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101+ Non-Phone Work From Home Jobs (All Screened)

Tom Nathaniel
September 13, 2023
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The problem with a lot of work at home gigs is that you often need a phone and a quiet place in order to qualify.  While there’s nothing wrong with this, it can be a burden for some.

Whether you hate the idea of talking to people over the phone and/or it’s for another reason, then let it be known there are many ways to make money without the need for a phone.

As with any post I write here, I always try to be as in-depth as possible with ways to make money so what you’re going to find is that some of these jobs can be considered as a part-time or full-time opportunity, whereas some are kind of work at your own pace.  I’m going to try my best to only include the companies that seem to always be hiring.

And, as with a lot of these work-at-home gigs, especially those that require no experience, keep in mind that you won’t get rich.  In fact, some of these jobs may not even pay the bills.  Just keep that mind.

For now, let’s dive in and take a look at all of the non-phone work from home opportunities you can take advantage of right now.

NOTE:  These are all jobs you can do from home only.  You will find some non-phone work from home job posts online that often list jobs that can be done outside of the home, such as Uber, etc.  All jobs posted below can be done at home and no phone is required, I promise.  Most of these companies are often hiring, but if you want to search for even more companies, I recommend Flexjobs, a remote job search engine that screens all at-home working opportunities.

101+ Non-Phone Work From Home Jobs Hiring Now

Get Paid to Research

Swagbucks

This is one of my favorite ways to make money online.  Granted, you won’t get rich, but you can make $100+ with them if you work with it daily.

Like all of these companies, Swagbucks works in the same way, where you can get paid to answer survey questions mostly, but they have other earning opportunities as well.  I just found the survey list to always be neverending, offering the best compensation.

Again, it’s super simple.

Click on a survey of interest, answer the questions if you qualify and get rewarded for your time.

Signing up is 100% free, and honestly, you can start working in as little as five minutes.



Branded Surveys

Branded Surveys is another company, wherein you can earn points for every survey you complete.  You won’t get rich answering questions, but it’s not unheard of to earn $10+ a month, sometimes much, much more.  It just depends on how hard you work at it.

The number of surveys you receive greatly depends on your personal profile, as with any research company.

Sign up (it’s free), fill out your personal profile, and based on this information, they will send you survey invites, which reward you with points.  You can then take these points to redeem for a variety of rewards, including gift cards and cash.

Pinecone Research

As one of the best-paying survey panels on the internet, Pinecone Research simply compensates you at least $3 per survey in most cases.

Aside from taking surveys, members can also test products and even participate in focus groups for even more cash.  Yet more ways to earn cash on the side.

Use the link below as a lot of the times the company does ask for a referral link if you’re a first-time member.

Opinion Outpost

Opinion Outpost is said to be the premier paid online survey community where you can answer survey questions in exchange for money and rewards, much like the other research companies I already mentioned.

Every day, companies rely on consumers like you and I and they need our help providing feedback.

Simply load your survey, answer the questions and get rewarded for your time.  Again, you won’t get rich, but it’s a nice way to at least supplement your already existing income.

Joining is 100% free and you can start earning cash in a matter of minutes.

E-Poll

If you like to shop and enjoy entertainment, then E-poll encourages you to apply as a researcher.

Signing up is 100% free, and like the many research companies, it’s yet another reputable company that rewards you to simply answer questions.

Fill out your demographic profile, wait for the survey invites and answer them as they come in to earn cold hard cash.  To learn more, I did write about them in this non-biased review, so I encourage you to check htem out if interested.

Springboard America

As a Springboard America member, you can get paid just for answering simple research questions.  That’s it.

Sign up today, get approved and you could be earning in as little as five minutes.

This isn’t meant to be a job opportunity; rather, a nice way to supplement your income, sometimes as much as $100+ for the month.

NOTE:  This is just a few of the many companies willing to pay you to answer questions.  If you like the idea of getting paid for your opinions, then I recommend you check out my 80+ best survey companies online right now.

