Someone Asked “What’s The Easiest, Legal Way To Make Money On The Side?”, And 30 People Delivered
Why join a pyramid scheme or any other form of selling your soul to make a quick buck if you can get some legal tender doing legal things in a very legal fashion without having to compromise your many talents, skills, and likes, or even feel like you’re doing work in the first place.
Folks online—and by online, we mean in this Reddit thread—have been sharing some of their very simple, very lucrative ways they themselves, or folks they know, do side-work that, in their mind, equates to partaking in a hobby that makes the money making process feel less like work and more like an adventure.
Everything from thrifting to scuba diving for shark teeth to making use of that huge truck you have that has the huge potential of bringing back huge discounted or used furniture for refurbishing and then selling it to the highest bidder—you name it, they… named it.
So, check out our carefully crafted curated list as shared by the lovely people of Reddit, and vote, comment and share your own side-hustles that are as enjoyable as a hobby in the comment section at the bottom of this listicle.
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I’m a janitor and make pennies but I also paint for a hobby and people sometimes buy what I paint. When they do it helps me out sooo much. It’s what makes it possible to treat my kids to nice things like a takeaway pizza once a month.
Schmalette said:
Not the easiest but the coolest, you can feed crows and when they bring you cash, buy them better bread so they learn that you want cash.
HamBroth replied:
Here I am feeding crows bacon for free and screwing up your market.
I want do this :D does anyone know the best way to befriend crows lol
CNRavenclaw said:
Housesitting. No, seriously; people *will* pay you to just sit in their house while they're on vacation even if they don't have any pets to take care of
GetOutOfThePlanter replied:
One of my past GFs did this during college. There was rich part of town, she would babysit their home for 6 months of the year during winter while they were overseas.
They had cameras and stuff in there to remote check up, but they wanted someone to come and make it seem "someone was home" so nobody got any ideas.
She basically just hung out in this 6 bedroom 8 bathroom house with pool, gym, theater room, etc. Was paid 50 bucks a day. They did this for *years*. It basically paid for her college, and once she graduated it was paying for her rent until the family sold off and moved overseas.
She actually stayed in touch with them last I heard.
I mean, people with these kind of houses hire concierge so i'm not really shocked. You wouldn't want a leak to go unnoticed for 6months.
My little brother goes live on TikTok and plays Fortnite, literally just points his front camera at the TV as he plays. The people who watch him send “gifts” for him to do whatever they ask of him— make his character do a certain dance move, say something funny, or even turn off his console in the middle of the match. Those “gifts” translate into real money on a secure payment app like PayPal. He made about $150 in one day last week. I don’t understand it but he’s putting the money in his savings account so I’m proud of him either way.
I dog sit once a month, at least. If you're good with dogs, than it's an easy gig. Plus the last time I dog sat was closer to the ski hill so I rode a few hours every day. I've never worked with Rover on this side of the coin but it might be worth looking into. All I have to do is mention that I dog sit and people are asking for my number. Just be respectful to the dogs' people, be good to the dogs, and word spreads and more work opens up.
I loved it, even when I had to cook elaborate meals for their Yorkies who had severe allergies.
sawinnz said:
Being an extra.
You essentially get paid a couple hundred for essentially doing nothing.
USSMarauder replied:
One thing: If you've suffered a bad facial injury, you can make some serious money as an extra. Especially if the injury is the kind that would require green screening to replicate.
If you've seen LOTR The Two Towers, at Helm's Deep one of the soldiers is missing an eye. That wasn't CGI or prosthetics.
Disastrous-Dress8077 replied:
I’m incredibly ugly. Does that count?
If you have even the slightest amount of writing talent, you can get commissions from weird Furries (or other niche fandoms) to write pretty mediocre stuff for a fat pay check.
Example: I know this guy whose paid (on multiple occasions) 70USD a pop for poorly formatted, more or less amateur short stories (under 5 pages) about Furries and Pokemon or whatever.
