Ways to make money

barginboyrob

whatever.................why would a 12 year old do someones coursework for them

Computertec

Lol, barginboyrob is right, I'm 12!

Computertec

Reported useless

tash_12345

retepetsir wrote: »

Unfortunately you need to be older than 12 to do data entry, etc

Some of the ideas already suggested are good though!

Anybody know how old you need to be?
Thanks

tash_12345

Also does anyone know any companies that pay you to deliver leaflets?
thanks again

Computertec

Bit of a bad idea as it could go wrong. I may be a young moneymaker, but I do think that is a bit risky

foreign_correspondent

I'm with you on that one computertec - waaay too risky, and as an under 18 they would not give you a contract anyway!

I have no idea if pigsback is open to under 18's? you get points (which can be converted into cash) for clicking on links... probably you could only make 50p a week at this but it adds up over time!

Alternatively, are there any consumer surveys that pay kids for their opinions... selling stuff to young people is a huge market sector, but I think they have ethical problems about rewarding under 16's with cash! You might be able to get vouchers from some places instead, I know thats considered more above board...Connexions have been known to reward kids participation in research in this way.

I will have a think about this and let you know if anything springs to mind!

Computertec

Thanks Foreign Correspondent your ideas were great!
BTW I'm signed up to a few kids survey sites that pay vouchers/cash!

Poppycat

Christina Mills may have other motives for posting see there posts, all promote same site

Stubert

One person with ten contracts? Surely the creditors would have got a little suspicious at that amount!