Comments on: Entrepreneruships Ideas For Sex Offenders

By: Bryan Chaifetz

Bryan Chaifetz — Wed, 14 Jun 2017 19:48:53 +0000

I am a sex offender myself and was an Uber ans Lyft driver and a veteran and my crime was a misdemeanor. when i had to report my conviction to bith Lyft deactivated me but Uber was still allowing me to drive and then my Probation Officer said that i am not allowed to do Uber anymore which because of liability reasons which my addiction had nothing to do with my job so now i am put of work and trying to find a work at home job on my computer where i don’t have to face the public

By: Ramona

Ramona — Thu, 18 May 2017 05:05:07 +0000

My son is a RSO low risk non violent. He downloaded a video that had been tagged. Long story short, served 13 months in jail and is currently on probation. The counselor stated he made one bad decision. He is very educated. Has a degree in Computer Science. He has only been out of college for 2 years and found employment out of college. He has restrictions until his probation is over. He cannot use a computer or internet. This stops him from what he is trained at do he is looking for anything. He doesn’t care about the pay just wants a job. I don’t know how to help him.

By: bhoopesh

bhoopesh — Sun, 07 May 2017 09:59:34 +0000

In reply to Michael Stratton. reply me fast

By: Edward

Edward — Fri, 28 Apr 2017 04:41:27 +0000

I haze a question my dream is to own a restaurant yet i worry that my crime will be put on blast and then my dream will turn in to a bankrupt nightmare cause in my experience no cares how young you were i even have had people tell me that i deserve to suffer I’ve been told this since i was i child so it’s hard for me to believe there is hope

By: CKelly

CKelly — Tue, 28 Mar 2017 22:37:51 +0000

don’t SO’s often have restrictions on computer/internet use after release from prison? how do they get jobs building websites, etc.? thank you for all information, trying to help my son prepare for his release.

By: Rich

Rich — Wed, 23 Nov 2016 23:54:01 +0000

I love the fact that I’m not the only SO in this mess. I was 15 messing around with my girlfriend 13 at that time and got in trouble. Now have to register for life. It’s been 24 years since . I’ve been working for a company doing mechanics since 2005 and they just found out that I’m a SO. 12 years now and I may be in jeopardy of losing my job. They never ask for a background check so i never volunteered any information. But I did go to school just in case something like this happen, kinda backup plan , so now I’m left to wonder if they will bring it up or I have too. I’ve already had some rude comments made towards me about being a SO. I guess I’ll have to wait and see what happens. But before I found this job I found alot of business don’t want to be associated with SOs witch is understandable but why do we have to endure and suffer long after we done our time and paid our debt to society. I almost feel like opening a company just to help SOs find jobs and get people back to feeling at least just human

By: christian peper

christian peper — Sat, 20 Aug 2016 00:37:16 +0000

There are sex offenders who are on the list because of urination. The Government wants to make criminals out of the population so they are easy to control.

By: Samuel Denmon

Samuel Denmon — Wed, 20 Apr 2016 15:30:28 +0000

I have just became a sexoffender because I got scared into the plead not knowing the out come of it I feel like I have lost everything in my life my wife my family my job everything. So I’m tired everyone knows I’m a good guy give u the shirt off my back will help anyone anytime I have meet a wonderful women with two kids I love them to death but I feel useless for them. So I come to this site who will hire me I live in a small town when everybody noise is turned up and I feel like this site has help life me up when I’m so ready to give up. But I read this and I feel hope come over me. So thinks for this site. I really needed this god bless.

By: James Bradshaw

James Bradshaw — Tue, 08 Mar 2016 02:11:15 +0000

There are so many jobs off limits to us SO’s. Yes, I am an SO. But sexoffenderjobs is doing a great service to us by putting out these articles for helping felons get back into the “normal” society. I have found that the construction option is a very good one, but if you get with a company that has a TON of government contracts, that company wont hire you because they need all hands on deck, so to speak…..and having to jump through hoops trying to find you one of their jobs that is NOT a government contract is not going to be in YOUR best interest. They will cut you loose before they flip over backwards for you. I am speaking of this on authority, because while I was on probation, I worked for a pipe fitting union. I stayed pretty steadily employed, until I was finally sent to an employer by my union that had a lot of government contracts. After time & time again of telling me I couldn’t go on”so & so job”, or “this and that job”, they finally just gave me my walking papers, & I haven’t pipe-fit since. So now I am soaking as many of these articles by Sexoffenderjobs as I can, trying to figure out what I can “legally” do on my own, or out of the house. Really, after seeing how the world treats sex offenders, regardless of the severity of the crime, I am welcoming the chance to work on my on. I have MANY talents in the construction phase of work (i.e., roofing, pipe fitting, sheet rocking, sheet metal work, etc.) & I am also a cook by trade. So I have plenty of talent and the schooling to back it up. To be truthful, other than being an SO, I am actually OVER qualified for a lot of positions open to SOs, so sometimes I just have to suck it up & take the lower pay that the lower position I am offered is going to give me. My best advice to the rest of us SOs reading this….get educated, & then get more educated…and finally, get MORE education. Maybe one day all the education you get will pay for itself in finding an employer…or employ yourself at what you are best at…or your favorite hobby….and the stigma of being an SO will eventually go away. Im not saying it WILL, but from what I have been reading all over the Net, the pendulum is slowly starting to swing back our way. SOME, not ALL, politicians see the burden it is putting our their states ta-wise, by having so many felons unemployed. states aren’t making their revenues, and so therefore SOME politicians are starting to craft legislation that will help, not hinder not only us, but their respective states as well. The sad side to that coin though, is that the politicians crafting So-friendly laws….are getting seen as soft on crime & being voted OUT of office. Shame on America for this travesty! So, the moral of my long drawn out story is….if you cant get hired….hire yourself. Figure out what you love doing, be it a craft or hobby….then offer your services to the public doing it. Just remember to STAY CONSCIENCE of your states laws (i.e., going into homes, daycares, etc.). I doubt you will fail the background check.

By: Sexoffenderjobs

Sexoffenderjobs — Tue, 21 Apr 2015 00:44:08 +0000

In reply to Debra Medows. You should send him books on programming logic and design. Also have him learn how to hand write code while he is in prison. The same can be said for HTML and CSS. He will not be able to see the code in action, but it can help him learn faster when he gets out.