Seriously, these people will gladly pay mad cash for literally any quality of writing as long as it indulges their interests.
PBRpleez said:
I am an electrician and generally handy, have a truck, and I work off the TaskRabbit app. It has really helped fill the gaps in-between pay checks.
AlexandraSuperstar replied:
You can post your services free on the NextDoor app and avoid having TaskRabbit take a cut. My boyfriend built a handyman business this way and now has 7 employees.
Mourningair- said:
Donate plasma. Especially right now. New donors in my area are getting 100-175.
ReferHvacGuy replied:
Can you really call it donate? Sounds more like... selling plasma.
TrollTollTony replied:
Yeah, as a former blood center employee this really annoys me. Blood centers don't pay for blood/plans because those donations actually go into other people for medical procedures. The FDA bans financial compensation for organ, tissue, and blood components.
Plasma centers that pay for it send the blood to pharmaceutical companies who use the blood to make drugs that they then spend billions to market and charge customers an arm and a leg for. You aren't donating, you are a wholesale blood supplier for a billion dollar corporation... But that's not as "feel good" so they call it a "donation".
Nobody gets paid for donating where I am. It's not donating if you get paid, it's selling.
Exactly! In Switzerland you don't get any money either. The reason it's on a donating basis is, it keeps all the druggies and other people out for a quick buck away. The idea is to get disease free blood from the start, testing and processing costs a ton of money for it to be tossed bc something was wrong to begin with. And as a man you are only allowed to go 4 times a year and women 3 times (full blood).
Load More Replies...In Australia we volunteer and donate blood, not sell it. The recipient doesn't pay for it either. It is a humane gift from one human to an unknown stranger in need.
Absolutely. My mother needed several blood transfusions before she passed, so my sister and i are glad to donate. The blood bank tells us, about a week later, where it's gone, which is pretty cool. They also provide free water and juice and snacks afterwards. The last time I gave, a couple of weeks ago, the nurse told me that - in Australia, at least - they don't accept "whole blood". Instead, they separate the blood and the plasma. Some of it goes to burns victims, who have lost the serum from their blood when their skin burned. Some of it goes to people who may have suffered a major haemorrhage and need a transfusion. I forget the third thing she told me. I'm O negative, which is in great demand and can be used by any blood type, so they love it, when I'm able to donate. The cool thing is, they remind me when my "three-months-to-rebuild-the-body" is up, and ask if I'd like to donate again.
Load More Replies...I sold plasma for a few times for sheer survival. "Blood Money" put me in a safe shelter more than once.
Donating blood IS NOT THE SAME THING as donating plasma, and it is frankly ridiculous that people are not paid for blood "donations" the same way they're compensates for plasma "donations,", since whole blood is separated into red cells, platelets, and plasma after donation - and companies charge through the nose for blood - anyway. As for keeping all the "druggies" away, testing is not expensive, especially when compared to what companies pay for plasma and what they make off of a single bottle. Testing is mandatory and absolutely necessary for the safety of those on the receiving end. Donations of whole blood are separated into usable parts, and given to people who need them. Whole blood donations are VERY UNCOMMON. Most transfusions are red blood cells only; this goes to physical trauma victims. Platelets go mostly to people with cancer or bleeding disorders, and the plasma goes to burn victims and people in liver failure, among other things.
The ONLY difference between donating blood and "donating" plasma is that it takes your body quite a bit longer to recover from losing a pint of blood than it does from donating plasma: two months versus two days. Otherwise, it is still a big corporation taking part of your body for their own profit. Why shouldn't people be compensated for that?
Load More Replies...The issue isn't the money or the term donation, its actually the fact that the people are being grossly under paid for selling their plasma.
