Ideas wanted to make money as a Stay @ Home Mum

tracyburt

I don't think I'm breaking any rules if I state that I buy birthday and Christmas cards from a parent of one of the children in my daughter's class

Also, I find google a useful search tool

Good luck, Tracy

spiddy100

Be careful when Googling - for more information you need to look at the company's main UK website. Lots of the top Google hits are pages of individual traders. If you find the Australian website there is a link there to the UK website. For some reason they make the UK one hard to find.

There is plenty of information on there about the company, how to join up, and a link to get more details. If you already know someone who is trading you can ask for them to be your sponsor, otherwise the company will allocate one to you.

Don't think I have broken any rules there Happy to help further if I can!

Mods, can you let me know if it is OK to post a link to the website - there would be no gain in it for me as there are no referrer links?

Chilibean_2

NewbieMoneySaver** wrote: »

Hi spiddy100

Can you tell me more about this Phoenix.

Hope this is ok.

I think Avon and Betterware are a good bet. Thats what my wife and I are doing at the moment. I work full time and my wife does the door to door, we have three little ones.

Cheers

I do Avon too, but I also do FM alongside it too. I have a little boy aged 5 and it works just fine for me, plus it pays my mortgage.

NewbieMoneySaver**

Chilibean wrote: »

I do Avon too, but I also do FM alongside it too. I have a little boy aged 5 and it works just fine for me, plus it pays my mortgage.

What is FM

Cheers

Beauty79

spooky25 wrote: »

HI , you could try being a survey taker there are some good sites like www.yougov.com where you can take surveys for money although they dont pay much and the cash isnt instant its gatherd up and sent out when you reach £50 , (depending on the critera you enter about yourself you can get anything from 4 surveys upwards per month , or if you fit a certian group of people you may get more and reach your £50 total quicker

Hi, Have you tried this yourself as I would love to give it a go but I'm a bit nervous about trying things new.

spiddy100

Beauty79, I've done YouGov and other survey sites. It's really easy, you sign up and give them some details about yourself and your household. Then they email you when there's a survey that matches your details. You do it all online. You answer a few questions about yourself first so they can see whether you match the criteria of what they are looking for - e.g. they might be looking for women 18-75 who drink more than one cup of tea a day. They won't tell you that but will ask your age and how much tea you drink.

If you match the criteria they then go on to ask you questions, often about a new product or advertising campaign. You answer the questions they set (normally multiple choice, asking whether you would buy it, what you like about it etc).

They will pay either points or money into your account. When you reach the minimum amount, you can transfer the money out, either into vouchers or straight into your paypal or bank account.

It is really easy, the only thing I found was it can take quite a while to earn enough money to transfer out (especially with Yougov!). It's also worth making notes of which surveys you have filled out, as it can take quite a while for your earnings to show up in your account so you need to know which ones you have done and what you should have earned.

PS One perk as a SAHM is you can sometimes get nappies or other baby products to test out - free nappies :j :j

Poppycat

How about house cleaning service

Ironing/washing service for those who cant or dont have time.

Housesitter (close peoples curtains on a night turn lights on etc while they are away

Offer to take peoples dogs for walks look after them while away and dog can stay at there own home, obviously for a fee

NewbieMoneySaver**

Hey Beauty 79.

I have tried it and i'm still doing it. You not only earn cash you also get entered into prize draws.

Give it a go. Its easy

Gareth

Noname29

NewbieMoneySaver** wrote: »

What is FM

Cheers

FM is a range of fragrances that are sold through party plan etc.
A first class business, If you wish more details look at my profile or send me a pm.
Regards

m00nie

maseure (cant spell lol)

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