work from home

i have some problems with the work from home jobs because thet want me to invest money! i do not have money that is why i am looking for a home typing job in bloomington/normalil. if any jobs arise please let me know thank you cindy bevers

I don't think those kinds of jobs exist any more, cindy. The closest you might get to that is a medical transcription job,but you will have to get the training for that, and buy some equipment and software to support the dictation from the doctors. My sister in law does this kind of work, but it's not a tremendously large paycheck. You get paid by the word.

Please take a look at my work from home experience and success. I can be reached at freedom2yourwayout@yahoo.com. Trust me this is REAL and the opportunities are up to you!

Hey, Sam..check your site, because it is inaccessible..it doesn't exist. I tried to take a look at it, because I have a gut feeling that it's some kind of "Primerica/Amway" thing..

...(and Cindy, if you are reading this, stay as FAR FROM AMWAY as you can...they will use you, drain your finances, and isolate you from your friends and family)...it will NOT turn out well.

If you check out my website it is not AMWAY but a Company supporting Health and Wealth....Freelife. Sorry you feel that way but not all companies are a scam. I recieve a monthly income that makes me quite happy and not only am I happy to share the good news of the business but the good news of how their products are promoting my health as well as millions of others globally. If you want to learn more how you too can benefit send me an email.

But, Sam, I am trying to TELL you..the website/address you gave is no good!! Try it..I even tried to cut and paste, and it says it doesn't exist.....you might be wondering why no one has visited it..that would be why!! I think you may have a typo in there, or something..or left something out of the address.

O.K., I found the info about this company..according to the articles I found:

"FreeLife International is a multi-level marketing company established in 1995 by Ray Faltinsky and Kevin Fournier that supplies nutritional supplements. FreeLife is best known for promoting Himalayan Goji Juice, made from goji berries.
FreeLife’s product line initially consisted of nutritional supplements, weight loss products, shampoo and personal care products. FreeLife has since changed its product lines and now focuses on a juice made from wolfberry and sold under the product name Himalayan Goji Juice and a newer product named GoChi."

"FreeLife's former spokesperson, Earl Mindell, has made several unfounded claims about health benefits of the company's brand of goji juice, including that it has anti-cancer and anti-aging properties.[7] Mindell's involvement with FreeLife was subject of a CBC hidden camera investigation in January 2007,[8] questioning the unsupported anti-cancer properties of Himalayan Goji Juice and validity of Mindell's PhD qualification which was later proved invalid and removed from Mindell's description on the FreeLife website."

O.K., Sam..Now I can see what it promotes..Not interested, but thanks for the info...and happy I could provide it to others here as well.....