I need a virtual call center job, where it is not a requirement to know spanish, also give me some work at home jobs key word jobs not businesses. Also, I am not interested in paying any kind of fee, so don't give me those, I need something legitimate
NO SCAMS!!!!

I have been working from home for 4 1/2 years.

It is great to be able to set my own hours and work days, but is still work. If you are serious, send me an email ..

I can help you get started and give you any advice I can through email (for free obviously).

I'm not sure about you mentioning Spanish, I'm from Canada, are you from south america? You'll need to paypal account to get paid, but I presume its easy to open them even outside the US and Canada.

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I would like to talk to you about telecommuting jobs from real companies. There’s a good chance that if you’ve done any type of work at home research on the internet you would have come across numerous scams and false promises. You may have probably encountered those sites which charge you an upfront fee to become an employee. Let me say this now. Those sites are scams…ALL of them! You should never have to pay someone to work for them. However, you must be aware of what you are paying for. After all, there are many work at home opportunities which require you to pay for information on how to do a job or an opportunity. In essence, you are not paying to become an employee but rather for the information the company or individual has taken the time to prepare and present to you. For example, you pay a membership fee to gain access to a database which provides you with hundreds of work at home opportunities. However, you may not be paying for an actual job, just the information to get one.

Telecommuting Jobs From Real Employers

So with that said, I am glad to be able to tell you that there are actually companies who hire individuals to work from home. Many of these are real organizations listed with the BBB and primarily hire their employees to do work for them at home. With all the work at home scams on the net, however, these are not very easy to find. Jobs can include various categories such as:

Assembly

Clerical Work

Computer Work

Data Entry

Editors

Home Based Research

Marketing

Medical Coding

Sales

Transcriptionists

Translators

Typists

Writers

and More!

You should note, however, that most telecommuting jobs require some type of skill (just like your real job). If you are looking for simple jobs with no skills required, I won’t recommend telecommuting jobs for you.

Here is a list of some real work at home jobs.

Assemblers Needed

http://www.TinyDetails.com

Legitimate Company Tiny Details is seeking at home craft workers to create miniatures. No selling is involved. Tiny Details supplies you with the material needed to start assembling. After completing the miniatures you send them back to the company and you are paid for each piece. The company then sells them. Or you can keep the pieces and sell them yourself to local churches, youth groups, craft shows, etc. It’s up to you. Either way you earn!

Nationwide Telecommuting Opps

http://www.nticentral.org

Work at home jobs for Americans with disabilities.

O Currance Teleservices http://www.ocurrance.com/index/mod/employment Earn $30k to 50k annually! O’Currance Teleservices is looking for talented individuals who are looking for full time employment, taking inbound calls for a premier internet business company helping individuals to start their own on-line internet business..Opportunity to work from home. Earn base plus commissions. Benefits – Health and Dental, Life Insurance and 401K. If interested Apply Now!

Virtual Office Temps http://www.virtualassistantjobs.com/duties.html VOT is a virtual office workplace. Our virtual assistants telecommute from home where they complete assignments via Fax, mail, phone, email and the Internet. Our carefully developed screening process ensures that we recruit employees who are dependable, experienced and accurate.

Breitner Transcription Services

http://breitner.com/Employment.asp

Pro Card International

http://www.procardinternational.com

We have lots of customers who need to be contacted, right away, and we need your help! Our company is home for over 10,000 associates, and our professional networks have over 10,000,000 members accessing them each year. With our easy to use discount card, members can save up to 50% and more at over 1,000,000 participating businesses and services. By combining these nationally and locally known businesses with our advanced Internet marketing systems, you can enjoy a financially rewarding career for yourself.

Earn up to $35,000 – $55,000 per year!

