Other Phone Work

The Active Network is a company that hires people to work at home, helping with sports reservation requests. This company is currently hiring now across several different states. See the bottom of the post for the complete listing of states.

It’s a seasonal position that will run from roughly May through early September. People with good performance may be asked to stay on permanently. The company will hire you as an employee and all the calls are inbound, so you aren’t doing sales or anything particularly stressful.
How much does the Active Network pay their home workers?
The rate of pay is not disclosed on the website, but I read a thread about the company…

There are a lot of people who work at home doing records retrieval for a company called Parameds. This involves a lot of phone work, retrieving information intended for insurance companies. The company claims to have people working in almost every U.S. city. From the website, “Headquartered in New York with representatives covering every city in the United States, Parameds.com, a PDC company, is the premier provider of APS Retrieval and Summary Services, Exam Solutions, and Underwriting/Claims Support to the Insurance Industry.”

This work at home opportunity appears to only be open to the U.S.
How much does Parameds pay?
The rate of pay is not disclosed on the company website, but I have read…

There is a company called Pleio that may hire you to work at home as a “Good Starter.” A Good Starter is a person who calls patients that have been given prescriptions to help them remember to take them, answer questions, and also help them get on a schedule for taking their medicine. Good Starters also call patients to see if they want to opt in to the Good Start program.

This is phone work (outbound calling), but it’s flexible and will pay well. Here are some more details:
Pay
Good Starters will earn between $16 and $20 an hour on average. Pay is per completed phone call. The rate per call is…

I just saw that OnPoint Advocacy is hiring now. It’s a phone job you can do from home, and I’ve heard a good bit about it over the past several months. From what I understand they are not always accepting applications, but since they happen to be at the moment, I figured this is a good time to get some details up on them.
What kind of company is OnPoint?
This is taken from their website. From what I understand, you’re doing outbound calling regarding political issues, healthcare, energy, etc.:
OnPoint@Home is the work-at-home division of DDC Advocacy. Centrally located just minutes from Washington, D.C., OnPoint is the premier grassroots communications firm in the nation. We…