Work At Home – Data Entry Scam List
This video promotes a website that lists a number of scams related to online data entry work. The narrator explains how vulnerable, potential employees are searching the internet in the hope of securing valid employment, but are getting ripped off instead. I haven’t visited the website but the dude sounds sincere enough. I still haven’t found out if there really are any data entry jobs out there for people who want to work from home.
The REAL Truth About Data ENTRY *****JOBS******
The guy in this video tries to set the record straight concerning data entry jobs online. He basically says that the only real opportunities to make money online are through affiliate programs. Earning money through pay per click advertising or commissions from sales has nothing to do with entering data!
The major companies are always on the lookout for new young guns when it comes to their typing pools. Red hot typing clerks gather every year in a showdown to showcase the best data entry talent in Australia. Competition is fierce and fought over four gruelling weeks in an intense round robin format. There is nothing more exciting than the thought of data entry operators typing to the death. These amazing cyber galactic warriors are relentless in their quest for bragging rights and the crystal trophy shaped like an ergonomic qwerty keyboard.
Are there any data entry jobs for Australians out there? There probably are but I couldn’t find one for the life of me back when I was searching. I can type consistently at around fifty words per minute with one hundred percent accuracy. Realistically, that is nowhere near good enough to get a job as a data entry operator in Australia or anywhere else for that matter. That’s why I had to get creative and come up with my own data to enter. The data I enter is sourced locally, insofar as it is concocted within the walls of my head. That’s the only way I could get a data entry job.
Data entry clerks type for cash. They also do other clerical work and office related activities and duties. I’m the first to admit that the work I do from home doesn’t benefit anyone but me, my family and my fans but I’m not apologising or making any excuses. The best thing about working from home is not having to answer to anyone. If I sleep in and start work late I am not hurting anyone but myself so I don’t have to make up excuses or act obsequiously. I just get on with the job at hand and do my best to catch up.
Entering data in Australia is basically the same as entering data anywhere else in the world. Most data entry operators work for a company. They are set tasks which they must complete within certain time frames and the data they need to enter is usually supplied. I couldn’t find a company to supply me with data so I just started making it up. Before too long I realised that I was a self proclaimed data entry operator and the world was my oyster. My blog posts have been described as irreverent, irrelevant, funny, weird and stupid. You can’t please all of the people all of the time!
Searching for casual positions can be an utter waste of time, especially if you’re not interested in working part time. Why would you bother looking for a legitimate data entry job online if you’re not attracted to the prospect of working from home as a typist? It’s hard to work some people out, isn’t it? There are those among us who get obsessed with employment opportunities and there are others who never give any thought to their career path. Boy, am I glad I established my data entry business when I did? Talk about striking while the iron is hot!
I truly believe that if I enter data every day, one day I will wake up and find out I’ve become rich. Well, it’s more of a hope than a belief. At the moment I’m just doing my best and hoping I’ll be rewarded for my labour. If being a data entry operator means being poor for the rest of my life then I don’t really want a bar of it. Working from home can be really frustrating sometimes. At the moment it’s really frustrating. I work my fingers to the bone, typing like a whirlwind, and I just can’t see that it’s making a difference. I must persevere because I don’t see any alternative.
I can’t believe it’s November already. I’ve been writing these articles for over three months now so I guess that makes me a pretty prolific data entry operator. Whenever I venture outside and see the afternoon traffic heading into the sun, I feel so glad that I work from home. Australia is full of people performing data entry from home but no one is working with the same level of commitment as me. That’s probably not true but you know what I mean, don’t you? I’d rather work from home than sit in bumper to bumper gridlock with sunshine belting down through my windscreen.
I’ve been making money by working since I completed my last HSC exam in November 1986. Two days after putting my pen down I was driving a forklift in Bankstown. I hated the job but appreciated the pay packet every Friday. It has taken me a long time to reach my potential but, thanks to my data entry position, I believe I can continue to grow and eventually prosper. I’ve still got a long way to go but I’m quietly confident of being successful and building a secure work environment for myself. Only time will tell!