When it comes to working at home jobs, business opportunities, and telecommuting tips, WAHM is the site. If you don't believe me just check it out at http://wahm.com.
Cheryl Demas started wahm as a way for mothers to work at home. She has formed a strong network of moms and dads, who are all committed to becoming work at home parents. She makes sure there is an updated list of actual scam free telecommute jobs. She makes sure that she warns people against specific scams, such as telling her web community that they should NEVER pay for a position with a legitimate company.
She has a business opportunity page, which also serves as a great way to advertise for your own company. She provides a message board so that the members can talk to each other and get answers to their questions. There are helpful suggestions for starting a business on her Read and Learn with Wahm. All in all, there is no better or more helpful site online than WAHM.com.
Kudos Cheryl and thanks for all that you have done for the moms and dads out there that needed a good start. You gave it to them!
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Good stuff!
I am a dad that wants to work from home. Checkout this site for another source of telecommute jobs.
http://www.TelecommuteJobList.com/
I wrote an engine that crawls through Craig's List looking for telecommute jobs.
Good luck!
Hi Benjamin,
Thanks for posting to my blog. That is a great site. I am going to write about it on my next post.
What I loved most about it was the vast array of opportunities that were totally current and up to date.
Great job and keep up the great work!!!
Hi Dannie,
Thanks for the great review.
Originally I only posted software developer jobs (for my personal job hunt), but then I thought that other people would also find it useful. Hopefully I have helped somebody out there find a great job.
Thanks again.
-Ben
Ben,
No problem at all. I appreciate you letting me know about your site. I think its awesome that you are trying to help others. I think a lot of us appreciate that. I meant everything I said.
Thanks again for everything,
Dannie
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