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April 10, 2025 

Happy Thursday!

In today's WFH news, on the gig side, if you're the one who makes people laugh, this well-known magazine pays $100 for a funny story and $25 for quotes and jokes. Separately, you can also get $300 for greeting card poems. Click here and scroll down for details.

Elsewhere in WFH country, we mentioned CVS a few weeks back. The application window for their no-weekends customer service job closes tomorrow, so apply quickly if you're interested. Pay starts at $17/hr. No college requirement, no state hiring limits mentioned. Full-time, with benefits. 

I Got Hired! Please join us in congratulating Lakisha S-G., who wrote us on Monday,

"I want to thank you for your site for all things work-from-home related. I was able to get hired by Omni and am working my first gig with them this week. I tell everyone who is looking to go into work-from-home work to check out your site. Thanks again, so much for all the work you do."

Congratulations on your new Omni job, Lakisha! And thanks from the team for the pats on the back! We appreciate it! If you've got an “I Got Hired” story you'd like to share, write us at success@ratracerebellion.com. If not yet, we'll keep our fingers crossed!

Also closing tomorrow, for "passive" side cash -- Digital Reflection Panel Participants, up to $240/yr. (Sorry, won't work with a VPN.) A market research panel from Kantar Media. “Plug a USB-sized device into your router to track internet usage. No complicated setup—just plug in and earn…"

Entry Level -- Comcast is hiring for customer service. Some high school coursework required. Pay starts at $16/hr. Benefits included. We don't see many jobs that don't require a HS diploma or GED, so this may fill soon!  

More below -- Have a glorious Spring day! ~ Mike Haaren

Remote Jobs with CAPITAL ONE

In this video, join Chris as she guides you through the CAPITAL ONE website to uncover all their remote job openings. Whether you're seeking a new career path or aiming for a WFH arrangement, CAPITAL ONE might have just the job for you.

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Also Legitimate - Earn Rewards for Answering Simple Questions (Scroll Down) – Ipsos i-Say: Answer simple opinion questions for cash or -- if you prefer -- gift cards. Another legitimate extra-income option.

💥Don't Forget RRR's Big List of WFH Jobs & Gigs!💥 

We post many jobs and gigs here and on the site, but there are lots more! Check out our Big List of Work from Home Jobs for hundreds of additional options!

Also Legitimate - Get Paid for Your Opinions on Politics and Other Current Events - YouGov: Surveys cover trending topics like race relations, politicians, the state of the economy, sports and more. Get paid in cash or -- if you prefer -- gift cards for Amazon, Walmart, Target and other leading brands.

Today's Daily WFH Jobs & Side Gigs 

Jobs in the screened Daily Leads often fill fast, so be sure to check them soon! 

A sampling: 

• Technical Support Specialist, $19/hr.
• Enrollment Representative for education company, $15.75/hr.
• Claims Support Associate II for healthcare company, $17+/hr.
• And more!

Missed earlier job leads? CLICK HERE to see the last 10 days of leads.

Also Legitimate - Get Extra Cash for Surveys - LEO: Surveys pay $1-$35 per reviews. Receive cash or -- if  you prefer -- gift cards for Amazon, Walmart, and other major brands. There are also weekly giveaways of cash and gift cards.

Non-Phone Customer Service, $22/Hr. - Computer - Additional Payments - No Weekends - College Not Required

If you're looking for something non-phone, with no weekends, this Support Specialist role might fit. Pay starts at $22/hr. plus $250 for your home office and $50 monthly for working from home. Computer provided. Benefits look comprehensive. College not required, no state hiring exclusions mentioned.