working from home job?

leoniestacy

hi im a mom and looking to work from home and make about £100quid a week is this possible? if so what companys are best?

ColinFishwick

dont go with anyone who asks for upfront payment

ButterPie_2

Colin - I would beg to differ actually. I would say don't pay upfront payment unless it is a reputable company - I joined one direct selling company with no upfront payment and I never owned my kit and had to rent it from them! Much better IMO to pay a small amount and get stuff that is yours to do with as you like.

clairibel

Do a search on this section, you will find loads of answers

leoniestacy

thanks will do, can you make £100 quid? or is it more trouble than what its worth

clairibel

leoniestacy wrote: »

thanks will do, can you make £100 quid? or is it more trouble than what its worth

It is possible but also depends what you do and how much you do.

I've worked from home fro a few years now but had to do different jobs as not all as are they seem, meaning they promise this amount where in fact its very hard to achieve minimum wage.

Along with your search on here, have a look at sureboom forum, were there are real jobs and real feedback and i've worked for a few of them.

I now do ironing for a company 10-15 hours a week which is ok but could do with some extra as well, eyes are always open to new things.

ButterPie_2

I've done two "party plan" type companies (I'm being really careful here as I don't want to break the rules) and it is very possible to make more than £100 a week, and that is before you start managing a team. One party usually earns me between £30 and £50, and I also do bigger events where I earn more. Parties can end up earning much more as well - it all depends on planning the party properly!

I found this with my old company, and switched companies to one more suited to my lifestyle now, and have found it again. As long as you are dedicated, it is very possible.

OldGreyFox

Do you want to work from home or at home?

Marteebies

Hey, maybe you would be interested in paid surveys or taking part in discussion forums and focus groups? The focus groups pay [FONT=&quot] particularly well, sometimes they are online, sometimes you can go to the group meeting. You could also check out some websites dedicated to women working at home, maybe... everywoman, women unlimited, enterprising women, and mommysavers and for the onlines focus groups I mentioned you could try paidfocusgroup.co.uk or maybe panelopinion.co.uk.




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SailorSam

[QUOTE=clairibel;41240728
I now do ironing for a company 10-15 hours a week which is ok but could do with some extra as well, eyes are always open to new things. [/QUOTE]

I don't think i'd make much doing ironing.
It takes me over 20mins to do a shirt.

qwerty112

I've seen it discussed on here somewhere, but the 0800 numbers that guys call (you know the ones!) regularly recruit new people and you can do that whilst at home. I think you sign in and calls come in until you sign out again. You can do whatever you want whilst chatting.

Have a look into it