Chat/Email Customer Support

Apple

Yes, Apple, one of the world’s richest companies, is almost always hiring at-home chat agents.

An “At Home Advisor” is responsible for answering questions about products and services, all while providing exemplary support.

Benefits are included, and much like a job, a schedule is required.  Use the link below to see if any openings are active right now.  Probably one of the best at-home chat gigs out of them all.



Arise

Arise works with multiple Fortune 500 companies, providing work-at-home opportunities for call centers, including chat agents.

Set your own schedule and make up to $14 per hour.

The Chat Shop

Unlike a lot of customer service jobs that deal with talking over the phone, The Chat Shop is different as you only communicate via text chats.

The company provides all of the training and asks that you can type at least 65+ WPM, commit to at least 20+ hours a week and have a strong ability to multi-task.

More skills are required, all of which you can find about via the careers link below.

LiveWorld

A LiveWorld customer service agent will perform various tasks, including social customer service, engagement for marketing purposes and protecting a brand’s image.

As a part-time option, agents are said to make up to $15 an hour, with overnight and weekend shifts available.

The company does ask that you have at least two to three years of customer service experience, with one year of experience working in a call center environment.  Follow the link below to apply.

OutPLEX

Many top brands rely on OutPLEX for their live chat services.

And, as a live chat agent with OutPLEX, you will be responsible for answering customer queries, resolving disputes and escalating issues through the proper channels.

No experience seems to be necessary, but the company does ask that you can type at least 30 to 50 words per minute.

Follow the careers link page below to see if any positions are open right now.

SiteStaff

The company isn’t always hiring, but they do hire chat hosts on occasion, also letting you submit your application for future jobs.

You must be able to type at least 60 WPM and have a reliable computer/internet connection.

Follow the link below to send in your application if interested.

Complete Small Tasks

Clickworker

If you’re familiar with mturk, a company I will mention later on, Clickworker works in the same way.

Basically, you will be asked to complete very short tasks posted by companies online, all of which pay $0.01 to $0.10+ each.  The pay may sound low, yes, but once you get good enough, you can earn an okay hourly salary.

You can work at your own pace at any time of the day.  No strings attached.

microWorkers

Get started right away as a “microworker,” completing small tasks, ranging from validating an address to translating a shopping receipt.

Take a look at the official website to see what kind of jobs are available to get an idea as to what jobs are available.

Like most of these small task-like websites, you get to work whenever you want as well as choose the jobs that are of interest to you.

mTurk

mTurk, operated by Amazon, is one of the most popular ways people make money online.

Known as a crowdsourcing marketplace, companies can list just about any task that they need to be completed online, but in general, they tend to be relatively quick tasks that take a minute or so complete.  For example, a task could be transcribing text from a receipt or judging a picture.  It’s quite diverse, to be honest.

While each task pays $0.01 to $0.10, people who get good at it can often earn up to $10+ per hour, but again, this can take some time to learn how the system works.

To get started, Amazon has a variety of great books online that teach you how to start making money with the program.

RapidWorkers

RapidWorkers is a crowdsourcing service that works much like mTurk.

All of the jobs posted often pay less than $0.15, but they only take a few seconds to do.

Again, get good at finding the right tasks and it could be a great way to supplement your income at home.

Smart Crowd

Operated by Lionbridge, the company offers you the ability to earn money by completing small tasks, similar to that of mturk and Clickworker.

You can work anytime you want and complete as many tasks as you choose.  It’s as flexible as it gets.

To start, they simply ask that you fill out a profile so that they can get to know you better and send you tasks that match your skill level.

  • Website:  theSmartCrowd.com

Medical Coding



Aviacode

Aviacode medical coding services provide efficient coding and translation of medical files in a fast, efficient manner.

