Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Alpine Access

Here is a link to this company for anyone interested. I have not worked for this company so I don't have any experience to offer, but if you are interested, do your homework and check them out. My only reason for not really persuing this kind of employment is that my kids are way too noisy, lol, so I doubt I could find quiet time to be a home agent. But if you have kids in school/daycare, this could possibly be worth checking out. Crystal, a mom with a blog atWork From Home Facts
also commented about the same drawback of having a noisy background when she was working for West At Home Thanks for sharing, Crystal! If you do work as an at home agent for a company like West or Alpine Access or have applied, please share your experiences, thanks!!


At Alpine Access, we deliver our ACE™ philosophy to our home-based agents as well. We have been committed to employing home-based people like you since 1998. Alpine Access values the relationship with each agent enough to make them employees of the company. We do so because an employee relationship creates a stronger connection and greater loyalty for our clients and our employees. Having an employee who is excited about their work and feels valued in their job is necessary for them to deliver a better level of service to our clients and their customers.

Unlike other work opportunities out there, we allow you to work from home. With Alpine Access, you can expect to be paid for all of the time you work - not on a per-minute or per call basis where, if calls don’t come in, you don’t make money. Further, we pay for application processing, background checks and for training. As employees of Alpine Access, you will experience a different kind of job, working from the comfort of your own home-office.

www.AlpineAccess.com

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I work for West Work at Home and have since Sept 2007. I was very excited to get the job and I choose to take callsfor Toys R Us. The company is legit and they pay $.22 a minute of talk time. Unfortunately, I only work 2-4 hours a week because as soon as they post available shifts, they are gone! I check about 10x a day to pick up what I can, but it's been tough to find anything. I think they have hired too many people. I am going to have to find another job to bring in more income at this rate. My paychecks are $30 every 2 weeks. It's not paying the bills!

Anonymous said...

My friends mother went through West and ended up working for the Home Shopping Network. Seems that she can normally pick any shift she wants and she makes enough to pay the bills. Can you change the company you work from through West. IDK I applied and they haven't emailed me back yet.

Anonymous said...

I work for Alpine Access and I LOVE it. Just like the little excerpt above says, I get paid hourly whether I am on a call or not, they give me flexibility to work part time or full time, and have set schedules based upon your availability you set withing the hours you agree upon when getting hired. I work part time, 5 days a week, 5 hours a day. They have several programs to choose from like Lowes, Gap, etc...I just answer calls and assist customers all day with their CC needs...I could not have found a better, legit stay at home job. One thing for sure though, ther is a ZERO tolerance for noise, so if you cant have a quite environment, dont even think about it!