-home.

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3. L & E Research, Inc.

L & E Research pays focus group participants for a variety of online, phone, and in-person research studies. Most interviews take between 30 – 90 minutes and pay between $50 – $300 depending on the length, focus, and type of study. L & E Research has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Related Content: Make $50 – $150 an Hour Participating in Focus Groups

4. Concentrix

Concentrix hires full-time Sales and Service Representatives from 35 states to provide customer service. Positions come with paid training and benefits. Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED and at least one year of customer service experience.

20 Work-at-Home Companies with an A+ Rating on the BBB Website

5. Alorica

Another company with an A+ rating with the BBB is Alorica. They hire English speaking and bilingual Customer Service Reps. Alorica offers paid training, and the starting pay rate is $10.00 per hour. You should have a high school diploma or GED and one year of customer service experience.

6. Dell

Dell is a Texas-based company that hires many different types of remote tech workers, including:

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

Dell has won numerous awards, and they offer generous employee benefits. At the time of writing this post, there were 52 remote positions available on their website.

7. First Editing

First Editing employs experienced editors but offers full-time and year-round work in various editing capacities, such as copy editing, business editing, proofreading services, book editing, thesis editing, and much more.

20 Work-at-Home Companies with an A+ Rating on the BBB Website

8. EF (Education First), Inc.

EF hires part-time ESL teachers. Applicants must be native English speakers from the US or UK, and they must hold a Bachelor's Degree and have teaching or related experience. Teachers can earn up to $20 per hour through a combo of base fees and incentives.

9. Belay Solutions

Belay Solutions hires experienced bookkeepers and virtual assistants to provide services for their clients. The hours are flexible, but individuals should be avilable during regular office hours. In these roles, you'll be working as an independent contractor, and you should have a Bachelor's Degree. Belay hires in all states except California, Montana, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.

10. Humana

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

  • Provider Engagement, Clinical Professional
  • Senior Risk Management Professional
  • Provider Contracting Professional
  • Lead Cloud Security Architect
  • Case Managers RN
  • Utilization Review RN
  • Telephonic Utilization Management RN
  • Lead, Network Engineer

On their career portal, on the lefthand sidebar, you can choose the work-at-home options available in your state. Most of the positions require experience and come with extensive benefits.

 

20 Work at Home Companies with an A+ Rating on the BBB Website

11. Chegg

Chegg hires individuals to tutor middle school, high school, college, and professionals in a wide variety of subjects. According to its website, tutors can earn up to $1,000 per month, starting at $25 per hour. Payments are made weekly, and Chegg has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

12. Zapier

Zapier is a tech company that hires for a wide range of telecommuting positions including:

  • Engineering
  • Design
  • Recruiting
  • Marketing
  • Customer Service
  • And many more

All of its 250 plus employees work remotely! They offer competitive pay and extensive benefits, but medical and retirement benefits are only available to US, UK, and Canadian employees.

13. JustAnswer

JustAnswer is a website where you can make a little extra money by answering questions online. The application process takes approximately two weeks, and you can answer questions anytime, anywhere. Payments are made monthly via PayPal. 

14. Figure Eight

Figure Eight is a short task website that will pay you to do small jobs like:

  • Categorize social media updates
  • Moderate content
  • Transcribe audio
  • Draw boxes on images

I wasn't able to find how much each task pays or when or how payments are made, but they do have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

20 Work-at-Home Companies with an A+ Rating on the BBB Website

15. Liveops

Liveops is a virtual call center company that has an A+ rating. They hire at-home agents to perform inbound and outbound calls for customer service, customer acquisition, customer retention, revenue maximization, political and disaster relief, incident response, and fundraising. With the independent contracting opportunity, you will need to have a background check completed and that costs. $45.

16. Swagbucks (Prodege, LLC)

Swagbucks is an online platform where you can earn points called SB, which can be redeemed for gift cards and coupons. You can quickly earn SB points by watching videos, playing games, answering questions, shopping online, and even surfing the web using their search bar. Refer your friends, and you'll earn even more SB points. Your SB points can be traded in for gift cards from Amazon, Target, Starbucks, PayPal, and Walmart. Plus, when you sign up, you'll get a $5 bonus!

17. Morse Genealogical Services, LLC

Okay, this one requires you to get out of the house, but it is flexible. Morse Genealogical Services hires researchers to visit courthouses to check probate cases in which the heirs or their addresses are unknown. Individuals are compensated with finder's fees or hourly fees if additional onsite research is needed.

18. Toluna Influencers

Toluna Influencers is a worldwide 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 Starbucks, Best Buy, iTunes, Target, Sephora, Amazon, and many others, or you can trade them in for cash via PayPal. Toluna can be accessed via your computer or smartphone device using the Toluna app.

20 Work-at-Home Companies with an A+ Rating on the BBB Website

19. Survey Savvy (Luth Research)

Survey Savvy is an online survey site where you'll get earn money for sharing your opinions with companies. Most surveys pay out between $1 – $20 depending on the length and topic of the survey. Once your account has reached $1 in rewards, you can request payment via check.

Related Content: 19 Ways to Make Money from Home with Paid Surveys

20. TeleReach

TeleReach hires independent contractors for appointment setting, lead generation, information gathering, seminar reservations, website marketing, product introductions, trade show follow-up, direct mail follow-up, prospect education, script development, list development, list updating, database sourcing, list merging, prospect, identification, tracking reports, prospect feedback, and program evaluation. The pay is performance-based, but on average, individuals earn $12-$28 per hour. You must be able to commit to working 20 hours per week.

