Pixprofit pays for typing out captcha images?

Pixprofit is a site that pays you to type out the letters and numbers in a captcha image. You get 30 seconds per image to type it correctly. You must type it in case sensitive, and include any symbols or spaces just as it is in the image. I am still testing this program, and am not really sure what I think of it. I have heard from many sources that it does pay and is legit, and the site states that they process payments daily. I have also heard that if you make too many errors your account will be suspended, so if you do use this program accuracy is a must. You earn $1.00 for every thousand captchas processed. I like the fact that the site pays out daily, so you can get paid as soon as you have reached the $3.00 payout amount.

My biggest issue with this would be to wonder why someone needs thousands of capchas decoded in the first place. Also, this has got to be the most mind numbingly boring work from home task I have ever attempted. I did not even get to the point of having made a dollar before my brain felt like it had turned to Jello, and I had to stop doing it. Since then, I have found it difficult to feel motivated enough to go on another captcha rampage, so it may be a while before I can verify if this pays or not. In the meantime, it is believed to be legit (but possibly unethical if being used to spam?), and I will leave it up to you to decide whether or not to use it.

Ver-A-Fast hires work from home CSR's

Ver-A-Fast hires people to make service calls to the customers of their clients. You can either pursue work from home or contract work opportunities. You should have basic typing skills, a Pentium 3 or newer Windows computer, a printer, a CD Rom drive, and a high speed internet connection. Hours available are stated to be mostly evenings and weekends. You can either apply online or by telephone. While I have heard that this is reputable from a couple of sources, nobody I know well personally has ever worked for Ver-A-Fast. If you give them a try, please make sure to come back and tell us about your opinion of them.

Click here to check into working for Ver-A-Fast as a customer service representative.

NOTE ABOUT REAL COMPANY HOME-WORK EMPLOYERS: These real life companies that pay people to work from home are just like any other employer, and may not be hiring at all times. They can only hire enough workers to cover their flow of business. This is actually to your benefit. If the company hired you when they did not have the work to support you, nobody would make anything from them due to lack of enough work to go around. If you apply, please be patient as it can sometimes take a while before they contact you back. Pestering them will not get you hired faster, and may cause you to not be hired at all. My advice is to apply for all of them that are applicable and be patient, just like searching for a real job. Also, since these are real life jobs working at home; be prepared for the fact that some may require resumes, certain amounts of experience, proficiency tests, and special equipment.

About Legit Money Makers vs Positive Listings

Due to a question someone asked me, I would like to clarify the purpose of the "Legit Money Makers" category. Any program that is posted with this tag I have either been personally paid by, or someone whom I know personally well enough to trust has been paid by. Any program listed here on this blog that is not on the Scamwatch list is here because it is believed to be legit after researching it, but if they do not have this tag I cannot give a personal recommendation on them. The lack of the tag does NOT mean they are not legit, only that I cannot personally vouch for them. All other opportunities believed to be legit are tagged as Positive Listings. As always, we encourage our readers to comment on their experiences with any programs listed, and provide any additional info they think others may find helpful when choosing an opportunity.