Are there any companies hiring work at home agents to activate cell phones or credit cards?
1 I'll leave the answer slots for those who can answer this definitively for today. I believe the fraud risk issues with the 2 special areas you have selected are so great that a card issuer or wireless carrier would be nuts to employ work at home associates for this. I am sure it would be technically possible to protect against fraud; but, I am not sure it would be worth it for them to implement this.
Moreover, on the credit card side of things, this function is heavily automated today.(Just the opinion of someone who worked in the industry for over 15 years) .
The company hires home-based independent contractors to serve as live operators to verify calls for telephone companies and other service industries focused on combating sales fraud. Those calls are recorded for quality assurance and compliance purposes. Another set of home-based workers listen to Web-based files to review the calls for accuracy.
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