Australia Work From Home

genuine Work From Home using a computer in Australia?

I would like to know if anyone in Australia has found a genuine and Legitimate Work From Home web site, I asked this question yesterday, however forgot to state that I wanted information about Australian sites. Thanks

Not possible in Australia, Antarctica, America, or anywhere! There are no JOBS which pay you wages/salary unless your current employer will arrange telecommuting (which almost always includes a certain amount of time in the office).

The only people making money at home own their own business! You need to invest your time and money starting your business, and whatever profits your biz might make are your earnings. It’s a big leap from working at a job to owning and running a business.

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