My best friend thought that he could move to Arizona with nothing just survive by selling plasma. So glad he decided not to do it because really how long could you keep that up? Your veins are going to fail eventually if you keep taking blood and selling it twice a week. He told me that's how his friend survives and supports her meth habit in Arizona. I'm sceptical
TWICE A WEEK? They recommend donating every three months for men and every 4 for women
Load More Replies...Last December I made $1200 “donating” plasma 2x a week (the legal limit - you can donate twice in 7 days) which is how I was able to get Christmas gifts for my sisters & nieces/nephews. I started “donating” after my younger Goddaughter was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder & learned that plasma was necessary for her treatment, but it can’t be manufactured in a lab, so I started donating in solidarity to support her & people like her. But getting paid is a happy side effect. If I donate 2x a week, I make at least $100 - but each month they offer different bonuses for stuff & daily “happy hour” within which they pay extra $10 - $20 bonuses for donations. The $ is loaded onto a debit card immediately following donation. It’s not going to pay all of the bills, but it sure helps.
Getting paid for your time and effort doesn't make you an a*****e, plasma can be processed in a way whole blood wouldn't survive. It doesn't go directly into a patient but is involved in a lot treatments that help real people. I don't know why everyone is so clutch the pearls on the Internet.
I've sold my plasma, it's not the same as donating blood, they give you your red cells back. I hated it, it really wiped me out too much. But it really is a way to make some cash legally.
Donating blood is different than selling your plasma. If you are real hard up for cash, then sell your plasma. Think about yourself before getting all bent about Big Pharma. I have A- So I designate where I want my blood to go (childrens hospitals) in return I am qualified to get free blood if I need it for a surgery. I did that in Texas, now doing it in Louisiana.
I donate blood. But something more uncomfortable like other fluids if rather sell because they don't actually give you that much considering it's worth. If your a very healthy person with a very healthy lifestyle you can also sell your sperm, eggs, and feces. Your poop can throw you 1300 a year
Be careful with this one. Regular plasma donation will dry you out and age you FAST.
USA (Md.) here.... I've done the plasma thing, and it's semantics in my state. Company still calls it "donating," but they say they are "compensating me for my time" spent the chair while they collect the donated plasma. I did this to buy my daughter a laptop - I was crippled, newly widowed, with a child. She needed the laptop for school. She got a red one, I joke (to myself!) it's cuz I paid for it with my blood, lol! She had no idea how I got the money
In McKeesport, PA at the plasma center you can literally donate enough to make $600/MONTH, my husband does it for him and mine's vacation monies!
If the Red Cross won't take your blood for donations (i.e. I lived in Scotland in the early 80s, when "Mad Cow" disease was a high concern), then they will not take your plasma either. I've not been allowed to donate since the mid-to-late 1990s. :(
I was recently told that the Red Cross now takes people like that.
Load More Replies...My husband and I donated plasma when we were first married and he was in college. It actually was a big help. He got 45 for the first donation and 55 for the second. I got $35 and $45. It was an extra $745 a month. Our first year married we earned around $15,000 total (without the donations) which is peanuts. I don't know how we did it, but the plasma was a huge help and they use it to make life saving medication. They pay WAY more than they did back then. I remember there was a guy there who said he donated twice a week every week for years and put it all in his IRA.
The Canadian government does not pay for this. I'm amazed you can get money in the US for what we are essentially giving away for free. We share a border but it's like a whole different world over there!
It is a good way to make an extra $600 a month, I've been unemployed for a few years, and donating I'm eating healthier, drinking more water, and get more exercise than ever! Even more when you first start depending on the place
Appalling! In poor parts of the US, these plasma centers have filled up a bunch of the empty drugstores that were built in the early 2000's, and all closing down by the 2010's. Something smells fishy
There's nothing fishy about plasma donating. It just happens that poor people are more likely to show up consistently to donate. It takes a little time and it's not painful, but has it's discomforts. It's important though. They use it to make life saving medications.
Load More Replies...My unlamented ex would sell his plasma to pay for his drug habit. One of many reasons he'll always remain the unlamented ex.
