Earning extra money - please read and reply

Takisha

i need ensure for payment and i live in UK.

Jillian_H

i am a student now.i want to earn extra income.

Jillian_H

i live in London.have any opportunity for this location.

Jillian_H

i think its a good idea.

Jillian_H

thanks candel
its this site is reliable?ok i will join on this.

steveint

What do you guys think about selling Key Rings on eBay? I have experience with them, but I was thinking about the best way to list them.

1 listing for customised keyrings with your own families photos on both sides (with the user sending me them via email) with x50 quantity (the amount in a bag.) Is this even practical? I'd rather do customised ones, as it's what I'm used to and it's a far better item than option 2.

Or 50 separate listings of key rings with celebrities in them, which is pretty common on eBay. If you do that however, then you have to choose yourself what to put in them.

At only £2 a pop I'm just thinking of cheapest ways to list them and sell all 50, I have no plans to do this a lot I just happen to have a spare bag I want rid of. Thanks!

spanner_man_3

how about cashwash or window cleaning jobs in spare time - low starting costs - just a bucket and sponge!

blondieyummymummy

I wouldn't join if there was a big upfront fee. It's free to join the Dubit Family Panel and you get freebies too as well as getting paid to do marketing work for them!

Turia

No one here has mentioned peopleperhour.com, So thought I would add it on.

Log on there and you can bid on jobs that you can do freelance and work from home - obviously it assumes you have a skill set you can use so you can't just bid willy nilly - but for those who can this is a great earner.
Be honest with your bids, don't be too greedy and do many jobs even if small but do them well so you can start getting positive feedback and testimonials.

I also am a distributor for a network marketing company (dont think I should mention as its against the rules apparantly?) Anyway, I actually first heard about them on this forum and in quite a negative sense - but I researched them and joined them and now earn nice income. No pressure, no deadlines and no hassle, I work when I can and earn accordingly.

In addition I do the normal surveys and cashbacksites that have been mentioned already.

As a hobby I am starting to research the possibility of buying stock from wholesalers for resale .

Best of luck to all of who are trying to earn more income!! Found a lot of new ideas on this thread so thank you.

lorietta

I just signed up to dooyoo.co.uk today, and I've already got 3145 points or "miles" as they call them. You earn £1 for every 100 points, and can get a check for £50 or a £20 amazon voucher when you reach the milestone. For the first 30 days you can only post 5 reviews, but after that I think it's unlimited. It's 500 points for any review over 150 words, and you get points for people reading your reviews too.

There's also bonuses for being the first to review, or being review of the month or a crowned review, so I don't think it will take too long to make my first £50. As a student, that's a lot of money for me and will help save up for a holiday or something.