work from home

stefancooper

hello - im finding these boards a tad difficult to search through / use, im sure I saw a thread about home based working . excuse me if im repeating previous posts.


im looking for home based (I have high speed internet , 2 laptops / pc / quiet workspace , availability) incoming calls , I don't mind any hours any day of the week , but I cant do cold sales. sensee sounds horrific. a few places ive called that advertise as home based aren't or are sales....


does anyone else have any ideas or suggestions of where to look ?


thanks

Browntoa

loads of information on this part of the forum


http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=145


read through the existing threads

stefancooper

ive been through pages of this thread I cant see anything on non sales based working from home, lots of info about other stuff but not that or am I looking in the wrong place. ive tried searching "work from home" ..... is there a specific thread anywhere please ? thanks

saker75

Have a look at peopleperhour and see what you might contribute.

DomRavioli

Sensee do inbound call centre work - there is a large element of sales in their roles. Arise also do home based call centre work, and again is usually sales based.

Sensee is employed, Arise is self employed. They both have websites.

stefancooper

thank you arise look interesting theres an online q and a this Thursday at 12.30 ta

Double_V

Sensee are currently hiring.
There is this position advertised which suits well with me.
Are they any good ? What are the reviews ? I won't be scammed ?

I am already working full time. But would love to work from home in the evenings for extra pay.
Will I be paying too much tax so that it's pointless ?

Guest101

Double_V wrote: »

Sensee are currently hiring.
There is this position advertised which suits well with me.
Are they any good ? What are the reviews ? I won't be scammed ?

I am already working full time. But would love to work from home in the evenings for extra pay.
Will I be paying too much tax so that it's pointless ?

In what way? You'll pay 20% (or 40% but less likely) on the second income (+ possibly NI)

Double_V

So I will be paying 20% on my first job and 20% on second job as well ?

SuzieSue

Double_V wrote: »

So I will be paying 20% on my first job and 20% on second job as well ?

It depends how much you earn from both jobs combined.

Guest101

Double_V wrote: »

So I will be paying 20% on my first job and 20% on second job as well ?

SuzieSue wrote: »

It depends how much you earn from both jobs combined.

No.


You'll pay 20% (or higher) depending on income after your personal allowance.


Since you work full time already, that will take up the whole personal allowance.