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I have bad health and often times I dont feel well enough to talk to people over the phone. Ive been trying to find jobs for a long time now that I could do, but havent gotten any luck. I only have a GED and I need a steady fully time job that pays at least 16 an hour. I often look for live chat jobs or email support. Its hard to find some that are strictly that and dont require phone communication. Does anyone know any really good sites I can check daily for those? Ive checked a lot of sites but maybe there are some I dont know about... also any other idea of what I can do for home without a college degree or having to call people? thanks :)
Hey everyone,
I'm currently looking for legitimate part-time remote jobs that don't require any prior experience. I want to work only from home, not interested in anything that requires on-site visits or travel.
I'm open to anything flexible: customer support, data entry, content moderation, virtual assistant work, or even simple writing tasks. Just looking for something real and not scammy.
If you've had a good experience with any beginner-friendly remote job (or know someone who has), I would appreciate any suggestions or advice!
Thanks in advance for your help.
Edit: Thought I’d edit the post in case it helps someone. Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s working for me:
EliteSurveySites: I’ve experimented with a lot of side income ideas, and a few things finally started to click. One big breakthrough was using this site, they helped me find legit, better-paying survey platforms. In the beginning, I was barely earning anything, a few cents per survey, if that. But after sticking with it for a few weeks and being consistent, I now average over $1500/month from the recommended panels.
Fiverr: On the side, I’ve also been picking up small writing tasks, mostly short-form content like social media captions for LinkedIn and Instagram. That brings in an extra $200–$300 each month.
Beta Testing: Another thing that worked for me: giving honest feedback to startups. If you search Reddit or niche forums for phrases like “need testers”, you’ll find plenty of early-stage products looking for feedback. They usually pay around $10–$15 per session, and it’s pretty straightforward work.
Just sharing what’s worked for me so far, I’ll be sure to update the list if I find something else that works too.