Comments on: I’ve Tried That Investigates: West At Home

By: brandi

brandi — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 15:37:23 +0000

i just applied and the email said they do do business in wisconsin, does anyone know any other at home companies.

By: Celeste Peters

Celeste Peters — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 16:51:46 +0000

I have worked at West at Home since 11/2008. You do have to pay for the background check and credit check. I have a dedicated phone line with no features on it. You can’t have background noise so no kids in background or dogs barking etc. I love making the extra money. It’s not a lot but it’s something. You can either get paid by the min but if it comes out to be less than your states min wage they have to pay you that. I live in NJ and the min wage is 7.25/ hr so I know anytime I work I will at least get that. It is sometimes hard to get hrs. Sometime I just sit and keep hitting the refresh button and wait for people to trade their hrs in and pick up hrs like that. I wish I could do it full time but it is not consistant enough to get hrs so I have a fulltime job and do this after work or on weekend only. I work Direct Response and I am surprised since I’ve been with the company for so long that they have not offered me other lines to work. My money is always direct deposited in my bank account on time every two weeks and I’ve never had any problems. This is the best part-time job..I don’t have to get dressed or commute so it is worth it for me.

By: Tanisha Byer

Tanisha Byer — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 16:47:46 +0000

I just finish the skill training for GE home delivery, am just waiting on them to schdule me for the webnair.

By: Elizabeth Hooper

Elizabeth Hooper — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 08:13:38 +0000

Hey Im about to start working for WAH. But can somebody est. How much your bi-weekly checks going to be working DR Full time or Part Time. Email me ehooper2714@yahoo.com? Also how long does it take to move up. I want to do what Samantha that work for Citi Cardmember Services and making that get pay rate.

By: VGP

VGP — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 18:55:18 +0000

WAH is a great company to work with. It is hard to get support from them when you have a tech issue. Sometimes you get one answer from someone and a different version from somebody else. I guess there is a lot of info involved on a skill. I worked for siriuxm but I could barely work because the system was always down. But I have to say if you do your job right and the way they tell you to do, you will have job with them forever and many other opportunities. My paychek was always deposit on time. There are a little disorganized sometimes. I’m assuming because they are always busy with agents and multiple things at the same time. That is why is better to work with no problem to be succesful with them.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 03:51:14 +0000

I have worked for West At Home for years. I have always had my money deposited on the correct date or a day before. I have done many differant lines. I have made anywhere from 7.40 an hour to 15.35 an hour. It is a nice flexiable job if your schedule is irregular.

By: bad west

bad west — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 23:14:46 +0000

West At Home is a sorry mess. The Sprint cell phone campaign training is totally disorganized and then they wonder why your not learning anything. And I’ve heard of several people that were not paid on time so keep that iin mind when you consider doing business with these people.

By: Ife Miller

Ife Miller — Sat, 11 Jun 2011 08:53:05 +0000

I used to work for WestAtHome and I can say they are a legitimate work at home company. I am in Houston and my payroll checks came out of Dallas. I have a friend right now who I recommended with their company and she is working with Serius through them. She likes the flexibility and the particular project she is working under. WestAtHome, just like any other place of business needs to collect your information for pre-empolyment and hiring purposes. If you don’t hear from then that means you’re not hired, if you do hear from them then of course you are. If you feel they may do something with your information, pull your credit score and check it out. I have never had an issue with them at all and since i am between jobs, I am about to apply with them again.

By: jstcurious

jstcurious — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 18:22:05 +0000

If you work from your home, and you get paid by the phone call not hourly, then why the drug test. I am in my house, not driving, and not smoking pot while working. Can anyone tell me why any company can tell you what to do in your own home? I can understand if your on there property. Just curious

By: Cindy

Cindy — Fri, 26 Nov 2010 02:55:33 +0000

Hello Everyone-
I applied for West at Home in Sept. 2010. They sent me an email on Nov. 2010 with an offer letter. I accepted the offered and filled out all of my new hire info. & I got my I-9 forms notorized & I faxed them back. I haven’t received the info. on paying the $29.95 for the background check yet. Do anyone know how long it normally takes to complete the process for new hire & to receive a start date?