But how can they accept plasma from a drug addict? See this is one of the reasons why I dont think blood should be sold, just donated
Load More Replies...What a stupid comment. They literally say in their post that "selling" blood is illegal, and then accuses Big pharma of calling it donating as a PR move to hide their motives. Idiot, it's because it's illegal, like you said. You "donate" plasma and they pay you for your time, not for the plasma. It's a loophole, yes everyone knows they are paying you for your plasma but they can't legally say that or they will be shut down. If you think it's dumb, blame the government for making stupid laws that require stupid loopholes, not the pharmaceutical companies.
It's the companies that are to blame as well. You sitting here defending them is ridiculous.
Load More Replies...If you are being paid it is not a donation, regardless of how you twist the logic, being paid for time etc, i
Load More Replies...In Austria you get a small amount, I think 20€ if you travel to a Blood Plasma Center and donate there. They say it's to cover the expenses of you traveling there. Wouldn't be enough for me to cover the cost though, - train ticket one way is more expensive and parking is a nightmare there.
If you have the space and the means of transport, get free/cheap furniture on Craigslist/marketplace/etc and refinish/fix and resell. I did this through college on top of having a part time job, so it wasn't the most consistent based on how much free time I had, but on good months I could make a couple thousand bucks with not all that much work.
Maybe 10 years ago I stumbled across Internet publishing for local businesses (and some not so local) that thought they couldn't afford a nice web site. The companies that publish professional web sites charge thousands of dollars, seriously inflated prices and it scares small businesses away.
Using one of the self publishing services available (I use Godaddy) I can build a functional, good looking web site to advertise services like mobile car detailing, home cleaning services, religious groups and their meetings and so on. I have a decent desktop and high speed connection so publishing isn't hard to do.
I'm legit with an LLC and I pay taxes on it all. It's just easier that way in the long run and provides potential customers some assurance that I won't take their money and run.
I keep it low key, my charges are ridiculously low, I don't ask for contracts or long term commitments. It's a good service at a low price that I can do from home in my pajamas.
Easy money!
My buddy tried scuba diving and thought it was a really cool hobby. So he spent like 2-3k on equipment for his weekend hobby. He started selling his funds online. Fast forward 6ish months and he quits his job because him scuba diving every other week and selling shark teeth he finds on eBay and to bulk buyer companies was making him more than his job as an EE. Last year he made over $100k doing this.
OH selling his FINDS***. I literally stared at this for like 5 mins trying to figure out what they meant 😂
I work at a thrift store. My shift starts at opening time. When I pull in there's a massive line at the entrance every. Single. Morning. For the longest time I had no idea why, but everyone I tell this to speculates that it's because people buy things at the store (everything is *ridiculously* cheap. And when I say cheap, I mean I tagged a vase that was originally $150 for $8. I've also tagged some video games for insanely cheap prices, usually priced around $2) and sell them online for a much, much higher price.
ETA: For those who are curious, I work at Deseret Industries (or DI for short).
There's a thrift store in Canada who made a big stink about people buying things out of her store and selling them online for much higher. She's stilling getting her profits if she were to sell to anyone else. But now she's refusing to sell to resellers. (Limiting the amount of items they can buy, I mean.)
Right now, I'm in a paid medical study. I'm getting $10k for 3 weeks of my time. You take drugs that are going through the whole approval process. If the drug gets this far, it's generally known to be safe already. They are testing for how long it lasts in your system with various dosage amounts, fasted vs. unfasted, etc.
Babysitting. I s**t you not, if you watch people's kids you can make easy money. I watched two 8 year olds a couple times a week and it was great. Cooked a meal, hung out with some good kids, helped with homework, put them to bed and did my own thing/cleaned until parents got home.
I made $20-25 an hour. Less if it's just one kid.
ShipwrightPNW said:
If you live by the water, learn to buff and detail yachts. It involves very little skill or talent and pays stupidly well.
time_to_reset replied:
Boats need constant cleaning. Especially those in salt water. You don't have to really know how to do anything special other than to know how to wipe [dung] down. It's also not like cars where you have to be super cautious with paint.
Plus, boat owners tend to have money, so they gladly pay for someone to do the [dirty] jobs.
