Making extra cash around full time work

Simon11

Trixsie1989 wrote: »

I've joined all those sites today so hopefully can start to earn a little bit extra :-) sxx

Unless I'm somewhere wrong, but all that effort for £10 here and there for a lot of hours work?

It would be far better to get an evening job once a week paying minimal wage for a few hours????

Ilona

Simon11 wrote: »

Unless I'm somewhere wrong, but all that effort for £10 here and there for a lot of hours work?

It would be far better to get an evening job once a week paying minimal wage for a few hours????

Agree. All that fannying around, sat on your bum playing on the computer, for a few quid here and there. If you work Monday to Friday, get a weekend job, shop work on a Saturday or bar work, or waiting on. Early evening cleaning job for a couple of hours after your days work.

Ilona

Trixsie1989

I work shifts that change every week so a part time job somewhere else isn't possible xx

nabberuk_2

Trixsie1989 wrote: »

I work shifts that change every week so a part time job somewhere else isn't possible xx

what about bar work, just ask them if you can do the shifts you want.

datlex

I wouldn't touch Swagbucks with a barge pole. I tried it and it managed to hijack my home page which I really was not happy with. Had to do a deep registry clean to get rid of it.

As for extra income- any chance of overtime at work?
Or being a mystery shopper?
Also don't forget to give yourself a pay rise by checking you are paying as little as possible for everything.

Trixsie1989

datlex wrote: »

I wouldn't touch Swagbucks with a barge pole. I tried it and it managed to hijack my home page which I really was not happy with. Had to do a deep registry clean to get rid of it.

As for extra income- any chance of overtime at work?
Or being a mystery shopper?
Also don't forget to give yourself a pay rise by checking you are paying as little as possible for everything.

I've managed to get all my bills down and clear all my debt. I may be able to do that if I can get hold of my work rota a while in advance which is proving impossible atm :-( applied for mystery shopping but heard nothing back yet and they won't give us overtime now coz they tryin to cut costs. Sxx

sarahj1986

I cant understand what people are saying about it being £10 here and there but every little counts. I do most of my online activity at work during my lunch break and I very rarely do it at the weekends. I think the key is to enjoy it and not to expect to be rolling in it straight away. The money I get from doing it is tax free and yes its not a great deal but its helped me out towards xmas and birthday gifts. I have had part time jobs in pubs and bars on several occasions when Ive needed to and its tough but no impossible to do along side a full time job.

jonparr

Do you have a spare bedroom in your home? If so consider either taking in a lodger, or if you don't want the long term commitment, try hosting foreign students where you can make a fair bit of money from the comfort of your own home but also probably enjoy earning it too!