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KeyForCash.com Review: Is KeyForCash Another Data Entry Scam...?

KeyForCash.com is a very different kind of work at home data entry program.  When you visit their site the first thing you'll notice is that you're not bombarded with pictures of fancy cars, million dollar mansions, and bursting bank accounts.

This fact alone is enough to separate KeyForCash.com from the rest of the bogus data entry from home sites.

...So is Key For Cash a legit type at home program or a cleverly disguised scam?

For starters KeyForCash.com does not advertise their services and have become popular simply through word of mouth advertising. This goes a long way to proving their legitimacy since advertising costs money, and the companies doing it are obviously looking to recoup their investment from you.

The next thing you'll notice about KeyForCash.com is that there is no cost to sign up.  Registering to receive work from them will not cost you anything, just enter in some basic info, name, address, and email.

So is this a legit program? The answer is yes, they have been in business since 2001 and have a history of getting people actual data entry work.  Not like the rest of the B.S. data entry programs which sell you training in affiliate marketing and how to make money using AdWords.

...Are there any downsides to KeyForCash.com?

Unfortunately, this work at home opportunity is not perfect and does have its own set of drawbacks.  First off it's only available to residents of the continental United States, this does make sense since most of the work is for primarily US based companies, but does leave out many applicants.

However, the most detrimental part of KeyForCash.com comes from the overwhelming demand for data entry at home work.  Since there are so many people searching and applying to Key For Cash the waiting list to get in can range anywhere from 3 months to several years or at times never.

In addition, the high demand for work and the surplus of potential employees has driven labor prices way down.  Last time I checked, KeyForCash employees earned 55 cents per 1,000 accurate keystrokes.  Obviously this is better than nothing but it does force you to type an enormous amount to make an average hourly wage.

To many folks this wouldn't be a problem but the difficulty in earning a livable wage or substantial supplementary income is increased due to inconsistent work assignments.  Some months there may be work and in some there's nothing for you.

I don't see any harm in applying to KeyForCash.com but it's good to have realistic expectations and know that just because something isn't a scam there's still no guarantee that it will work out for you.

...What to do next?

While you wait for your application to get approved at Key For Cash I would recommend checking out what I consider to be the best online job out there, and one I still use to this day to make a great living from home.

This opportunity costs nothing to start and gives you the ability to make money within an hour of starting.  If you want to know more just let me know where to send you the info, Click Here.

Best of Luck,
Steve Albright

 

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Customer Reviews for 'KeyForCash.com'

Comments to date: 3. Page 1 of 1. Average Rating:

Barbara,  Salem NH

  Posted at 8:18pm on Sunday, November 9th, 2008

Keyforcash is definitely legitimate i have worked for them since April 2008 and have received all my checks from them. Some might have been slow to recieve but i got them! So good luck to all who apply!

ModernMode,  NC

  Posted at 2:06pm on Monday, October 20th, 2008

I worked for Keyforcash.com. After finally reaching the $50.00 amount that they require, I waited for my check. THEY SENT NOTHING. When I contacted them by email (the only way to contact them), they responded that they would look into it. Now they don't respond at all. STAY AWAY FROM KEYFORCASH.COM.

Jeff B,  Bakersfield, CA

  Posted at 11:11am on Saturday, September 27th, 2008

Although, as Mr. Albright mentioned, it took some time (approx. 2 months) for me to be accepted(I'm assuming the wait time was shorter for me because I have an exceptionally high keying speed...although, of that I can't be sure),I have been working with Key for Cash since May '08. During this time I have found that KFC IS DEFINITELY a legitimate company and also that most everything Mr. Albright mentioned about KFC is correct. I wanted to add this update: the pay rate has gone from 55 cents per 1000 keystrokes to 50 cents per 1000 keystrokes. I would think that this is due to the number of keyers versus the amount of work available as of late. Another thing to keep in mind is that their 'pay schedule' is on a 'net 30 day cycle'. For those of you who aren't sure what that means. It means that even though your check may be cut on say Sept 3rd(as was mine this month) You may RECEIVE that check until up to 30 days later. (Mine was post-marked Sept 22nd and I received it on the 24th) HOWEVE... read more »





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