WAH customer service anyone?

[s_kristina]

I've just finished my training to do inbound customer service calls for a huge company. I'm not at all sure if disclosing who I am working for is ok on a public board so I'll leave that out. I've been having problems getting my schedule set so I can start work, but I'm very excited to start and have money coming in.

[Mama Dragon]

Can you PM me with who it's for? :

[tinyblackdot]

yeah me too!

[KikaKika]

:)

Me too - I have a friend who is not on this board, and just today she asked if I can recommend WAH job for her.
THank you!

[s_kristina]

Just as an fyi on this thread the legit work at home call center jobs I looked closely in to are westathome.com liveops.com and alpineaccess.com The last one does charge for a background check, but I looked very closely in to it and the company is legit.

[tiffany21074]

I worked for liveops for a few weeks. I took calls for Pizza Hut in the evenings. I have to say it didn't last long because it has to be very quiet to take the calls. Even when I would nurse my daughter to sleep (she was about 2), she would sometimes wake up and there were times when I had people ask about the 'noises' in the background. So, it was fine but I couldn't do it because our house is just not quiet!

[s_kristina]

That's true all the places I applied with were very clear that you need to have a room with no noise in the background to work for them. I had looked in to this in the past and didn't because I could not have a room with no noise. At the moment I am only looking at overnight hours so that my children will be asleep and their father will take care of them as needed through the night.