Computer work from home, does it exsist?

larlie1983

competitionscafe wrote: »

No you cannot - I have some amazon US vouchers and they say you can only use them on amazon.com Will probably have to sell them on the US ebay unless anyone knows a better idea..

Thanks, I didn't think you could but wasn't 100% sure. May wait until I have $0.99 and see if it lets me download a music track through Amazon.com.

Snooze

Amber_Sunshine wrote: »

Freeme, I hope you will take this as constructive criticism, but as someone who works as a copy-editor (basically proof-reading), I did notice several errors in your post. If you want to do this kind of work, you will need to have a very good grasp of grammar and an eye for mistakes (which you may well do, for all I know you're just a bit more relaxed in internet posting).

And yes, I read this post very carefully to see if I'd made any errors! lol

Pot, kettle, etc...

Rob

googler

OK, Rob, I get the last one (shouldn't start a sentence with 'and'), but what's wrong with the first two bold highlights....?

KaramelRose

googler wrote: »

OK, Rob, I get the last one (shouldn't start a sentence with 'and'), but what's wrong with the first two bold highlights....?

Is it because they've used a comma without a conjunctive afterwards?

kms26

Lol can i just ask what this has to do with the OP's question??? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I didn't realise you could get a job marking someones grammer on a forum! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Paul_Lederman

Yes, there are lots of work that you can do from home. All you need to do is search for a reliable website providing works to freelancers. There are lots of them but only go for the reliable ones and you can bid on projects that matches your interest.

patman99

I wonder if there any such sites allowing IT engineers to bid for jobs (or even allow PC engineers to push their services).
Actually, I wonder if there is any room for a forum on here for those who are looking for people to undertake small jobs to advertise them.

competitionscafe

I came across these two sites recently - not had time to check them out yet though:

http://www.shorttask.com/index.php

http://www.peopleperhour.com/

Has anyone used these?

freeoffers

Most jobs these days are for freelancers, though there are rare jobs out there for internet workers but they ar efew and far between.

brians_daughter

depends what you are looking to do. arise have call taking/order taking/ web based chat etc contract available - just depends on what you want to do. hours are flexible but you have to commit to 15 hrs per week, 5 must be at , but you can split them so 1hr sat 4 sun etc if that helps?