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Posted : Thu, 01 January 2009 18:18:57
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Do you work from home?
Hello Ladies,
My mat leave runs out beginning of feb and Im not returning to work, which means I also lose my working tax credit.So I will have limited income with a husband who is a student so no income there!! I am keen to work from home. I have tried doing a bit of research.
I am interested to know if any of you work for barefoot books / kleeneze / Usbourne books or anyother complany?If you dont mind me asking, How much do you earn when you first started and now? Also, how did you get started?
I have spoken to a member on hear about usbourne books and I am interested in joining. But before jumping in to quickly, I wanted to keep my options open and do a bit morer easearch.
All views /ideas welcome:) xxx
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CharlotteandBlueBump
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Posted : Sat, 14 February 2009 12:40:29
Subject :
Do you work from home?
Hiya hun I was in exact same position as you my partner is a uni student. I applied for teletech its home based working, its like being in a call center, usually the shifts are 4.30 til 11 most nights
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firsttimer33
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Posted : Sat, 14 February 2009 12:49:43
Subject :
Do you work from home?
hi with the teletech home based working did you have to have any experience? were you given any training or could you just start working from home?
thanks.
xx
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DebbieA
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Posted : Mon, 23 February 2009 12:39:44
Subject :
Do you work from home?
Hi... I was in the same position as you last year until I started working for myself... I work from home, around my children, doing the hours I want. Take a look at my website, and check out the opportunity page.
http://coaching4success.myflpbiz.com
Feel free to ask me any questions
Debbie xx
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firsttimer33
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Posted : Tue, 24 February 2009 02:14:26
Subject :
Do you work from home?
hi debbie,
just a quick question, were do you sell the products and who to?
kind regards.
xxxx
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MaxiMum+1
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Posted : Tue, 24 February 2009 09:15:57
Subject :
Do you work from home?
I sell Usborne books (I'm the one Joey mentioned int he first post) It is fab and very easy and flexible with a lo - I work with my lo by my side and love it! If you want any more info just email me on: books@the-mountfords.co.uk it is just £38 to set up your OWN business and you can do as much or as little as you like from there!
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MaxiMum+1
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Posted : Tue, 24 February 2009 09:16:37
Subject :
Do you work from home?
double post - doh!
[Modified by: Craftycharli on February 24, 2009 09:18 AM]
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MaxiMum+1
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Posted : Tue, 24 February 2009 09:16:49
Subject :
Do you work from home?
tripler sorry 
[Modified by: Craftycharli on February 24, 2009 09:17 AM]
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DebbieA
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Posted : Tue, 24 February 2009 19:20:55
Subject :
Do you work from home?
Hiya
I held a couple of parties to launch it to my friends and family and neighbours, who all became customers. They told people they know about the products and passed on a few brochures for me and it takes off from there. I'll occasionally have a table/stall at school or village fetes too, or friends will hold a party for me and invite their friends if I want a quick boost in sales.
Now this new web site is up and running people can also buy on line and you get the profit from all sales on there. We are currently printing leaflets to promote that too, and I'll be putting them up in newsagents windows etc..
Hope that helps!
Debbie x
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ellan_girl
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Posted : Fri, 13 March 2009 14:13:29
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Do you work from home?
Hi craftycharli
I am interested in working from home after I have my baby.I am a teacher at the moment so I am concerned about making enough money to justify staying at home! Would you mind if I e-mailed you to ask for more advice?
Ellan_girl
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MaxiMum+1
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Posted : Sat, 14 March 2009 15:32:42
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Do you work from home?
Feel free to email me and I can give you all the info I can about the fab opportunity!
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