Finding a legit remote data entry job can be tricky with all the scams out there. I've been through the same struggle, so I get it. One thing that helped me was checking out this sit e. More on reddit.com

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For actual remote job data entry, I’ve had the best⁤ luck going through big staffing agencies such as Kelly, Robert Half, Randstad, and filtering for remote + temporary/part-time, they at least vet the clients and you’re on payroll, not wiring money to some rando on Telegram. All the survey/affiliate stuff is fine as extra, but I treat it like pocket money; for example I mess around with Mistplay on my phone when I’m on hold or watching TV and just roll the points into Amazon gift⁤ cards to cover little work from home things like cables, notebooks, etc., not as anything close to real income. More on reddit.com

Data annotation tech is pretty good, the only one that I trust. I've earned 140 dollars in two weeks so yes, if you do their projects at the best that you can, it works. But it is definitely not a full-time job. I'm in Italy and there are very few projects available, I'm currently not working since last Saturday and I'm hoping for more to come. In US there are more projects, you can check their Linkedin and find out every project and apply. But again, this is not a job that can provide you a good salary. More on reddit.com