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Comment by Suzette Jolie Reynolds on August 26, 2009 at 10:30am

Kimmie- they do background checks, not credit checks. You should be OK. Times are tough for a lot of folks- I hope you find something soon :-)

Comment by kimmiepooh08 on August 22, 2009 at 1:36am

Arise do credit checks but what if i have bad credit and i am trying to get a job so i can get my credit back .I went through some hard times and got real backed up. I dont want to pay and then fail the credit check and then i dont get my money back. Can anyone help me please. Should I even try to get a job with Arise or would it be waste of my time.

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Comment by Denise on August 10, 2009 at 6:17pm

I am just starting with Arise. I have submitted my LLC info and have received a list of available opportunities, which I have submitted interest in some and awaiting responses.
Question: Is there a community board for Arise agents to communicate with each other once on-board in the portal or anywhere else, excluding the study group for particular courses??

Comment by StephanieL on August 6, 2009 at 5:33pm

Completed arise assessment, now waiting on background check. Can't wait to take the first course!

Comment by Leon Teekah on August 6, 2009 at 12:27am

ive been with Arise for 5 years now! wow I say that and it seems so long lol! I did Virgin Atlantic Airways

Comment by Dana on July 21, 2009 at 8:52pm

I am on the part of certifying for arise, but then you have to get corparation which is extra money, exactly who are these clients? Does anyone here work for them is it worth it?

Comment by Kenzie on June 23, 2009 at 8:15am

Answer for the question regarding hours available with Arise -- I worked 50 hours with them last week and that was with one client.

Comment by Kenzie on June 23, 2009 at 8:08am

No, it does not mean "they have a job for you". It is a customer service course that is a pre-requisite for the clients that contract through them. They will have you take that course, which you must pass. Then, you will be able to see the clients that have opportunities available and which you can apply for. Please keep in mind, when you "apply" it is not the same as actually applying for employment. You are applying for the opportunity to take the course so you are able to service that particular client you have shown interest in. If approved, you will then have another fee to pay for this course- which you must pass and cannot miss any time from. Once you pay for and pass the course, you may then service the client and begin earning pay for the service you provide.

I do work for a client with Arise and am very happy that I do. after all, where else can you schedule your own hours, have your pay direct deposited and have the comfort of working from home without needing to commute at all? Arise is very professionally run and great to contract with. Definitely worth the effort, time, etc that is required.

Good luck and hang in there. :)

Comment by leslie on May 23, 2009 at 11:59am

I got an email from arise telling to take the ACP101 course for $99. If i take this does that mean they have a job for me?

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