I grew up in little town with heaps of boats and during summer there was always heaps of work to do. I liked washing hulls the most. Just chilling in the water all day. But I'm not sure if I would enjoy it as much as an adult anymore.
Preferably if your a kid. But mowing lawns or raking/mulching leafs, or shoveling snow.
What I learned as a kid doing this, is that you charge like 5$ because in adults eyes, your just a kid that doesn’t know money. So most people will pay you like 15-20$.
And yea sometime there will be that person that will give you the $5 and leave but the chances of getting extra are a lot higher.
I loved it when kids were coming back from school and would pass our house and offer to do either the grass or the snow depending on the season. Now they don't do this anymore and it's a shame. But like you, they'd charge me $10 I'd give them $20 because it was usually a lot of work (lots of snow or very warm outside). I'd also put some pop/water and cookies on the side for them.
Butter cakes. The initial investment usually involves a baking pan, a mixer, and an oven (which most places have preinstalled). Tally up the costs per cake and depending on the country you can sell the cakes for a 300% markup. Even more if you package it neatly.
As you develop this skillset you will be able to branch out into other areas like simple chocolate cakes.
Before i moved i was selling brick-shaped buttercakes to neighbors for $200 a week and I’m fairly sure i could have made more if I wasn’t a lazy a*s.
In my state (Massachusetts), you can't do this unless you've applied for a permit and had your premises inspected by the Board of Health. You can sell food that hasn't been processed, like tomatoes from your garden, but not food you've made.
Sign up for Prolific! Answer a bunch of non-identifying demographics, get the opportunity to participate in paid research studies from universities, various companies and other research facilities all over the world. Ranges from quick surveys, more in depth studies, sometimes you can come across ones wanting to schedule virtual interviews for further research.
Based in the UK and you get paid in pounds, but you can cash out to PayPal and easily convert it to local currency. (You can also get a free PayPal debit card upon applying for ease of just using your balance like any other money) If you have the time to really put into it during the day when most studies are posted, and have an internet connection somewhere where you can focus, you could probably make a few hundred a week depending on the studies you’re eligible for. I’ve made $200/week when I was unemployed a couple of times in the past. And that was in the western summertime where there weren’t nearly as many studies as there are at the moment. Highly recommend!
Snuggalorian said:
Invest in a Roth IRA before the age of 21. You'll be a millionaire by the time you retire.
ws1173 replied:
While this is great advice, this statement is only true if by "invest" you mean "develop a habit of regularly contributing to".
You've got to have money to invest it. At 21 I was living off student loans!
anonoramalama2 said:
Teach English to foreign students online.
itismejacobg replied:
I think this has become a common misconception. There's usually a pretty lengthy approval process, many companies won't hire someone without a bachelor's degree, the hours suck until you've been with the same company for a long time (usually over a year), pay isn't always great and they can change the rate whenever they want, and students can be incredibly difficult to work with. It can be a super draining gig, and there's often very strict punishment for being late or missing a class.
It's probably way better if you're working independently and have your own clients, but teaching English to foreign students online through an existing company is NOT an easy gig.
geniusatwork282 said:
Assuming you’re in the United States, bartending. I know it sounds like a basic, boring answer, but tip culture can be great. Breaking out my tips into dollars-per-hour, and adding it to my base pay, I typically make anywhere from $30-$40 dollars an hour. And most bartending jobs are part time.
easy10pins replied:
Former bartender here. The tip money is great but feeling with drunk people can become tiresome.
LtAgn said:
Well, I heard that the Furry community pays artists pretty well. If you're good at art, it might be worth looking into.
