Real Work at Home Jobs

Okay, so now you know what legitimate work at home jobs look like and how to spot work at home scams it's now time to move onto how to find real work at home jobs.

You'll want to look in these place:

Job Boards: These are the old trusty places to search for jobs. You'll want to use sites like Monster.com, CareerBuilder.com, HotJobs.com, Dice.com, Craigslist.org, and our sister site at JustOnlineJobs.com. Please bare in mind that except for the exception of JustOnlineJobs.com all the other job boards have offline jobs mixed in with telecommuting jobs. You'll have to fish through some scams, business opportunities, junk, and offline jobs in order to find a legit job at home.

Freelance Sites: Consider using freelance websites where you go, place a bid on a project, complete the project, get paid, and then move onto the next project where you place a bid and go through the process again. You'll find freelance jobs at JustOnlineJobs.com, too. Freelancing could be a great way to break into data entry jobs and typing jobs.

Newsletters: You'll find a few of these free newsletters online. They often come with advice, resources, and job leads. You can find one at Home Job Stop and JustOnlineJobs.com.

Work at Home Sites: Sites like this one, JustOnlineJobs.com, and wahm.com are a good place to start. You'll also find job leads at WorkatHomeCareers.com. Often you'll find new leads every day or at least a few times per week at these websites.

Paid Job Sites: You certainly don't need to pay for job leads, but if you'd like to pay a small fee in order to access real work at home jobs in one easy location that have already been researched for you that is one option. We recommend Home Job Stop and Hire My Mom for a service like that.

Step Four: Use Keywords to Find Scam Free Work at Home Jobs