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

[mjdoug03]

I've never found one that's actually worth it.  Let me know if you do.

[fillfran82]

Hello I'm with you I don't think you should pay someone so that you can work for them. Most of these sites are scams and will take your money and run with it. The only time I think it's okay to shade some money is to invest the money. Like when you upgrade your paid to click acount or getting cash back to shop. There your increasing your income it makes more sense. If your not sure about the validity of the site you should keep your money in your wallet.

[coreyw87]

No way - especially like for "typing" jobs and similar - I think those are a scam.  I wish they weren't cause there are alot of people jobs like that would benefit.

[bigfoot951]

And you don't have to pay someone for them to let you work.  In my experience the sites like that are pure scams.  If any sites wants you to pay them I would personally stay away from that site.

[mas234]

Yes, I have fallen for that trick before. Now I know better, it is just too god to be true. All those ads that say you will make $4000 your first month is nothing but a lie. I look at it that way if they are making easy money why do they still ask you to pay for something.

[leaht88]

I think that any kind of work at home opportunity that requires you to pay up front is a scam. Yes, there are some programs out there that may work, like some of the hyip programs, but that's only for a short period of time and very risky. But if you really want to work online, then you shouldn't have to pay anything. But forget all these little get rich quick programs.

[diala84]

In some cases it makes sense but usuallly for work at home sites it is a scam or at the very least not profitable enough to make it worth it.  If you think about franchises, A person pays for the right to open a restaurant with a certain brand name. They have to keep up on the regulations of that business and costs associated with it but still pay to use the name hoping that it will bring in more business than some mom and pop shop.

[rusgiftsaolcom]

Sounds pretty fishy to me. I would stay away from them it sounds like a scam.

[g0ku4life]

All of those "work at home" jobs are a complete scam.

[countrygirl12]

I don't think you should have to pay someone to work for them.

The only people who make money on this type of deal is the people YOU send money to.  I would never send anybody money that promised to tell me how to make millions on the internet.  I see these ads where you send them x amount of money and they tell you how you too can make $40,000 a month just like millions of others.

THINK about that for a minute.  IF that were possible we wouldn't have the highest unemployment rates we have every had and EVERYONE would be sitting at home spending just 15 minutes a day on the internet and raking in $40,000 a month.  I think I did send an email to one of these idiots one time.  I never heard anything back.

[oldbuddy]

I think it's interesting to read through this thread and see how many don't have a CLUE.

SURE I'd pay money to participate in a program that provides me leverage to earn back a lot more, they are NOT all scams.

You decide who you want to listen to, the ones that are just posting so they can earn the $3 bonus from Fusioncash, or someone who actually knows how to make money?

[syddasquid]

I totally agree with samrhett2...it just doesn't make sense!

[oldbuddy]

I totally agree with samrhett2...it just doesn't make sense!

If it costs them money to provide us a service, why shouldn't they be able to charge us for it? That makes sense to me.

[mgint]

never pay to work.

[greenthumbjan]

I feel paying for work leaves the employee feeling used.  I have signed up for many.  The only employment sites I found is ......... lol.
Thank You very much FusionCash.  FusionCash is my employer. You got to work it.    I am a Sweatshop Helper-monkey Manager in my establishment.  It is not easy getting workers based on my pay-scale rate.