Making spondoolies online?

Ladylarou

I'm searching for legitimate ways to make money online, I've tried loads of sites that look promising, but no luck:( Starting to feel as this is a complete waste of my time, has anyone got any sites that you've actually received payment from? I'll be happy to be your referral, i'd appreciated it if you posted ideas, sites etc. :think:

gb12345

Ladylarou wrote: »

I'm searching for legitimate ways to make money online, I've tried loads of sites that look promising, but no luck:( Starting to feel as this is a complete waste of my time, has anyone got any sites that you've actually received payment from? I'll be happy to be your referral, i'd appreciated it if you posted ideas, sites etc. :think:

Plenty of legitimate survey sites -

I've had payments recently from OnePoll and PureProfile (although the latter were a bit slow in paying and had to be chased). I also get regular surveys from Consumer Opinion, although they are more aimed at IT specialists.

As to other ways of earning money, there are plenty - I currently earn about £500 a month from various things - but they do require skills. So, do you have skills such as proofreading, writing, IT skills?

Ladylarou

Very knowledgeable in IT, computers.. Joining the army in the intelligence part soon, also.. i'm talented with writing, etc. Is their any other ways, aside from surveys, i'm thinking of joining as many sites available.

gb12345

Ladylarou wrote: »

Very knowledgeable in IT, computers.. Joining the army in the intelligence part soon, also.. i'm talented with writing, etc. Is their any other ways, aside from surveys, i'm thinking of joining as many sites available.

Take a look at the freelance sites such as Freelancer.com, Elance, Fiverr etc for doing freelance IT work - anything from testing to website development. Just don't bother with the data entry work that is advertised - most of it is scams.

Check out TextBroker for getting paid to write short articles on a variety of subjects.

Also if you think you can write longer stuff, consider self publishing through Amazon and Createspace.

melf1nn

have you tried matched betting? There is a forum on this site with really good guides on how to do it. Thats where I make the most money from and it is all tax free. I also do most of the survey sites aswell and have never had a bad experience yet regarding payouts maybe i've been really lucky.

Ladylarou

gb12345 wrote: »

Take a look at the freelance sites such as Freelancer.com, Elance, Fiverr etc for doing freelance IT work - anything from testing to website development. Just don't bother with the data entry work that is advertised - most of it is scams.

Check out TextBroker for getting paid to write short articles on a variety of subjects.

Also if you think you can write longer stuff, consider self publishing through Amazon and Createspace.

I'll give those a try, i've tried fiverr.. been a member for 2 months with only one sale, so i'm just checking it daily until someone buys the gig. Thanks though:):j

red_devil

i did pm you poster.

MissJoJo_2

Hi, have you visited www .peopleperhour. com ? [sorry, can't put a link as a new user] I've noticed a lot of content writing jobs, IT stuff, proofreading. Might be worth a look

Ladylarou

melf1nn wrote: »

have you tried matched betting? There is a forum on this site with really good guides on how to do it. Thats where I make the most money from and it is all tax free. I also do most of the survey sites aswell and have never had a bad experience yet regarding payouts maybe i've been really lucky.

I would, but i don't associate with gambling. I'm just going to explore freelance writing sites, see how that works:cool:

Ladylarou

gb12345 wrote: »

Take a look at the freelance sites such as Freelancer.com, Elance, Fiverr etc for doing freelance IT work - anything from testing to website development. Just don't bother with the data entry work that is advertised - most of it is scams.

Check out TextBroker for getting paid to write short articles on a variety of subjects.

Also if you think you can write longer stuff, consider self publishing through Amazon and Createspace.

Have you used Textbroker?

gb12345

Ladylarou wrote: »

Have you used Textbroker?

I signed up for them, but they decided my test article was only 3* and they rarely have 3* articles available, so I don't bother checking the site any more.