Vip Desk

http://www.vipdesk.com/info/careers_joinourteam.asp

Connect Plus http://www.connect-dataplus.com/employ.shtml We currently have DATA ENTRY CLERK openings on a part-time, as needed basis. Data entry staff are able to work day or night as their schedule and project deadlines allow. The data entry clerks access the work through the Internet, allowing you to work at home, on your own schedule, without ever having to report to the office. Connect Plus pays on a per piece basis. The rate varies depending on the project. All data entry staff are paid as contract staff on a weekly basis. Connect Plus’ customers range from small businesses to large, international corporations. Each project is as different as the customer.

Online Proof Readers http://www.onlineproofreaders.com/proofreaders.shtml Join now and start earning money today! Members earn money by completing projects, reporting typographical errors, writing advertisements, referring new members and through regular competitions.

Wishing you success!

Virtual Assistant job opportunities are out there, you just have
to know how and where to find them. Here are some ideas to get
you started:

1. Your Current and Former Employers

The first place to start is your current and former employers.
If you are currently working or have worked for someone, let
them know about your company and what you are doing. A plus to
“advertising” with them is that they already know you, your
qualities, your personality, and the quality of work you
provide. Draw up a proposal. Let them know how utilizing your
services can benefit their company.

2. Job Boards and Search Engines

Careerbuilder.com, Monster.com, and HotJobs.com are examples of
job boards. Google.com and Yahoo.com are examples of search
engines. You can use both to find clients who are looking for
help by using specific keywords.

Keywords are what you type in when you are searching for
something on the internet. The more specific your keyword is,
the more relevant the results will be. For example, a generic
keyword like “work at home” will more than likely return a lot
of scams. Most legitimate companies don’t post job leads using
those phrases. Here is an example list of keywords you can use
when searching for clients.

Example Keywords:

* “remote contractor” * “must have home office” * “independent
contractor” * “freelance” * “freelance job/s” * “1099
Contractor” * “Virtual Assistant” * “remote office” * “1099
employee” * “must have home computer” * “virtual
worker/employee” * “online work” * “telework”

You can also use these keywords with search engines like Google
and Yahoo.

Note: Make sure to put the “” marks before and after the phrase.
Surrounding your keywords with quotations shows more specific
results from the search engines. The search engines will only
show the results with that exact phrase. If you don’t use them,
it will look for either/or.

3. Fee-Based Websites

Fee-based websites have already completed the hard work for you.
These sites have searched the internet, job boards, etc., and
found the legitimate jobs for you. All you have to do is apply.
Buyers beware, however; not all fee-based job sites are
legitimate. Make sure you do thorough research of the company.

4. Freelance Websites

You can also browse some freelance job sites like Guru and
Elance. These sites allow freelancers to bid on projects posted
by individuals or companies. If your bid is accepted you will be
awarded the project. Most of these projects are short-term, but
are a great way to build your clientele and your portfolio.

5. Work At Home Websites

There are also some free work-at-home websites that you can use
to find clients. This has its pros and cons. Most of the time
the job leads are unresearched, limited, and old. Also you can
be sure that they have been applied to many times by others
seeking work at home jobs. The upside is that someone has kindly
searched for and posted these job leads for you. You will still
need to research these job leads for legitimacy.

6. In Your Neighborhood

Well…not literally in your neighborhood, but you know what I
mean. In other words, in the area you live. Why not have some
flyers made and pass them out to local vendors? You can also
have them posted in local grocery stores. Have some business
cards made and leave them with local business owners and
managers.

Have your business cards handy to pass out when you meet people.
This is a good networking strategy as well. Be prepared to
explain what you do when someone asks. I remember when I started
my Virtual Assistant Business people would ask me what I do and
I found it hard to explain. So be prepared and keep it simple.

7. Networking and Word of Mouth

Networking and word of mouth is an excellent way to get your
name and company out there. Get to know fellow Virtual
Assistants. Sometimes they will have an overflow of work and
will subcontract or outsource the work to another Virtual
Assistant (VA).

Joining associations and organizations is another way to
network. There are several organizations out there just for VAs.
Some VAs have found success in locating clients by joining their
local Chamber of Commerce.

So now you know how and where to find the virtual assistant job
opportunities and clients. Go get them….