And, always hiring, they are often on the lookout for a variety of medical coders who don’t mind working from home.

iMedX

iMedX is one of the leading providers for health providers, operating since 2002.

Continuing to grow, the company appears to hire medical coders who want to work from home.

Experience is required, however.

Carenet

Carenet offers a variety of work-at-home opportunities, from medical coders to nursing.

The jobs are always changing, so be sure to follow the link below for the most recent jobs.

Change Healthcare

Change Healthcare offers a variety of work-at-home medical coding jobs across a range of specialties.

Most jobs appear to be part-time and are posted at random.

Follow the link below for up-to-date job results.

Himagine Solutions

Himagine Solutions, a health care information management company, hires remote coders who want to work from home.

However, from my research, it only appears they hire from a number of cities, most of which are your larger metropolitan area such as Phoenix, Los Angeles, Chicago, etc.

Maxim Healthcare

Maxim Healthcare offers a variety of medical coding opportunities, all of which you can work from the comfort of your own home.

Candidates must have at least three years of experience.

Proofreading

Cactus

Cactus Communications frequently adds proofreading job opportunities, all of which are 100% remote.

Voted as one of the top 100 remote companies to work for, as per Forbes, some requirements are noted, all of which you can view via the careers link below.

Edit Fast

Edit Fast needs you if you consider yourself to be a skilled editor, proofreader, and/or writer.

The application page tends to be quite long, and honestly, I didn’t read much of it, but the company does encourage you to at least read it for important information as to how to apply.

Gramlee

Gramlee, an online editing service, appears to be always looking for qualified editors/proofreaders.

While the company does note they receive hundreds of applications a week, they do encourage you to apply if you’re an “absolute grammar fanatic.”

Follow the link below if interested to fill out an online employment application.

Scribendi

As an editor for Scribendi, you will have the ability to work from home, only choosing the jobs that interest you.

Potential applicants should have a university degree, at least three years experience and an average editing/proofreading speed of 1,000-1,500+ words per hour.

The company offers free training and even incentives that can be redeemed at local retailers.  Refer to the careers page link below for requirements.

NOTE:  That’s not all!  For a full list of proofreading companies online, check out the 60+ companies that offer proofreading opportunities.

Transcription



AccuTran Global

Established in 2002, AccuTran Global provides transcription services to clients around the world.

If you’re interested in transcribing various audio files, including financial, medical, legal, conference calls and messages, all in the comfort of your own home, it’s one to consider.

Please keep in mind that the company isn’t always hiring, but it does appear they open up hiring sprees every so often.  Refer to the careers page for more information.

babbletype

Babbletype is always looking for talented transcriptionists who are willing to focus on customer satisfaction.

All babbletype contractors work from, on their own schedule and even get paid weekly.

If you’re a native English speaker and know basic grammar, then the company encourages you to apply!

CastingWords

If you have no online transcription experience online, CastingWords is a great company to consider to get started.

Operating since 2005, CastingWords pays by the audio minute via PayPal and lets you work whenever you please.

Granted, if you do accept a job, there is a deadline attached, but other than that you can work as you please.

CrowdSurf

CrowdSurf, an on-demand transcription and captioning service, is a nice way to earn extra cash while transcribing.

Making online media more accessible for deaf and hard of hearing users, CrowdSurf workers process a variety of tasks, from cartoons to interviews.

No experience is necessary, and the company provides all of the training necessary to start working from home.

Daily Transcription

Daily Transcription provides services to a variety of industries, including entertainment, corporate and legal.

And, if you want flexibility, wherein you can create your own schedule, truly working whenever you want, then this is a company to consider.

All assignments come to you, and it’s your job to simply transcribe the audio files.  Pay is said to be in the $0.75 to $0.85 per minute range, with top transcriptionists making up to $950 per week.

Rookie transcriptionists are encouraged to apply!

FFTranscription

As an independent contractor, you can choose the days of the week you want to work, from anywhere in the world.

