But now the face of that whole work at home business may be changing since one company is selling consumers on the idea of real work they can do at home. We’re talking REAL jobs that include everything from home-based Customer Service to home-based sewing and a lot more.

And why not? That should be possible, shouldn’t it?

The San Antonio-based company, Moneyfromhome.com, conducts research nationally to find legitimate companies who hire employees or independent contractors to do honest home-based work. They also publish information about easy-to-start, affordable business opportunities that are also home-based. Customers who buy the information are buying an easy-to-use list of legitimate companies who hire people to work at home. They can use it as easily as they use their local help-wanted classifieds to get a job except that every opportunity is home-based.

The directory contains everything job seekers need to know in order to contact the companies who are hiring, but it does not contain any sort of pyramid schemes or ‘get rich quick’ scams.

What about envelope stuffing scams? Most envelope stuffing scams charge between $20 and $70 to enroll in the program. They promise easy work and easy money, claiming they pay between $2.00 and $10.00 per envelope stuffed. Often, after you pay the enrollment fee you find out the offer is shady, risky or even illegal. You’ll find envelope stuffing work in Moneyfromhome.com’s information, too, but it’s refreshingly legitimate. It pays only pennies per envelope stuffed, not dollars, and it doesn’t cost the person doing the work a single penny to start.

The information is available in hard copy through the mail and on the internet at www.Moneyfromhome.com. Total cost: about $35.00.

For more information you can contact Moneyfromhome.com.