Real work from home opportunities are abundant. But, the Internet has become a breeding ground for get-rich-quick schemes. For every real job, there are hundreds of duds. Don’t become another victim.

B e w a r e

Complaints filed against companies offering work-at-home scams has more than doubled in the last few years. As more job seekers get online, these scams thrive. Generally, outside of the Internet, advertisements for work-at-home opportunities are also found in the classified sections of local newspapers, magazines and other publications. While not all offers are phony, many are. Protect yourself.

S t r e n g t h   I n   N u m b e r s

SOHOJobs does not allow scammers in our job listings, on our website or in our newsletters. Jobs must be real, legitimate and worthy of your efforts. After all, we SOHO’ers have to stick together if we are going to wipe out work at home fraud.

Please report scammers to info@sohojobs.org

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