Compensation is said to start at $0.40 per audio minute, with opportunities to participate in higher paying jobs.

GoTranscript

GoTranscript offers some of the most competitive rates in the online transcription space, paying up to $0.60 per audio minute.  Top transcribers are said to make more than $1,200 a month.

Almost always hiring, GoTranscript lets you work from home, all at your own pace.

Payment is made weekly via PayPal, and as long as you good English skills, they want you to apply!

Literably

Literably helps teachers find a student’s accurate reading level, offering hand-scored reading assessments to pinpoint the exact literacy skills a student needs to build upon on.

As a transcriber, you will be responsible for transcribing as a student reads aloud.

Open to applicants worldwide, with no experience required.

Net Transcripts

Net Transcripts focuses on law enforcement transcription and is currently looking for individuals who can transcribe audio contact of criminal investigations.

While it doesn’t appear the job is 100% flexible, the job description does ask that you should consistently complete 40-60 audio minutes per day, five days per week.

Applicants must have prior transcription experience, type 80+ WPM and have excellent grammar/proofreading skills.

Quicktate

Transcribers will transcribe a variety of files, including memos, letters, phone recordings, conference calls and more.

Quicktate transcribers can earn up to 0.0050 per word.

Applicants must take a typing quiz and test to ensure you understand the company’s requirements.



Rev.com

I wrote about Rev.com in my 100+ transcription companies hiring post, and if you don’t know about them, to me, they are probably known as one of the best ways to enter the online transcription field online, seeing you need no experience.

And, best of all, Rev.com makes it very easy to apply.

Take a grammar/transcription test, and if approved, the company will let you know within 48 hours.  Once approved, you can get started almost immediately.

The average Rev.com transcription is said to make $1,400+ a month and is a great starting point to at least build experience.

Scribie

Scribie, an online transcription company, is yet another choice for beginners who are looking to enter the online transcription world.

Work at your own pace, but let it be known that they are known to offer some of the lowest rates in the industry.

3PlayMedia

3PlayMedia is looking for contract transcriptionists/editors to help transcribe recorded audio.

You get to decide what projects you want to accept and how much you want to work.  Projects are said to pay $10 to $30 per hour, depending on your efficiency.

Must be at least 18 years old and able to type 75 WPM.  Other requirements do apply, so be sure to follow the link below for more information.

TranscribeMe!

If you’d like to become a transcriber with TranscribeMe!, all that they ask is that you sign up and pass an exam, much like a lot of the transcription companies mentioned here.

Once approved, you will be given short audio chunks to transcribe, with transcribers paid per audio hour.

ubiqus

ubiqus is seeking freelance transcriptionists, proofreaders, translators and much more.

Experience is preferred for most positions but not preferred.

Almost all work-at-home positions are freelancing contractor positions, with no benefits included.

verbalink

verbalink is always looking for highly skilled linguists who want to work as an English language transcriptionist.

Aside from transcription work, the company also offers proofreading, copywriting and editing jobs as well.

If you’re interested, follow the link below and e-mail the company with an attached resume for consideration.

Virtual Scribes

As a Virtual Scribe, you will be considered the “Physician’s Assistant,” wherein you will document the patient encounter directly into the EMR.  This will include clinical information, notes, CPT codes into charts.

The company does ask that you have at least two years of transcription experience as well as two years of medical terminology.  As with any transcription job, attention to detail and grammar is a must.

NOTE:  This is nowhere close to being a full list of all of the medical transcription companies online.  Be sure to check out my 101+ favorite online transcription companies.

Translation

Gengo

If you’re fluent in another language, then you may be interested in working with Gengo.

After you get accepted, you can then log in and choose any jobs that are of interest.  No commitment is required.

According to third-party sources, payment starts at $0.03 per word.

Unbabel

If you know more than one language and feel comfortable translating a document from one to another, then Unbabel wants to hear from you.

With Unbabel, you will earn money reviewing and improving translations on your own schedule.

