ACF Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 So, I have a job, but need a bit of extra cash. Any ideas? Child prostitution is NOT an option.
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 I've got a few ideas but there not very ethical and possibley illegal. Look in your local paper there always after people to put letters in envelopes and stuff like that you do it at home for money. Never done it but i heard it is easy just mind numbing.
ACF Posted 7 November 2010 Author Posted 7 November 2010 I've got a few ideas but there not very ethical and possibley illegal. Look in your local paper there always after people to put letters in envelopes and stuff like that you do it at home for money. Never done it but i heard it is easy just mind numbing. Intriguing, I wish to learn more I had an idea of a graphic design business, but nobody will use it.
Benji Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 I used to do online surveys during uni mainly GlobalTestMarket. But it's only worth it if you do them a lot otherwise we're talking pennies. Used to get me £100 every other month, nice bit of beer money.
Mee Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 I used to do online surveys during uni mainly GlobalTestMarket. But it's only worth it if you do them a lot otherwise we're talking pennies. Used to get me £100 every other month, nice bit of beer money. So it's not a scam? I always thought it was.
danny. Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Graphic design is worth a go, always people out there that want it and won't pay agency, or even freelance rates, if you charged like 7-8/hour and you are half decent you should pick some bits up
Benji Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 So it's not a scam? I always thought it was. Can't speak for any of the other sites but GlobalTestMarket was legit, would take 2-3 weeks to get the cheque but always cleared fine
Guest Mee-9 Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 So, I have a job, but need a bit of extra cash. Any ideas? Child prostitution is NOT an option. Ebay? Any unwanted clothes, Video games, any other stuff you have? My brother made alot of money from Ebaying the stuff he had just lying around the house.
samjohnson Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 As mentioned above, refereeing!! Or there's always the stereotypical teenage job... PAPERBOY!!
Mee Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Ebay? Any unwanted clothes, Video games, any other stuff you have? My brother made alot of money from Ebaying the stuff he had just lying around the house.
fox123 Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Car washing. It seems to be working out for immigrants over here.
MPH Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 A friends brother did this over here in North Carolina. showed alot of ingenuity i thought. He spent a while collecting everyones old towels. He managed to get hold of an old portable sheep dip type thing ( we live near the country) He then bought some strong flea dip from the local farm supply store. Needed alot. wasnt cheap. Waited for a hot day and then charged people $25 to flea dip their dog and then towel dry them. Loads of dogs round here made $300 profit in one day. did it often during the summer people kept asking him when he was going to do it again..... dog grooming places charge $65 arouynd here for a clip and flea dip... he's onto a winner....
StanSP Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 valuedopinions.co.uk is alright to use as a survey site. As also mentioned previously, car-washing is good too.
Mee Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 valuedopinions.co.uk is alright to use as a survey site. As also mentioned previously, car-washing is good too. Have you used the survey site before mate? If so, is it a ok (ish) way of getting some cash?
StanSP Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Have you used the survey site before mate? If so, is it a ok (ish) way of getting some cash? Yeah use it quite a lot and they send you surveys (ranging from 50p - £5) virtually every day. And I've just realised if you're looking for cash-in-hand, then this isn't the site for you as once you reach £10 you get online vouchers instead for sites like HMV, Tesco, Amazon amongst others.
Mee Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Yeah use it quite a lot and they send you surveys (ranging from 50p - £5) virtually every day. And I've just realised if you're looking for cash-in-hand, then this isn't the site for you as once you reach £10 you get online vouchers instead for sites like HMV, Tesco, Amazon amongst others. Personally that's great for me. Did it take you long to start getting like £10-20 worth of vouchers mate?
StanSP Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Personally that's great for me. Did it take you long to start getting like £10-20 worth of vouchers mate? Took me a while to get in to it, but I think once you do more and more surveys, it seems to boost your profile (which you can edit so you can personalise which surveys they offer you more invites for). I think every now and then you automatically get entered in to a prize draw to win £250; but in the time I've been on this site (around a year or so) I haven't won that! Site's recently gone through a little update and modernisation so it looks brand new
Mee Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Took me a while to get in to it, but I think once you do more and more surveys, it seems to boost your profile (which you can edit so you can personalise which surveys they offer you more invites for). I think every now and then you automatically get entered in to a prize draw to win £250; but in the time I've been on this site (around a year or so) I haven't won that! Site's recently gone through a little update and modernisation so it looks brand new Yeh, it looks quite professional. Never knew anyone who has had vouchers or money off of the websites. How much (in vouchers) do you think you have earned in the year mate?
StanSP Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 Yeh, it looks quite professional. Never knew anyone who has had vouchers or money off of the websites. How much (in vouchers) do you think you have earned in the year mate? About £80 roughly. Usually around £10 a month but obviously some months I've been away or lack of surveys. Earned me a lot of free stuff from Amazon though. That's the main voucher I choose cos i shop a lot at Amazon.
Mee Posted 7 November 2010 Posted 7 November 2010 About £80 roughly. Usually around £10 a month but obviously some months I've been away or lack of surveys. Earned me a lot of free stuff from Amazon though. That's the main voucher I choose cos i shop a lot at Amazon. Alright mate, cheers
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