I think it's a mixture of 1) not that many people doing screening, and 2) the ones that do, do it on the computer and rely much more heavily on the credit check.

I heard two different stories about yes they will let you work out of your home but you need to own a business, lock on door, lock on filing cabinet, password protect your computer, background check etc.THe other story is that you can't work out of your home.  

@Jordan DeGusipeTo add an image to your post, click on the 3rd icon from the top right of the "post a reply" box and insert the image from your computer.

I was thinking of using a digital spreadsheet, and uploading it to a dropbox account (or something similar) so I can access it anywhere or in case my computer/laptop goes down. 

We have some applicants that just applied yesterday and neither of them have an email or use the computer much and every site i check i need to put there email into.

I trained as a computer scientist and now I am a vehicle technician for Avis Rentals in Rotorua, NZ. 

VA's work virtually of course, doing many tasks, almost like an assistant, but work done is via the computer, i.e., business letters, PowerPoint presentations, dictation, emailing, excel spreadsheets, research, marketing, advertising and much more depending on the experience and knowledge of that particular VA.

I would be on the phone right now, telling him about all my missing jewelry and high end stereo/electronics and computers, and cameras.all cash

Computer babysitting or REI?

So, I would be very cautious about this rating...it's easy to get an A+ because it's calculated by the BBB computer based on a formula for the number of complaints and the rectification of those complaints.