To see if you qualify, you can do so in just a few simple steps by following the link below.

Academic Tutoring

Brainfuse

Pay is said to be about $10 per tutoring session and open to all U.S. residents.

To register as a tutor, you will need to send a resume to the company.  Follow the link below for the e-mail address and more information.



PrepNow

PrepNow, like many of the online tutoring companies, has a list of requirements for consideration.

For one, you must have at least two years of teaching and/or tutoring experience.  You must also score either a 28 on the ACT or a 750 on SAT Math and SAT Verbal/CR.

All applicants must also hold at least a four-year bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college.

The job is kind of flexible, but the job description does note that they expect you to work at least six hours a week.

Tutor.com

To become an online tutor with Tutor.com, the company asks that you apply, take a subject exam, partake in a mock session and complete a background check.

If approved, you can then start working at your own pace, logging in whenever you’re available.

The company accepts a variety of subject masters, all of which you can find here.

Yup

Yup lets you earn money on your own schedule, tutoring other students with math.

Different than other tutoring websites, students will send a math problem picture via an app and wait for a tutor to connect to help.

To become a tutor, the company asks you to take a subject/teaching exam and fill out an application, a process which should take less than 24 hours.

  • Website:  Yup

Tutoring (ESL)

SayABC

Must be a native English speaker with at least a four-year university degree.  This seems to be the standard requirements for most ESL opportunities.

Earn up to $21 an hour, working as you please.

Qkids

Open to all U.S. residents as long as you have a four-year university degree or actively enrolled in a college program.

Earn up to $20 per hour.

VIPKid

Earn anywhere from $14 to $20+ per hour teaching Chinese children English.

You have to work odd hours, seeing the time difference is quite significant, but you do get to work as you please.

Must have a four-year degree and some sort of teaching experience.

Cambly

One of the few options online that doesn’t require a four-year degree.

Currently, Cambly needs both Spanish and English tutors, so if you don’t mind teaching English via webcam, this is yet another opportunity to consider.

Palfish

Palfish, unlike the other companies mentioned in this subsection, works on your mobile phone, where tutors can teach English to students straight from their mobile device.

No experience necessary!

Get Paid to Test Websites

BetaTesting.com

BetaTesting.com is currently recruiting people who want to test apps, software and/or a variety of games.  And, no, you don’t need any experience to do so.

Paid about $10 per test, this isn’t a gig designed to replace your day job but could be a nice way to make a few dollars on the side.

To sign up, the company does ask you to sign up via e-mail and will then ask you a few questions.  If they feel an upcoming study fits your demographic profile, they will then contact you with more information.

TestingTime

Test products at home via Skype or even on-site with the customer and get paid up to $50 per hour.

Typical studies can take up to 90 minutes to complete and no experience is necessary.

Free to join, with no strings attached.



trymyUI

Not a high paying opportunity, but trymyUI will pay you $10 for each test you take.

In short, you will be asked to test a website exactly as you would and provide your feedback as you voice your thoughts.

Each task lasts up to 20 minutes, with payments made to your PayPal account.

UserFeel

Much like trymyUI mentioned above, UserFeel works in the way.

Test out websites, speak out your thoughts as browsing the project and get rewarded for your time.

Testers get paid $10 per test, with the average test lasting 10 to 20 minutes.

Userlytics

Userlytics members can earn up to $90+ per test just by testing websites, videos, advertisements or anything in-between while speaking out loud.

Not considered as a full-time gig, I do recommend this option only if you’re looking to make a few dollars on the side.

All payments are made via Paypal.

UserTesting

UserTesting is currently hiring website testers nationwide who want to test websites and/or apps, providing their feedback in real-time.

Projects pay up to $60 per test, and you simply get paid for speaking your thoughts aloud.

Not considered to be a full-time job, but rather, a nice way to supplement your income.

uTest

uTest is unique in a way that you can view the project board to see if any tests are of interest.

