Anyone know of legit work at home companies?

Wow! I'm going to have to look into this. I've never even been on the eBay site. I usually give my good-condition discards to Goodwill and write the flea-market value off my taxes as a contribution. Not working now (FT in grad school) so I could use the money.

 

I work at home, designing electronics, it has it's downsides.
I pay double social security.
I pay outragious blue cross/shield health ins. that just went up 34%.
There's no paid vacation, or any other paid thing of that type.
I must fully fund retirement.
I can get fed-up with my co-workers and I'm not talking to them now:
(If I was talking to "them", I would be talking to myself)
After working at home all day, then at home all night, you can go stir
crazy thus the reason, (that I give), for going out 3 to 4 nights a week.
As soon as you get up in the morning you're on the job.
The biggest plus is FLEXABILITY. If I want to do something, I do it.
I hear the traffic reports on the radio of I-40 through Johnston Co. and
on to RTP and I get a good laugh at it.
As one person said, it does take disipline but if I'm not working, I'm
not getting paid, that's an heck of an incentive to work. Oww, I'm
not getting paid to write this so gotta go...

 

Have you tried this?

http://4042.appcomm.net/cgi-bin/404...play_db_button=on&db_id=54523&query=retrieval

 

Sounds like a public service, doesn't it? Medicare Advantage is what they call the HMO option in Medicare. What they really want is someone to make appointments for insurance agents to go into people's homes and sell them a policy that may or may not be better than what they already have. The way I read the ad, you only get paid for the ones who make appointments.