Topic: At home jobs paid in Bitcoin - page 2. (Read 1335 times)

There is a fee for the background check and training. As the corporation owner I am willing to front the cost of this myself and recoup it in small installments once the agents get going. The cost pays the instructor who is also an independent contractor and the background check is less than what it would cost to do it yourself due to volume.

In paying these costs I am assuming some risk. That is why I must be so strict with the hiring.

This is actual work, not stuffing envelopes or assembling crafts.

I don't need people to contract with my corporation, there is a chance I lose money on this but I am firm believer in bitcoin and want to be a contributor to continued adoption and acceptance. Perhaps if i create 9-10 jobs we might even get some media attention which would be great for our community as well.

It is actually more of a legal contracting issue than anything else. They recently expanded to the UK for example but it took a while.

I also think frankly that a lot of westerners are stuck in that "took our jobs" mentality and actually get upset if someone with a different accent or even local dialect answers the phone. It is sad in the modern world but that is where we are still.   

Yeah I done this when i was like 19 years old and thoought I was going to be rich, I use to buy there kit and took me two hours just to do one pair of earrings.  anyway yeah you send it to them and they say its not meet there quality standards.  Now dont get me wrong there are a few companies that do this already and are legit but you must live in the USA

Do people have to PAY anything to be trained or take part in this program?

This reminds me of a scam that started about a decade ago.  A company would hire people to assemble crafts using their materials.  Registration fee up front, and you had to buy all the materials from the company.  Later on when they tried to sell their crafts to the company as promised, the company would reject them, saying they weren't good enough quality.   

Why Indians are barred from this ? Is not it an online job ? Does it have anything to do with nationality or proof of nationality ?

What country are from? I would have to check but there might be something we can do. Shoot me a message when you have a moment and I will check for you.

I take it that this is only for residents of the U.S.?

What would you rather do? Clearing drain pipes or sweeping leaves?

$8 is around state minimum wage (some are over $8). This is a not a generous rate, but is a good opportunity for people (especially those with physical disabilities) to make some cash at home in their spare time.

The company I contract with requires US based service. I am simply trying to use my position and relationship to help people earn some extra cash in the form of bitcoin. If that kind of work and pay rate is too far below your obviously high standards so be it. Some people might like part time work with no commute for bitcoin.     

Why don't you just outsource this "work" to India or the Philippines because well I don't want to expalin to some elderly couple for 2 hours how to power their router for 8$ an hour please.

You can send a work history and contact information to my e-mail address. PM me for the address. Like i said there isn't going to be much movement on this until June because of my vacation, but I would be happy to open a discussion with you. Feel free to with hold personal details early on if that makes you more comfortable. I would not need your actual information until we get to the interview stage. 

any more details pm me please 

This is just a preliminary post to sort of gauge interest in an idea I am mulling over.

I contract with a company to provide at home customer service for various major US companies. I am incorporated in PA and have the ability to hire customer service agents to work from their home offices and earn wages that I am willing to convert and pay out in bitcoin. This would be a 1099 contractor type of thing without benefits but you would receive bi weekly payouts on the hours you work at a fairly decent rate.

There are things that you would need to understand from the start. Training with most clients can last from 28 days to a month and a half. You would be investing typically about 4 hours a day five days a week for the training period. At the end of the training there will normally be a certification exam and mock phone calls or chats. Once completed you have the ability to select hours and begin earning bitcoin.

The pay rate varies by client but ranges from around $8 fiat per hour up to $12-13. I will receive invoices and payments from these clients every two weeks and after conversion to bitcoin will send out payments on a regular bi-monthly schedule. I will with hold a small percentage for conversion fees and record keeping. Most contracts require 15-20 hours per week commitment so you can earn a steady stream of BTC in your spare time.

This is not something that you would get rich doing. This is just a way to earn some BTC on a part time basis. 20 hours a week at .02 per hour depending on which client you service will be a pessimistic estimate.

My requirements would be strict.
You would have to submit to background check. Any history of theft or fraud would be an automatic disqualification.
You would have to have a quiet home office with high speed internet and a dedicated land line telephone.
You must do an interview with me by telephone and submit a work history.
You must show up on time every time for your shifts and meet performance guidelines including customer feed back and minimum hours worked each week.
You must treat this the same way you would treat any other job and demonstrate professionalism at all times.  

I have a ten year relationship with these companies and am not willing to risk my reputation and relationship.

We do work with some major US companies including Apple, AAA, Sprint, ATT, Orkin, Disney, and Rogers Communications from Canada to name a few.

The above requirements are not negotiable but this is legitimate work and I will pay bi-weekly in bitcoin.

I am in the early stages of this and going on vacation later this week so I would not be starting any potential interviews etc. until after June 1st but would appreciate any thoughts or feedback from the community on this.