what can you say abt this data typing jobs at home owned by mr joe kerz?
www.home-profits.biz is the website.is this true?there is a registration abt 40 dollars and they will return it asap if you registered.
NO! This- like 99% of the "work at home" websites- is a scam. All they will do is send you a book with instructions and a list of companies to contact to apply for these jobs. And you will NOT get your $40 back.
EDIT: The FREE survey websites given by the poster below are not entirely scams (I am a member on a few of the "survey sites") but they are not genuine "make money" surveys. They reward you with sweepstakes entries and points you can spend only on the website and it’s affiliates. I’ve gotten several free magazine subscriptions from e-rewards.com, for instance. The "pay-to-sign-up" survey sites are scams. Surveys are given by people who need something from YOU. You don’t pay them to give an opinion and you don’t need to pay someone else to find them. The work-at-home sites of the below poster are scams and all require an initial investment in software and start-up "kits" and smell VERY fishy.
The fact of the matter is that nobody gets money for doing nothing and if the owners of these websites made so much money for doing what they tell YOU to do, they’d keep it to themselves.
NO! This- like 99% of the "work at home" websites- is a scam. All they will do is send you a book with instructions and a list of companies to contact to apply for these jobs. And you will NOT get your $40 back.
EDIT: The FREE survey websites given by the poster below are not entirely scams (I am a member on a few of the "survey sites") but they are not genuine "make money" surveys. They reward you with sweepstakes entries and points you can spend only on the website and it’s affiliates. I’ve gotten several free magazine subscriptions from e-rewards.com, for instance. The "pay-to-sign-up" survey sites are scams. Surveys are given by people who need something from YOU. You don’t pay them to give an opinion and you don’t need to pay someone else to find them. The work-at-home sites of the below poster are scams and all require an initial investment in software and start-up "kits" and smell VERY fishy.
The fact of the matter is that nobody gets money for doing nothing and if the owners of these websites made so much money for doing what they tell YOU to do, they’d keep it to themselves.
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