Make Money Online as a Personal Virtual Assistant

Some people like desk jobs, and some people don't. If you are looking for some more freedom, or just hate to be away from your spouse and children during the work day, you might want to look a little further into getting a job as a Personal Virtual Assistant (VA).

You might be thinking that it sounds too good to be true, especially after that deceiving Process at Home "opportunity". However, this is actually a legitimate opportunity to pursue. And, there is even potential to earn even more than you might be making already. If you are dependable and do your job well, chances are you will be offered even better positions in the future.

Here are some of the duties a VA could be responsible for:

• Maintaining public relations with clientele
• Coordinating and managing events
• Daily scheduling / keeping track of meetings and appointments
• Paying bills or document maintenance
• Other technical, social, or managerial duties

Probably the best way to obtain a position as a Virtual Assistant is to apply for employment with a placement agency. The agency will take your resume into consideration to find the best possible position available for you.

Process at Home Job As Amazing as it Sounds?

There has long been a desire by many to work from the comfort of their own homes. When that kind of opportunity is coupled with the prospect of making money quickly and easily on the internet, it seems so good that people often buy right into it before doing the research first. The appeal of such "jobs" is now greater than ever. "Process at Home", by Angel Stevens, is one that has been getting a considerable amount of attention lately.

The description given makes it seem like all one has to do to earn up to $15 per rebate is very simple: process rebates! What does it cost to buy into this deal?: $197. And what do you get when you pay your dues? A list of companies who want you to process rebates for them from wherever you want? Nope; you get instructions to sell products from various companies and offer a rebate to your customers. The rebate then comes out of your commission. Still sound like a great opportunity? It might just be, but it's nothing out of the ordinary, and it's definitely deceptively advertised.

So, what's that rule we often ignore? Yep, that's right: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is...

If you still want to take a look at the Process at Home website, it's at processathome.com. But let me warm you, there isn't much there at all. In fact, they now claim to no longer be accepting any new members... I wonder why?...

More info here, and here from someone who actually bought into it, tried it, and returned it for a refund.