Conclusion. 

Having a positive BBB rating is a good indicator of how reputable a work-from-home company is, but it's not the end-all, be-all. Many legit companies don't have ratings on the site, or they may even have poor ratings. You need to look at the whole picture when searching for remote jobs. If you need help organizing and tracking your job search, be sure to check out our Work From Home Bundle here. This Bundle will help you streamline your efforts and steer clear of scams.

Not finding a reputable work-at-home position that fits your skills? Try giving FlexJobs a try. They're a paid membership site for remote and flexible job openings. The great thing about FlexJobs is their trained job researchers hand-screen each position before posting, so you know that every job on their site is 100% legit. FlexJobs also has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

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Originally published November 26, 2014. Content updated in March 2020.

Holly Reisem Hanna is the publisher and founder of  The Work at Home Woman, which has been helping individuals find remote careers and businesses that feed their souls since 2009. Through her unconventional career path of holding over 30 jobs and obtaining two college degrees, she's been able to figure out how to find a career path that you're truly passionate about. Holly's had the pleasure of sharing her expertise on sites like CNN, MSN Money, Huffington Post, Woman's Day Magazine, as well as being recognized by Forbes as one of the “Top 100 Websites for Your Career.” Holly resides in Austin, Texas, with her husband and daughter and enjoys reading, traveling, and yoga.

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Comments

  1. Merari says

    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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  3. Deb Hardy says

    Hi, I’m looking for a legitimate, easy and no fees required data entry jobs for me and a friend to earn some extra income from home. Can you help us please?

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  4. Michele Rasmussen says

    Hi…. Pretty new to this. Are there any work from jobs for the hearing impaired?

    Thank you!

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  5. Ed says

    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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  6. Kathy Marshall says

    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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  7. Lydia Buenrostro says

    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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  8. Louise says

    I’m interested in working full-time at home in transcription. Is there a software to turn audio to text?

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  11. TAMARA Lee LONG says

    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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  12. Heather says

    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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  13. Susan Grischkowsky says

    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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  14. Soujanya Dirisinam says

    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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  15. Emi says

    I want to find a part time job to work at home, but does not require a phone, I am deaf.
    Just having a hard time finding something that does not require phones. Let alone, part time… :(

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  17. Brian says

    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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  18. Jake long says

    Im looking for a job that would cooperate with my schedule and i dont want to leave my house for the job would you have anything in mind

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  21. Dana says

    Hi, I want a stay at home job, but I would love to put stuff together or something of that sort. I don’t want to be on my phone or computer all the time.

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  24. Ernest says

    Hmmmm, most responses seem to be point to “The Work at Home Woman.” So what is “The Work at Home Man” supposed to do?

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  26. Leann says

    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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  27. Paul D says

    I would suggest considering Jobs2shop.com in the future. I have earned over $70 so far this month completing surveys and offers. I have not had to make a purchase, either!
    PayPal payouts…

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  28. Tonya says

    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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  29. Kim Humphries says

    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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  30. Carla S Stewart says

    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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    • Holly - The Work at Home Woman says

      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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  31. Sabrena Garcia says

    I’m an digital artist and work in photoshop cc am I in the right place? looking for work thanks -FRED

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  32. Autumn says

    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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  33. Chad McCall says

    I am a disabled veteran of the United States Army and am looking for a work from position since I am unable to work around a lot of people. Could you please help me

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  35. Pamela Williams says

    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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  36. Kathie McDaniel says

    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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  37. Annie Adkins says

    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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  38. Clarissa says

    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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  39. Lilie Herrera says

    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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  40. Sal says

    I am disabled and need my husband to be at home. He has been a pharmacist for 35 years, has doctor of natiural medicine, is a diabetes expert. Are there online opportunitites

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  41. Tiffany says

    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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    • Holly - The Work at Home Woman says

      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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  45. Randy Norman says

    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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  46. Neil says

    I’m planning to have a sideline job, and I’m trying to choose which of these best suits me. I don’t want to give up my work, but I’m not earning enough. Great article by the way.

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  48. Rahul Singh says

    Hi i am from india, can u please suggest me the which online job is suitable on me.
    I have checked some sites but there is no much survey or etc for indian people. Pls suggest

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  49. Grace Obasi says

    Hi.
    I resigned from my banking job to take care of my kids. i need legitimate online jobs i can do from home and get paid. kindly recommend.

    Grace, west Africa

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  51. Saima says

    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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  52. Amy says

    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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  53. JoAnna says

    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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  54. michele coil says

    I work in a factory on day shift. Would love to find a work at home job to help pay some bills off. And make extra money for me and my son to live on.

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  55. Tina says

    I have to take care of my elderly father and would like to find a legitimate job that allows me to stay home with him.

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  56. jessica diliberto says

    Hey I am a hard working woman that just got laid off due too my health. I need some income I am a diabetic and I have to get my medicine.

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  59. Elizabeth says

    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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  60. Erik says

    Hi, I am taking care of my special needs cousin. I really need a job that I can do from home. Anything would be greatly appreciated!

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  61. Katherine Wells says

    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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  63. Dean says

    Just looking for some Home based opportunities. It’s hard to find legitimate business opportunities.
    Thanks for your time. Best Wishes, Dean

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  64. New Mom says

    I am a certified surgical technologist but now I’m home with my new baby. Do you have any suggestions for home based work for me. Please help

    Reply

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