For example, when I took a look at the project board, you could apply for an Amazon Fire Tablet job, wherein you would test features for a popular TV network.  The jobs seemed to greatly vary, but a lot of them did sound interesting.

All jobs vary in price, but you can pick and choose as you please.

whatusersdo

whatusersdo pays you at least $8+ per test, with the average test taking 15 to 20 minutes of your time.

Applying is free and only takes minutes to do.  No experience is necessary.

Web Search Evaluator

Appen

Appen contractors help improve search engine results, social media platform, eCommerce sites and more.

If you like the idea of searching for information online and evaluating the results, then Appen encourages you to apply.

Contractors work up to 20 hours per week and usually requires about one to four hours of work per day, up to seven days a week.

You can learn more about the minimum qualifications by following the link below.

iSoftStone

iSoftStone offers a variety of online ad evaluator jobs throughout the world.

Pay is said to start at $12 per hour for U.S. residents.

Jobs aren’t always active, but be sure to bookmark the link below if interested in an evaluator-like job.

KarmaHub

Dubbed as a “machine learning label service,” the company is similar to that of the others mentioned in this subsection.

In short, there’s not a lot of information found online, but basically, you will help tag images for accuracy as well as make sure search results match the query in question.

Pay appears to start at $10 and greatly depends on the exact position you apply for.

Lionbridge

Lionbridge offers a variety of part-time work-at-home roles, wherein individuals work as freelance contractors.

The company is known as one of the largest companies to work alongside Google, where you’re responsible for evaluating random search results.

According to the FAQ, the pay is said to be competitive, however, from my personal experience, the pay seems to be in the $12~ an hour range.

Writing



BKA Content

If you love to write and want to get paid, then you may want to consider applying with BKA Content.

The company handpicks all of their writers to ensure each writer has the unique skill/talent they are looking for.

Content Authority

The Content Authority has some very basic entry-level requirements and isn’t always hiring, but I just wanted to include them here for future reference.

Pay is up to $0.03 per word, with payments paid out weekly via Paypal.

Crowd Content

Crowd Content is currently accepting applications for writers, editors and even community builders.

Pay is said to be up to 7.6 cents per word, with payments made via PayPal.

HireWriters.com

According to the HireWriters.com website, they are a community designed for beginners as well as veteran publishers.

Actively seeking online freelance writers, you can make up to $20 per article once you become established.

Membership is 100% free and you can write about only the topics that are of interest to you.

LitCharts

From the creator of SparkNotes, LitCharts are said to be the world’s best literature study guides, with innovative features.

If you’re interested in writing guides and helping the company expand nearly 500 literate guides, then the company encourages you to apply.

E-mail the address via the link below and be sure to include at least two writing samples and a resume attachment.

Online Writing Jobs

Online Writing Jobs is looking for talented writers who have the motivation to create great content for popular brands.

To apply, the company asks that you fill out an application, submit a custom writing sample and wait up to three days for review.

Textbroker

Textbroker is probably one of the best ways to get your feet wet in the freelance writing arena.  Referred to as a content mill in the writer’s world, you don’t need much experience to start and can be a great way to jump start your online freelance writing career if interested.

Open to all U.S. residents, you can get to choose the jobs you want to work on and can truly work as you please.

Pay rate greatly depends on your skill level as the company rates you via stars as you continue with the company.

Verblio

Verblio writes are said to be talented and detailed oriented, and if you’re interested in becoming a writer, the company is looking for a few requirements.

For one, your research skills must be strong.  Secondly, impeccable grammar is a must.

Other requirements are mentioned as well, all of which you can browse via the link below.

Writers Access

Writers Access, a 5-time honoree on the Fortune 5000, continues to grow to this day.

Aside from writers, the company also hires translators, editors, influencers and more.

Pay is up to seven cents per word.

WritersDomain.net

Open to all U.S. residents, with pay up to $15~ an article.

