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Rush17

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I'm looking for something I can do part time or casual to earn a little extra cheddar for my savings plan.

 

I was curious what methods you guys may know of.  I've considered data entry work and selling odd stuff on ebay but am not sold on either.

 

I'm not sure what websites can be trusted for a little compensation.  I'm not looking for the world but maybe an extra hundred or two a month if possible.

 

I'm even considering a paper route at the moment but I would like a few more options.  if you have any suggestions please share them. 

 

I have no super desirable skills but I have worked an office job in the past.  curious. thanks for reading.  I'm sure some other members may find this an insightful topic.

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If you have A LOT of time on your hands you can try mechanical turk (odd name, I know). Basically you take online surveys. Each pays very little (a few cents to a dollar), but if you have a lot of time to take many surveys then you can scrape together a few bucks here or there.

Fetish videos are also big, but I am not endorsing that.

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I've worked two jobs a few times before.  Back in 2003-2005, I worked Retail 5 days a week, and then at a tourist shop on the Seattle waterfront.  The owners owned two stores, and on the days I worked one store, there was fudge and an espresso machine in the back, and they always put me back there.  I really liked the fudge, and I always over indulged the customers with samples, and asked them how their coffee drinks were after I made them.  I really didn't know how to make espresso drinks, so it was important to ask :) 

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some of these responses are hilarious lol.

 

some good info in the middle too. keep the ideas flowing please! 

 

appreciate it.

 

I've looked at the survey route but wasn't sure what site would be a safe and fesible.

 

I've considered investing in trading cards and flipping them but selling stuff on ebay looks challenging to start.  I've done the basics but havent listed anything yet. 

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16 minutes ago, shayster007 said:

Spend some spare time at garage sales and sell stuff on ebay. Its not hard to do once you get an eye for what be worth money and whats not and can be a great source of disposable income.

that is an idea I have been toying with.  I would consider putting up ads to rack leaves but my body is pretty sore after my work week.

 

if I can get around the whole calculating shipping costs eBay may be worth trying.

 

I have my old pokemon cards I've considered flipping. I recently switched them from a page protector to a sleeve and top loader.  

 

there are some websites out there and they give sellers cents on items they sell for sometimes up too 4 or 5 $$.

 

could probably sell mine individually  at a fair price. 

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Just now, Rush17 said:

that is an idea I have been toying with.  I would consider putting up ads to rack leaves but my body is pretty sore after my work week.

 

if I can get around the whole calculating shipping costs eBay may be worth trying.

 

I have my old pokemon cards I've considered flipping. I recently switched them from a page protector to a sleeve and top loader.  

 

there are some websites out there and they give sellers cents on items they sell for sometimes up too 4 or 5 $$.

 

could probably sell mine individually  at a fair price. 

I got a bunch of old hockey cards from 90 and 91 seasons.  just gotta put my canucks players back into the box set lol.

 

put all the canuck players into my binder :D

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If you are crafty at all you can make little knick-knacks like bracelets, knit hats, etc and sell them either in person or online. A buddy of my mom's does that. He makes these little bracelets in San Francisco Giants, Oakland A's, and Oakland Raiders colors and goes to the stadiums on game days and stands outside selling them for a dollar each. He makes a decent return on money from drunk fans.

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