Beware, work at home job seekers, this is just another version of the “Data Entry” scam and it’s spreading big-time! The Cleveland Better Business Bureau and the local Phoenix, Arizona ABC television affiliate are warning their local market of the dangers of this scheme.

To view the short news clip that appeared on the Phoenix, AZ, ABC news, just visit the Women’s Work blog post Work from Home Scams: Rebate Processor.

Was just reading a post over at Clickz.com that marketing pro Karen Gedney wrote, “Career Advice for the Newly Employed.” She talks about how many calls she’s getting from small and mid-sized businesses looking for help with email and e-newsletter campaigns. And then she mentions how many brainstorming sessions she’s had with marketing colleagues of hers that are now unemployed. They’re looking for employment advice on how to steer their career into a better direction.

If you happen to be looking to create your own home business, this is certainly an area you’ll want to check out. Go ahead and read the short post on Career Change Advice. It identifies an unfulfilled need in an area with high demand and just might get those entrepreneurial juices flowing.

Enjoy…

So what can you do?

After searching hi and lo, I found a great work at home job bank that on any given day lists hundreds of companies who are searching for people interested in working at home. But why is this job bank different from all others?

This job board is able to maintain a support-based structure that is completely free of commercial advertising. They do not accept paid ads. They don’t make outrageous claims, and they do not permit outrageous claims to enter the job bank. Also prohibited is the posting of pyramid schemes, chain letters, or other well known schemes.

So if you’re interested in looking into a resource for scam-free work at home jobs, check out the homebased business resources at Women’s Work!