Looking for remote job, no idea where to look (work from home, companies, interest)

[Osiphen]

I'm about to turn 18 and I just left my job of a year and a half because I've never been a manual labor kind-of-guy and I was moving boxes all day. I've always been somebody who helps people with technology and retrieving information quickly; I'm quite skilled with the English language and writing. I write at 98mph and I can code in C#, HTML, and PHP. I've been very interested in searching for a part-time/full-time job remotely that I can make a few hundred dollars a month or more at and I honestly have no idea where I should look.

Any suggestions on where to look?

[Aptor hours]

Originally Posted by Osiphen

I'm about to turn 18 and I just left my job of a year and a half because I've never been a manual labor kind-of-guy and I was moving boxes all day. I've always been somebody who helps people with technology and retrieving information quickly; I'm quite skilled with the English language and writing. I write at 98mph and I can code in C#, HTML, and PHP. I've been very interested in searching for a part-time/full-time job remotely that I can make a few hundred dollars a month or more at and I honestly have no idea where I should look.

Any suggestions on where to look?

Hospital?

[Osiphen]

Looking at the hospital for a job I can do at home? Care to define your answer a little more?

[Aptor hours]

Originally Posted by Osiphen

Looking at the hospital for a job I can do at home? Care to define your answer a little more?

Oh sorry I thought you wanted to live in a remote area. Ok I have no idea then me bad

[Osiphen]

Oh it's fine. I should of clarified a little better, my deepest apology.

[Hemlock140]

Most companies that hire people to work remotely from home are offering that to people that already work there, and have proven their skills and reliability. Those jobs advertised as "work from home" are generally scams.