LiveOps

What: LiveOps promises to connect you with tech, health care, retail and insurance companies that need work-at-home customer service operators

Expected pay: 25 – 45 cents per minute (equivalent of $15 to $27 per hour)

Husl $core: $$

Where: 36 states

Requirements: 

• A quiet place to work online. (No background noise, such as kids, barking dogs, traffic, doorbells, TVs, radios, etc.)
• A corded telephone
• A corded headset compatible with this telephone
• A dedicated landline with telephone service
• high-speed internet connection
• anti-virus software and ad blockers
• the ability to pass (and pay for upfront) a background check
• A computer with a wired connection to the internet
  • Processor: 3 GHz Intel Pentium P4 processor or better
  • Memory: 4 GB of RAM Memory or more
  • Operating System: Must be one of the following:
  • Windows 10 (or better) 
  • Browser: Google Chrome (latest version) or Internet Explorer 11
  • Monitor: Capable of displaying at least 1024 X 768 pixels
  • Sound: Must have a sound card installed and be equipped with speakers or headphones. 

Review:

LiveOps promises to connect you with tech, health care, retail and insurance companies that need work-at-home customer service operators.

They don’t promise a set rate of pay, but maintain that most companies pay 25 – 45 cents per minute when the representative is online. You don’t necessarily have calls every minute, however, which makes the hourly rate suspect. Some clients also pay commissions. 

LiveOps, meanwhile, requires you to pony up $65 to pay for your own background check. Moreover, the site demands that you have all sorts of equipment, which you supply yourself.

Recommendations:

There are too many unknowns about whether you’ll be able to earn your initial investment back for this opportunity to give this site a decent Husl$core. 

We suggest you check out FlexJobs or Worldwide 101 instead. 

What their workers say:

“I love the flexibility of working from home for an insurance carrier, taking auto claims. I enjoy the bonuses and pay, the scheduling of my hours when I want to work and how much I want to or how little I want. I like feeling like I’m helping people all from the comfort of home. Support staff employees are great and work hard to keep us busy and motivated. After working for three other WAH companies in the past, I can say this has been the best so far.”

“I’ve committed to different hours on different days and received absolutely no calls. Which equals no money! If agents are expected to honor a certain numbers of commits then LiveOps responsibility should be to ensure that there is a steady call flow.”