OnPoint Advocacy - Onpointadvocacy.com - onpoint.com Falsely claimed to offer jobs, are really just selling non-exclusive phone and address lists. Internet

The company also refuses to share address contact information to make it more difficult to file BBB reports.  If that isn't the sign of a typical scam, what is?

As a contractor of OnPoint for over eight months (and earning paychecks that total 5-digits), I can guarantee that this company is legit.

As a contractor of OnPoint for over eight months (and earning paychecks that total 5-digits), I can guarantee that this company is legit.

This should clear up the misunderstanding--

from the website:

Q) Does it cost me anything to work with OnPoint@Home? 

A) OnPoint@Home has gone through extensive effort and made a significant investment to generate valuable contact lists and to secure the most efficient and effective technology products in the market. We are happy to make these available to each of our Advocacy Coordinators if they choose, however we require a fee of $50 in consideration of these costs if an Advocacy Coordinator does not complete their first project under the agreed upon terms...................................................................................

 

That policy is in place to discourage people from accepting a project and quitting before it is finished. I have never heard of anyone having to pay that fee.

Onpoint is a great company to work for, the pay is great and on time. It is absolutely not a scam or a rip off.

I have been contracting with this company for 3 years. They are a legitimate work at home company. When I started the venture of looking for work at home I ran across MANY scams. People who want you to invest money, send them a check, etc... this company does NOT require you to pay for anything. When making phone calls with this company, like any other, you are calling a list of people. How those lists are obtained are obviously up to the company. However, IF you contract with them, they pay you, and you fail to meet your obligations, then you are charged a small fee for all of their effort to put you to work. In all of my years here, I have never heard of anyone who has actually had to pay anything.

I have always been paid on time for every single project that I have worked for them. Plain and simple. We work with clients, those clients require a level of confidentiality. It is understandable and it is that way with almost EVER work at home company I have worked for. It seems to me that the original poster got spooked by some independent contractor wording, and likely has never worked at home before or has never been an IC before.

It is unfortunate that a great work at home company has to endure having their name run through the mud by someone who has no idea what they are talking about. It is difficult enough for us to find legitimate work at home companies. SO please, original poster, do your research! Don't make it even more difficult for those of us who do find good companies to continue finding them because you are uneducated on how the work at home world works.