To apply, the company asks that you register, submit a writing sample and wait for approval.

No minimums are required, truly making it a 100% flexible gig.

NOTE:  Yes!  There are more writing jobs you can take advantage of, all of which you can find on my 500+ ways to make money online.

Test Scorers



ETS

ETS raters generally work from home, in accordance with ETS guidelines.

And, in short, ETS rates are responsible for scoring test-taker responses and/or submitted work via a secured internet connection.

  • Website:  ETS

Pearson

Open to all U.S. residents who want to score student assessment tests at home.

Known to be the biggest name in the industry, the company isn’t always hiring, but like most of these companies, you can at least check the career page to see what’s available right now.

Third-party sources note the average at-home Pearson test scoring job starts at $12 per hour.

WriteScore

WriteScore is yet another company that pays you to work from home and grade tests, most of which are written essays by K-12 students.

The company is said to train you for the job and does ask that you have at least a 2-year college degree.  You will also need to pass a final qualifying test to be considered.

Miscellaneous

CarVertise

Drive a lot?

I know this is a work-from-home guide, but this could work if you’re just driving about regardless.  I just want to mention it quickly.

If so, CarVertise may want to hire you to slap an ad on your car and reward you for your time.

If it sounds of interest, fill out an application, see if there are any matches in your area and start earning if approved.

CarVertise isn’t the only company in town as I wrote about a few other companies that are willing to pay you hundreds to slap an advertisement on your car.  And, yes, it’s 100% legit.

Foap

You won’t make a ton doing this one, but Foap, an online app, will turn your photos into money.

Upload your photos to the Foap Market or even sell your photos to popular brands.  The choice is yours.

From the looks of it, photos can sell for $5 after commission, whereas brand missions can earn you more than $50.

Kirkus

Kirkus, a company mentioned in my get paid to read books post, is a great opportunity if you like the idea of getting paid to review books.

Reviews are said to be about 350 words and will be due two weeks after the book is assigned.

If interested, follow the link below and be prepared to submit your resume and writing samples to the e-mail noted.

StudySoup

If you’re in college or attended courses in the past, gather up your notes to make some cash with StudySoup.

From the looks of it, you can earn up to $500 per course, with top earners earning as much as $2,000!

As long as you meet the requirements, the company will pay you, even if nobody buys your notes.  Refer to the link below for more information.

Companies Always Hiring Remote Workers (no phone required)

Amazon

If you have no experience working online, one of the best options to consider is with Amazon.

Quite often, Amazon posts chat agent jobs, usually during the holiday rush, but postings do pop up throughout the year as well.

Aside from chat agent jobs, Amazon generally has hundreds of other jobs readily available, where you can work from home.  In these circumstances, experience is often required.

Refer to the official careers link below for more information.

Xerox

To date, Xerox has employed more than 8,000 home-based employees and are always looking for a variety of positions, including customer care, tech support and data entry, to name a few.

If you’re looking for a non-phone work from home job, then I would recommend the data entry job; however, it doesn’t hurt to look at the other work-at-home opportunities, either.

To see which jobs are available right now, follow the official careers link noted below.

 

 

Final Thoughts

Phew!  What a list.

Whatever your reason may be, let it be known that there are a myriad of jobs that you can do from home, all without the use of a phone!

Some may make you a few dollars on the side, whereas some could turn into a part-time or even full-time career.

As always, everything I list here is 100% legitimate.  If you feel differently, then do let me know and I will do more research!

I’m always open to hearing your thoughts, so be sure to let the world know everything about working from home in the comments below.

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Tom Nathaniel

Hi! My name is Tom Nathaniel, and I created LushDollar to help share my honest thoughts on everything money. You won't find gimmicks here. It's the Internet's most honest money site after all. I graduated from Arizona State University, and I have worked in the finance industry since 2006, consulting with multiple Fortune 5000 companies.

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