You might want to give wfhalert a look, it's a service that sends daily curated remote job alerts, focusing on entry level roles like customer service or data entry that don’t need a degree. It could match what you're searching for. People often come across genuine opportunities there while avoiding scams. Just make sure to still do some research on each potential job to ensure it's a good fit for you. More on reddit.com

After a decade on Reddit, I've seen my fair share of remote jobs/work from home jobs come and go. Trust me, I've tried everything from survey sites to microtask platforms, usually ending up disappointed and wondering why I wasted my time. But I gotta say, Freecash has been a game-changer for me. I was skeptical at first (aren't we all?), but I decided to give it a shot about a week ago. To my surprise, I've already made $109 in just 8 days. It's not gonna make you rich overnight or replace your day job, but for a side gig, it's pretty sweet. What I like about Freecash.com is the variety of tasks available. The site offers a mix of surveys, offers, and tasks, so you can switch things up when you get bored. I personally enjoy the surveys and some of the game offers. Another great thing is the low payout threshold. You don't have to wait forever to see your earnings. I've already cashed out twice! They also offer multiple payment options. You can choose between PayPal, crypto, and gift cards. I've stuck with PayPal so far, but it's nice to have options. The user-friendly interface is a big plus too. It's easy to navigate and find tasks you're interested in. And let's talk about the pay rates - while it varies, I've found the pay to be better than many other sites I've tried. Now, I'm not saying it's perfect. Some days are better than others, and you might not qualify for every survey. But overall, it's been a positive experience. If you're looking for a legit way to make some extra cash in your spare time, I'd definitely recommend it a try. Just remember to be consistent and put in a little time each day. I usually spend about an hour or two in the evenings while watching Netflix, and it's added up nicely. Pro tip: Keep an eye out for their daily bonuses and special offers. They can really boost your earnings! More on reddit.com

I've experimented with a lot of Remote Jobs sites and found that most of them offer very modest earnings EXCEPT this site . They pay you to test apps and games. The game I chose to play to earn was actually fun and easy to play. I was able to make $300+ within a week. I chose to payout early before completing the missions and I received my out the very next day after requesting it. https://www.reddit.com/RemoteJobs/comments/1m6atoc/get_paid_to_test_apps_and_games_upto_32/ More on reddit.com

Unfortunately, in the US, salaried full time employees have to adhere to tax and health insurance rules that limit your work location. (Some companies may allow remote work from a specific region or from anywhere in the US, but none allow working abroad except for a few days or weeks). Your only option to work remotely and internationally is to become freelance/self-employed, but even then, some companies are forbidden from storing documents in servers outside the US, so you will not be able to contract with all companies. You could also keep working as an employee and secretly work internationally by using a VPN. But that is stressful and you could get caught. Pick your poison. Good luck! More on reddit.com