Texting; either you love it or you don’t do it. Since the early 2000’s, many cellular phone companies have now added text, TXT to the list of services for wide variety of customers who love to send messages. Would you like to get a job texting?
There are many companies that offer texting positions online. If you are great at researching and with the keyboard, you’lll love these great job opportunities.
KGB- As the largest and oldest texting company thus far, KGB began as Infonxx in 1992. Over the past 15 years, it has expanded its services to include all types of untraditional telecommunication and information services to Europe and for the past few years, the United States. They currently offer two positions on their website kgb.com where people can sign up for a texting job; Special Agents and quality agents. Special Agents respond to 2 way inquiries by computer.
Must have access to a computer with high speed internet and
Mozilla Firefox web browser
Ability to type accurately
Skilled internet Researcher
Special agents have the ability to sign up for flexible shifts 24 hours a day. They do require that you work at least 27 hours per month to remain active in their system. Compensation is on a per question answered basis. They start at $.10 cents for each answered question and $.05 for automatic answered questions from their Knowledge Database, a system where agents can look up answers and send them to clients quickly. You will receive a payout for your services once you accumulate $60.00 or more on a per month basis.
ChaCha – ChaCha is not one of the biggest, but its definitely gaining momentum over KGB. They offer a more flexible schedule where agent’s can work anytime day or night with no minimum hours per month to fulfill, no set schedules to sign up for as well as a variety of texting positions you can do from the comfort of your home.
ChaCha texters are called guides. They are always looking for people to fill several positions of Expeditors, who deliver messages or questions to the guides; Generalist, who answer questions from customers; Specialist, who answer questions from a specific category of expertise; and Transcriber, who answer questions from callers who asks questions by phone. Again, they are paid on a per transaction basis. The company state at each guide makes an average salary of about $3 to $9 or more per hour. Payments for distributed by a debit card or direct deposit once a month when you accumulate a income of $100.00 or more. Firefox is required for a web browser and an operating system of Windows or Mac is required.
WEEGY. New to the texting scene is Weegy. Although they are in the start up phases of the business, the company has great potential at becoming successful. Working for them isn’t as difficult as KGB, or ChaCha, you just enter in your email information and other basic information and you’re ready to go. At this time, they only offer their services during business hours. Weegy experts are paid $.20 cents for each conversation they answer. Payments are transferred to your PayPal account once you accumulate at least $20.00. You can earn much more $.50 per question if you participate in the Weegy Pro expert, where people sign up for categories they are experts in categories such as legal, real estate, etc.
As you can see, there are a number of texting jobs on the internet that are great to work for. Flexible in schedules, and reasonably paid, each company offers a great way to earn extra income by researching questions and information online while delivering it to customers.
For more information about each company and the job opportunities they offer, please visit the following links.
