Honest Information About Home Assembly Jobs
I have done a lot of research into “Assemble Products At Home” type job opportunities. As with most other money making opportunities you will find that there are a lot of scams.
It is a good thing that you are reading this article as I will tell you the truth about what I know of making money by assembling products at home. However, you should always do some research yourself, especially by checking with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) to see what kind of reputation the company has.
Another good place to do some research about a particular company is in forums. Just type the name of the company along with the word forum into a search engine to see what others are saying about the company.
New England Crafters Magical Gift Company
One of the best companies that pays you to assemble products at home is the New England Crafters Magical Gift Company. They charge a fee of $39.95 to get your starter kit. Once you complete a certain number of units they refund the initial fee in full.
The great thing about this company is that they pay for everything after that initial fee. You never have to pay for your supplies, you don’t even have to pay for the postage to send in the finished products.
The New England Crafters Magical Gift Company has a great standing with the BBB and you will find many people talking about their success with the company in forums. I can personally vouch for this company as my wife has become involved.
The Magical Gift Company has sewing, painting, and gluing projects with over 30 different ones to choose from.
Honest Information about New England Crafters Magical Gift Company
The Disciples Cross
Another company you have probably heard of is The Disciples Cross. This could be a good company for you to deal with, but it depends upon what you want to do.
If you would like to assemble the crosses and then sell them on your own you can make a really good profit. Some assemblers place displays on consignment in Christian bookstores and other gift shops. Of course they can also be sold online, at parties, or for church, school or group fund raisers.
From what I have learned about The Disciples Cross is that many people have problems with their buy back system. The company promises to buy assembled crosses from members, but many members report that the waiting time is excessive and the refusal rate is high. In response to this, company reps have said that the hand inspection of each unit is time consuming and their quality standards are high.
Honest Information about Disciples Cross
So there you have it. It is a short list, but of all the “Assemble Products at Home” companies these are the only two that I would recommend.
