How do you feel about work at home sites that wants you to pay them to work?

[plennis]

I do several work at home  jobs.  But if they ask for money, I do not even finish their applications.   All of the ones I work for pay me to work for them, not the other way around!  I do mystery/secret shopping for several companies, any of the sites that ask for money to list me I skipped.  I am doing very well at this with them paying me too! 

[ro901]

I simply can't pay to work for anybody. That's why I love Fusion Cash. There is no reason to pay unless you see something you want to pay cash for. I have to admit that I have 1 monthly subscription that I got from FC and so I am not in profit until I've earned over $20 here. My earnings here pay for that subscription to an identify protection service.

[alina6]

Avoid them at all costs.

[bripresjj]

I have tried quite a few "make money working at home" schemes.  I've paid each and everyone for startup.  What I learned too late is the true meaning of that phrase. "make money(the company) ...working at home (me,for free)".  Those schemes have a business plan that is nearly impossible to reach the payout, usually with limited time period and then the period resets. 

Fusioncash is the first work at home plan that actually pays you for your work, with no startup costs. Fusioncash will take this online business by storm. 

Thank you Fusioncash

[de3ik]

Those sites are definitely scams. A while back there was a man on the news who saw an ad for one of make money with google links sites. He paid them close to a hundred dollars to get set up and if I remember correctly never made any money or made very little. The kicker? They continued to debit his credit card monthly after that and I'm not sure if he was able to get it resolved. It was terrible. ANY SITE THAT DEMANDS MONEY FOR YOU TO "WORK" FOR THEM IS AFTER YOUR CREDIT CARD INFORMATION AND IS NOT LEGITIMATE.  There was a site that said people could do call center type work for them and required a resume or application and didn't require a dime of your money. However they did require you to have an internet connection that you would pay for. That sounded far more legitimate to me than any of these other work at home scams. Even if they debit your credit card I doubt they would actually make people money. I would avoid them.

[drwnjrw09]

I stay away from the sites that expect me to pay to work for them. I see it so stupid. I've never had a job interview anywhere that says "Now you are gonna pay us this much to just get started." How crazy is that.

[falcon9]

There are employment services which charges fees if their users are hired, however.

I stay away from the sites that expect me to pay to work for them. I see it so stupid. I've never had a job interview anywhere that says "Now you are gonna pay us this much to just get started." How crazy is that.

[sherryinutah]

I do a lot of paid to click, paid to write and post content in forums and I've learned to spot red flags.  First of all, the ptcinvestigation.com site offers information for a lot of online earning sites.  They have an elite list and a list of legitimate sites that have a history of paying members.

I spend time on sites where I don't have to invest financially.  The only thing I might pay for are referrals on legitimate and trusted sites.  My online earning sites are a great way to subsidize my income and I am paid for my time even if it doesn't seem like I'm paid a lot.

I can invest time without investing a dime.   

[ricdsm]

I think most of them are a scam.

[sshryer]

It makes the idea of working from home feel like a TOTAL SCAM... whether using a survey site or other types of options that require paying a membership, etc.

[VickieHigh]

I think they are bogus.  If you really could make that much money then why don't they take the amount of money out of your first check that you make!!

That is exactly the question I have.  I've went online to look for work at home jobs and the most "work at home jobs" that I've come across have been send us money and we'll send you a kit.  If I had money to send then I wouldn't be trying to find a job and also thinking that if this worked as well as you claim then help me get started and deduct your cost from my first check.

[mstevenson2]

those are scams 

[monnee]

I wouldn't even work for them.  It's a scam.

[Lindaroof]

I refuse to pay money to a site to try to make money, defeats the entire purpose of working!

[knorman1]

I agree why would you say that i can make money its free to sign up and when i do BAM!!!!!!!!!! There it go just pay $40 to start kmsl!!!!!!!! as if they say they know the "SECERTS" to making money well darn just let us in on it for free they don't even offer a free trail so you would see if you can acturally make any money or why not say after you have made x amount of $$$ then pay X amount of $$$$ and since it don't ima have to give them a thumbs down who with me