I just think it's wonderful that I was just told
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Denise1952
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Oh you smarty pants Meanderererererer, LOL!
BlunderWoman
Senior Member
Maybe you can do this. I hope it helps:
To do these jobs you need a desktop computer, not a laptop & a landline.
You could work from home for Comcast and American Express.
The only out of pocket you will have or be asked for is to pay for a background check.
They do background checks because your dealing with peoples credit card info and they can't risk just anybody
working with them.
One pays 9.00 an hour and the other is15.00
www.westathome.com is for Comcast click become new agent
www.alpineaccess.com is American Express and Sprint click become new agent
www.liveops.com is for all the infomercials you see on T.V. you take the orders. Click become new agent
oh & you can pretty much make your own hours
To do these jobs you need a desktop computer, not a laptop & a landline.
You could work from home for Comcast and American Express.
The only out of pocket you will have or be asked for is to pay for a background check.
They do background checks because your dealing with peoples credit card info and they can't risk just anybody
working with them.
One pays 9.00 an hour and the other is15.00
www.westathome.com is for Comcast click become new agent
www.alpineaccess.com is American Express and Sprint click become new agent
www.liveops.com is for all the infomercials you see on T.V. you take the orders. Click become new agent
oh & you can pretty much make your own hours
Also to add to Sharon's post. Just my 2 cents worth.
I'm familiar with Alpine from years back. They worked with several department stores back then, like JC Penney, Sears, etc. The pay was good as I remember and regular paychecks ... BUT after I got through the second interview with them (over the phone) and bought the landline phone with headset (that I still have!) ..they wanted ONLY fluent English and Spanish speaking employees to take care of customers.
My spanish was no where near the conversational level needed by them. I wasn't too happy at that point!
Don't know about the requirements of these other companies. But in general, speaking Spanish is considered important in the US for customer service jobs. Welcome to America!
I'm familiar with Alpine from years back. They worked with several department stores back then, like JC Penney, Sears, etc. The pay was good as I remember and regular paychecks ... BUT after I got through the second interview with them (over the phone) and bought the landline phone with headset (that I still have!) ..they wanted ONLY fluent English and Spanish speaking employees to take care of customers.
My spanish was no where near the conversational level needed by them. I wasn't too happy at that point!
Don't know about the requirements of these other companies. But in general, speaking Spanish is considered important in the US for customer service jobs. Welcome to America!
BlunderWoman
Senior Member
I live in Texas formerly Tejas soon to be Tejas againAlso to add to Sharon's post. Just my 2 cents worth.
I'm familiar with Alpine from years back. They worked with several department stores back then, like JC Penney, Sears, etc. The pay was good as I remember and regular paychecks ... BUT after I got through the second interview with them (over the phone) and bought the landline phone with headset (that I still have!) ..they wanted ONLY fluent English and Spanish speaking employees to take care of customers.
My spanish was no where near the conversational level needed by them. I wasn't too happy at that point!
Don't know about the requirements of these other companies. But in general, speaking Spanish is considered important in the US for customer service jobs. Welcome to America!
BlunderWoman
Senior Member
I'm not worried I could move to India and get a job with AT&T ha!
This is so funny-
http://www.noob.us/humor/conan-obrien-nbc-tech-support-in-india/