Your Best Bets for Data Entry Work From Home

Most work at home data entry jobs you find by doing a general Google search are going to be scams. A good rule of thumb regarding data entry is to never apply with any company that is asking you to pay. This is almost always a red flag for a scam with data entry.

Here are some legit companies:

• Axion Data - Read Review – They never seem to be hiring, but you can register your info on their site in case they have a need for workers.
• Cass Information Systems – Data verification and data entry. This position is very location-based. If the position is available, you’ll see it listed as “Data Verification Clerk.” You have to train onsite for a few weeks before you can do the job from home.
• Great American Opportunities – Read Review – Seasonal data entry involving inputting scanned magazine order forms. Must take test and go on waiting list if you pass. No website exists advertising this work.
• Virtual Bee - Read Review -Very low pay. Must take a typing test to get hired and pass with good accuracy.
• TDEC - The successful candidate will perform and document quality reviews and on-line data entry.
• Amazon MTurk – Read Review – You can find data entry work here on occasion, but you will have to do a search for it.
• Smart Locating – Frequently advertising data entry positions on Craigslist. Usually states you need to be able to meet for face-to-face meeting first. They are based in Texas, so you will likely need to be as well near one of their locations so you can meet with them.
• Palm Coast Data – Work as an IC and get paid per piece. You must live in the Palm Coast, FL area to be considered.
• SigTracker – Read Review – Updating voter registrations. Pay is per piece. The work is done through Elance. Not always hiring.
• T-Rex Corp. – This company occasionally has data entry openings for people in the US. The work involves converting .pdf documents into Word and Excel files.
• Xerox – Read Review - Xerox occasionally has a work from home data entry position listed on their website. However, the job is usually location-based, requiring that you work on site for one week before being allowed to do the job from home. Visit their Careers page and type in “work from home data entry” in the keywords box to see if this position is available.
• Also browse the freelance sites