Alpine Access
(AlpineAccess.com) is a growing call center
outsourcing company that allows people a
unique opportunity to work from home.
They offer at home positions for people to
field calls for a variety of large corporate
clients such as Office
Depot, J.Crew, and the Internal Revenue
Service.
What AlpineAccess.com does is allow
companies to eliminate the costs of
maintaining an in-house customer service
center. Instead, they provide a
nationwide home-based staff of trained
representatives who can cover a range of
time zones, languages, and skill sets.
Since its doors opened in 1998
AlpineAccess.com has handled all employee
recruitment online and over the phone.
After you submit an online application they
will schedule a follow up phone interview. It's important to be honest
with them throughout this process because
the last step is a professional
background check.
There are a few requirements that you
must fulfill in order to work for Alpine
Access. An obvious must is a solid
phone demeanor and basic computer skills,
since
the majority of work is order processing.
You also need to be available between
20-20 hours a week, the great thing is that
you can put in requests for whatever shift
is more convenient for you. However,
due to the high level of competition for
these jobs you may end up having to take
what's available.
Some technical requirements include: a
fairly modern computer with Windows 2000,
XP, or Vista, a reliable high-speed ISP
service, the ability to be on the Internet
and on the phone at the same time without
the use of a cell phone or IP phone, and a
corded headset with noise-canceling
microphone.
In the past a really good unlimited long
distance plan was necessary to work with
Alpine Access but they have grown
considerably and now offer local access
numbers in many major cities.
If you can fulfill those requirements
then you would be a candidate for a position
with AlpineAccess.com. Some
additional perks of working with them are
that you're considered an employee and get
an hourly salary, usually between $9-$12hr.
Alpine is one of the few companies that
I've come across that offers legitimate home
based work. The pay is not spectacular
but you save money by eliminating the
commute from your work day. And if you
have no choice, i.e. injured from work this
is an opportunity to consider.
I work online with a method where you can
make several hundred dollars for a couple
hours of work, whenever you have time.
This business is free to join and I won't
charge you anything for the information,
just let me
know where to send you the info,
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Best of Luck,
Steve Albright
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Anonymous, Location unknown
Posted at 1:48pm on Saturday, July 12th, 2008
This information is being sent with a request to be kept totally anonymous. This information is compiled from several employees, that need their job, especially in today's economy.
Alpine Access often benefits from the free publicity bestowed upon them from local news channels, good morning america and countless magazines and newspapers. They are touted as the #1 legitimate work from home company. No one ever discusses the inside story.
Once upon a time, Alpine went through a financial crisis and they asked their agents and corporate employees to take a pay cut. Regular agents had their pay reduced from $10.00/hr to $9.00/hr. Corporate employees went from $15.00/hr to $12.00/hr. Everyone who took the pay cut, believed in Alpine so they were willing to do it. Alpine offered many thanks and promised to make it up to everyone. Alpine made it through the crisis and that's when their gratitude ended. Wages never went back up and nothing else was ever offered to their employee... read more»
Josh, PA
Posted at 10:17pm on Sunday, May 11th, 2008
This is the best actual work at home job I have ever found. It is one of the few jobs that will pay you hourly like any normal job, and dont require you to purchase anything from them to start working. Yes they do have some requirements like phones and computers but whats the big deal you allready have a computer if your reading this and most people stay up to date which would enclude a basic local land line. From what I have found is if you are trying to find a work at home job that would be just like a job that you travel to this would be it.