First of all, many of the programs I've seen tell you to do it for merchants with Clickbank. The thing they don't mention is that rebates are explicitly against Clickbank's policies. When they catch you at it you lose all your pending earnings.

Other companies may or may not allow it, but you generally have to get special permission.

The other risk is that you may pay out a rebate and then have the customer get a refund, and your affiliate commission goes away. You have to do some very careful tracking and only give rebates after the refund period. Pretty tough when people are likely to want immediate gratification.

Medical transcription can be a very good job, but you do have to pay for your own training. I did it for three years. The Andrews School, M-Tec and Career Step are generally considered to be the top 3 online schools.

As for online jobs, yes, they do exist but there's a lot of competition. As with any other job you need to consider your skills. You can do customer service if you have a very, very quiet place to work. Most such companies allow no background noise at all. Data entry is a popular option, but there are only a few legit companies, so the jobs are hard to get.

You may also want to consider general transcription. If you have some basic transcription skills already, Tigerfish has an online test you can take, then you just wait for a job to open up if you do well enough on it.

Well that's my thought. If you can make it work then go right a head and try it.

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They do a bunch of drills and workouts to get ready for the season. They also play games beginning about March15. They scrimmage each other and they scrimmage other teams minor leaguers who have facilities nearby. Like the Dodgers minors scrimmage the Cardinals and Nartionals minors.

Personally when I go to spring training I like to visit the minor league fields. You can get very close to the players and the field. You can chat with the players – very nice guys. Plus there is no admission to the minor league games and there are very few people there. To me – that's baseball – I usually don't attend major league ST games unless they are at night. Give me the back fields any day!

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