Q/A: Where can I find work from home that doesn’t involve the phone?

Updated on: by Miranda Grimm

Flexible Non Phone Jobs- Q/AThe questions I receive are often like the following email. People are needing to manage a way to work from home while the family life is still actively happening around them. Even though there is a lot of competition with others in the same situation, there are still many available opportunities.

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Question:

I am a stay at home mom, that has a question that maybe you can point me in a good direction. As I said I am a stay at home mom, my youngest won’t be going to school for 2 more years, my husband is a disabled veteran and not able to work plus he is going to school. We don’t have a huge amount of income coming in and I want to start working from home. The problem is that I have background noise and am not able to take phone calls. I have experience in customer service and I’m looking for jobs that will make a good income to support our household and also has flexible hours or not on a set scheduled time.

What jobs would be the best to apply for that will work with the situation I am in?

Thanks for reading my story and hope you have some good advice.

 

Answer:

I understand you need to find work you can do from home that doesn’t involve the phone and provides flexible scheduling.

 

Currently, my top two suggestions would be:

 

Talk2Rep for chat based customer support.
It pays around a base of $9/hr and I think there is potential for commission- I believe most of the jobs are for AT&T Support/Sales. I’ve heard the flexibility is great.

 

There is also Search Engine Evaluating– which can be a tough job but pays around $12-15/hour. Unfortunately it only pays once a month. However, the job is one of those where you simply login and work whenever you have the time- provided there is work available.

 

Here are a few links I suggest:

 

I hope this helps get you started in the right direction.

 

-Miranda

 

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Kona

March 28, 2014 at 9:52 pm

Thx for this! These tips are also helpful for those, like me, who are Deaf and find it challenging to find jobs not requiring hearing 🙂

Miranda Grimm

March 31, 2014 at 12:36 am

That is a good point. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

Sean

April 23, 2014 at 12:48 pm

hello can you apply for talk2rep non-phone job chat position if u are entry-level?

Michelle Sharp

June 4, 2014 at 5:17 pm

Yes, you sure can.

Michelle Sharp

June 4, 2014 at 5:17 pm

Hi, I currently contract with Arise Virtual Solutions, I am my own Independent Business Owner (Sharp Communications). I have been with them for almost 5 years. I currently maintain 2 clients, one is customer service/sales via phone for a well known office supply store and the other is website chat support for a well known theme park. I’ve been doing the chat support since January and I really like it. The client offers do fill quickly and often rotate. There has been a regular chat support position for a well known phone company also.

I also do seasonal data entry for Great American Opportunities. I actually found that offer on this board, it took a while to hear back from them but once you get in, you stay in unless you don’t want to work seasonally. You do data entry for school fund raisers which are scanned and sent to your home computer for you to enter. It’s paid per form and you do have to take a test on accuracy to verify you meet the needs of the company.

I hope this helps and if you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at [email protected].

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