How many people work online full time?

[nycgal85]

I wish I can work full time online but I don't think there is such a website. Anyway I like FC n rite now I cashout n I am waiting to get approved so I can get my $54.19 check.

[fc2]

I don't work full-time online. But if cash paying websites paid as well as a wage paying job I'd consider it? Since a majority of cash earning websites such as FC and others only offer a few cents here and there it'd be quite unrealistic to work full time. Especially, since it takes close to a year and even more than 1 year to earn a cash paying check from cash earning websites it don't make since to devote my entire day to a cash paying website. Now if they were to up the stakes and offer $1.00 guarenteed for every survey offered regardless if I qualified or not it might be worth working full time online  .

[mildreddavis1]

I would love to just wake up everyday and work from home online. How many of you do this and are you making good money?

I do this as a full time job. I work everyday. I am not rich but I make an income as if I was working on a job for company.

[hicaniplay]

If it's something you want to do, then go for it. It's ok to try just part time, while you're getting the hang of stuff, but don't slack off.
That's my problem - being self motivated - since I have to be my own boss. Setting a schedule and sticking to it is helpful.

I haven't done it yet. Up to this year, my online money making activities cycled right back into the internet (game subscriptions) or buying an occasional book or dvd - just toy money.

But I made $100 on another site in 2 weeks goofing off on it. I told one other person, and then I kept overhearing or walking in on conversations with them bragging on me! I thought other people would scoff about it, but everyone seemed genuinely impressed.
So now I feel obligated to actually work on it and succeed

[fc2]

If it's something you want to do, then go for it. It's ok to try just part time, while you're getting the hang of stuff, but don't slack off.
That's my problem - being self motivated - since I have to be my own boss. Setting a schedule and sticking to it is helpful.

I haven't done it yet. Up to this year, my online money making activities cycled right back into the internet (game subscriptions) or buying an occasional book or dvd - just toy money.

But I made $100 on another site in 2 weeks goofing off on it. I told one other person, and then I kept overhearing or walking in on conversations with them bragging on me! I thought other people would scoff about it, but everyone seemed genuinely impressed.
So now I feel obligated to actually work on it and succeed

hicaniplay,
would you mind sharing this cash paying site with me where you state you made $100.00 just goofing off?

[albefish]

Very few people are able to work online full time. Perhaps if they have several of their own web sites and generate revenue through ads, etc. they might be able to. Most people just do this type of thing to earn a little extra money. At least, that's what I do.

[southernhorizons]

I just do it to earn some extra money. I don't think you could earn enough from just FC to make a full time income. Probably if you get into other stuff as well, it might be possible. But with anything, it takes time to build up a good network, and get enough referrals working for you so you can earn residual income. If you're doing all the work yourself, you'llget burned out before you make enough to live off of.

[fc2]

I just do it to earn some extra money. I don't think you could earn enough from just FC to make a full time income. Probably if you get into other stuff as well, it might be possible. But with anything, it takes time to build up a good network, and get enough referrals working for you so you can earn residual income. If you're doing all the work yourself, you'llget burned out before you make enough to live off of.

True. Many's a time that I've fed myself unrealistic hopes and goals to make even a dollar in one single day in FusionCash.net website and it didn't work  I confess burning myself out led me to take time away from fusioncas and consider where I wnet wrong and try to formulate a financial plan to motivate myself to make what I can with what I know each day  . This way I'm much more happy and appreciative for Fusioncash's free money making offer avilable to me at anytime of the day 

[MsLeadn]

I have been trying to work at home full time. I can't find any opportunities that will allow me to do that. For now it is a part time thing. I hope a little networking will help give me the boost I need. 

[beatsdrop]

I wish I  could find a full-time online job.

[CharmedPhoenix]

I'm building a couple of website business sites and doing a number of PTC and freelance sites so I do. 

[kaitsilva]

I work full-time offline and I don't consider FC a job, but I would love to find something  could actually support myself on and do online! I'm really good with computers, plus I'm a writer. You think I'd be able to find plenty, but there's not really anything that pays the bills!

Plus, 90% of those "Work from home now!" offers are massive scams, so I'm weary.  :-

[ULuvCeCe]

I worked from home for close to 4 years, only went to my corporate office once. It was for an at home call center and the position I held for a little over 3 years I absolutely loved - wish it wouldn't have gotten outsourced

[sammywantsya]

i work full time online doing some methods yall dont know yet

[Joeyramone]

I do this to get a few extra dollars.  Working online full time is kind of difficult as you need to have a good or service to deliver to another to make any kind of money.  Even if you are a software developer, you need to get out of the house or office to meet with clients.  It would be nice and convienient though.