Whats the best work at home job????

[Student123]

Anyone have any idea's

[factor-fiction]

Proofreading?

[bimbo123456]

Ironing. Not too much outlay. People will pay ridiculous amounts of money to get it done. Only shortcomings are that you have to keep the floor really clean and it is a good idea to have a little money put by in case of accidental damage to fabric. If you are going to do this it is worth getting a more expensive iron initially, and a good board. Good luck.

[Student123]

Is it easy? How do you get customers for that?

[factor-fiction]

Don't go for anything that asks for money up front.
Doing surveys on line usually offers a good rate of pay but you can waste hours and earn next to nothing.
I doubt you'll find anything, sorry.

[Student123]

Ironing would have a low start up cost......;)

[Student123]

Thats ok ,thank you for your help! ;)

[factor-fiction]

Sorry, ignore my flippant 'proof reading' comment

[roxie_09]

if you find something let me know ;) haha x

[Student123]

will do!!

[Student123]

Maybe I'll sell a blank piece of paper online for around a $1.00 USA How many people do you think will buy it?

[LoftyLottie]

I can't think of anything worse than ironing for a living!! It would be sheer torture!!

[LoftyLottie]

How about pet sitting. You get to stay in peoples homes and get paid. No outlay at all!

[boxtops]

I'd pay someone to do mine, but it'd cost a bit to despatch it to student in the US...

[roxie_09]

it's not a job at home, but maybe doing something such as ann summers parties etc, apparently has good pay and you work when you have time x