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Part time, at home IT jobs.
MAC_Addy
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All,
I am trying to reduce my debt, like many people, I am trying to reduce my debt down to $0. It's currently ~$5k - so not much at all. I'd like to pick up a part time at home IT job. I've seen a few people post things on here, but I cannot find them. I was wondering if there are any websites out there that I can use to pick up either local jobs or something that I can do from home.
Does anyone have anything they can recommend?
I am trying to reduce my debt, like many people, I am trying to reduce my debt down to $0. It's currently ~$5k - so not much at all. I'd like to pick up a part time at home IT job. I've seen a few people post things on here, but I cannot find them. I was wondering if there are any websites out there that I can use to pick up either local jobs or something that I can do from home.
Does anyone have anything they can recommend?
2017 Certification Goals:
CCNP R/S
CCNP R/S
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Flat4ForLife
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Are you looking for something that has a set schedule? Or something where you just do it as you please? -
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I would be interested in this as well. Looking to buy my first home in a few months and some additional income would help for the down payment.
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It really doesn't matter, to be honest. I would prefer to do it as I please, but if there's a schedule, I can definitely try to work with the company.Flat4ForLife wrote: »Are you looking for something that has a set schedule? Or something where you just do it as you please?2017 Certification Goals:
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ScrawnyRonnie
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I see this on Craigslist at least every few weeks. Looks like general troubleshooting for a number of devices
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Optionsshodown
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depends on what your skills are. I see a lot of things on freelancer, and odesk. The problem I'm having with those sites is that they are a race to the bottom. I've seen CCIE's on there offering there skills at 35 dollars a hour.Currently Reading
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Thanks for the link, I appreciate it. I'll take a look this afternoon. I also like that you're an Arsenal fan. We are few and far between. Especially those of us in the U.S.ScrawnyRonnie wrote: »I see this on Craigslist at least every few weeks. Looks like general troubleshooting for a number of devices
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I hear ya! I see too many Man Utd and Barcelona fans here in the states. True Gooner here despite all these trophyless years and having no local ties to North London haha -
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RockinRobin
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ScrawnyRonnie wrote: »I see this on Craigslist at least every few weeks. Looks like general troubleshooting for a number of devices
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I don't know for certain if it has anything to do with anything, but make sure your computer specs are up to their requirements, or you may not get a response. I didn't know that they check your system as your applying, and mine didn't make the cut, spec-wise. So, I ordered a new laptop with all required specs, and will apply with them again, and see what happens.
If I don't get a response this time, it'll probably be because my skills are not strong enough, so the laptop will be going back. -
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Since i earn around $5200 a year (that is not a typo lol) i would like to make extra money to cover certification and book costs. I tried Freelance.com but without much luck. Can anyone suggest any legit online jobs related to IT support for people outside the US?
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RockinRobin wrote: »I don't know for certain if it has anything to do with anything, but make sure your computer specs are up to their requirements, or you may not get a response. I didn't know that they check your system as your applying, and mine didn't make the cut, spec-wise. So, I ordered a new laptop with all required specs, and will apply with them again, and see what happens.
If I don't get a response this time, it'll probably be because my skills are not strong enough, so the laptop will be going back.
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Does anyone know how much support.com pays starting out?
- During Training - $9.00 per hour*
- After Training - $10.25 per hour**
- Spanish Speaking Bilingual Differential
- $10.98 per hour including reimbursement
- *$8.50 per hour plus $.50 cent per hour for reimbursement
- **$9.75 per hour plus $.50 cent per hour for reimbursement
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RockinRobin wrote: »
- During Training - $9.00 per hour*
- After Training - $10.25 per hour**
- Spanish Speaking Bilingual Differential
- $10.98 per hour including reimbursement
- *$8.50 per hour plus $.50 cent per hour for reimbursement
- **$9.75 per hour plus $.50 cent per hour for reimbursement
Ouch, I was hoping more like $12-13.