Speaking of art-related things, virtual streamers are kinda big right now, so assets like Live2D models and backgrounds sell for quite a lot.
david0990 replied:
> "Furry community pays artists pretty well. If you're good at art"
They pay even if you're kind of [bad]. The Furry community is super weird and well paid or employed Furries tend to just support "up and coming" Furry creators in hopes of having their earlier works and supporting their community. BUT they can get super dark, and sketchy very fast. I have family that are part of their communities and it can get ugly. Several artists get trapped doing furry art and deviating they can get mass hate from the community.
formal_pumpkin said:
One girl at my high school started selling food and she was really good with money so she started paying people to sell during other lunches. Eventually she became a monopoly because she was the only person that sold warm chicken sandwiches. She said she makes hella bank.
CylonsInAPolicebox replied:
I used to sell stuff out of my locker in school. Candy, gum, sodas, pens, pencils, notebooks... Hell, I even had a nice video game rental station running out of my locker in middle school using my personal games. Every time I got a nice thing running the school would shut me down, I kept coming back though, especially with the school supplies. I still think they were super [upset] on that one because I was undercutting the school store, but [screw] them a dollar for a pencil is [effin] ridiculous, especially when you could buy a pack of 24 for like two bucks.
Again, not legal where I am unless you have a license and your kitchen is a commercially licensed kitchen... These are all terribly US centric again.
greedyboy61 said:
Uber, c**p full time, but good way to make extra money [part time]. I just worked [Monday to Friday] mornings 6am–9.30am, no drunks, no one wants to talk, everyone just wants to get to work or the airport.
Mike312 replied:
I live in a small college town so we have massive demand peaks in Thur through Sun for college kids going out and the 'Sunday Funday' brunch crowd. I've been tempted to get a cheap, nice hybrid, but so many drivers are pretty sketch about if they're actually making money or not.
greedyboy61 replied:
It's extra pocket money, if you have your own car and you can pick a time when it's constant work, I never worried about distance, just always having someone in the back, made the best hourly rate I could only do mornings, but the reverse run, work or airport to home, around 4.30pm–7pm is much the same.
Where I am it's not legal unless you have a taxi license, a taxi driver diploma, a car registered as a taxi and taix insurance. Not worth the outlay.
Ask every person you see for a penny or a dollar.
In 1987 a guy named Mike Hayes asked everyone he could for a penny to pay for college. He collected 2.3 million pennies. Paid for his education.
myjunkermail said:
Officiate youth/high school sports. I generally make at least $30/hour and it’s good exercise.
flargenhargen replied:
Get to have crazy parents scream into your face.
OSUBonanza replied:
Win-win.
My husband did this when we were first married, and the abuse from the parents was NOT worth the money. New parental expectations have been put in place since then so maybe things are better now.
I do a lot of 3d printing and inventing for people.
Like, someone will get the Hasbro HASLAB Mandolorian Razor Crest and be like "man.. I sure wish this hole was cut open for action figures to see out in the escape pod" and someone will scan it, send it to me, have me hollow out the window, print a window, and create an 'add on' for the escape pod. As long as it's an 'artist rendition' and a 'fan art' you can probably get around most of the trademark laws.
I also 3d printed teleprompter supports for Major League Baseball's internet division.
It's a lot of work, and a lot of fun and I made some good scratch. But I have to be home to do it, which kind of sucks.
Available_Ad9182 said:
I met a guy at a church camp who did door dash for extra money. His wife and him were on a strict budget and the main income was saved. Door dash was how he paid for his toys (guns, new tents and camping gear). Both agreed that the door dash money was the other person’s to keep.
three-sense replied:
I do DoorDash and it’s pretty good for “toys”, which in my case is new release video games and smaller electronics. I don’t see it paying for a house, car, etc., but it’s a solid side hustle to do so you won’t have to dip into your ancillary paycheck as much.
I've never used DoorDash, but I've read many related stories about it. It seems the drivers are dependent on tips, and making money is a bit more difficult. Does anyone here have an experience doing this?
Wholesale shower curtain ring sales to independent motels in Brooklyn, NYC area.
They don’t have a Union and there are no Mobs to take interest in the market.
38% of immigrants staying at motels steal shower curtain rings for cheap jewelry and aftermarket sales. So there is always an unserved market cash on the table at any given flea bag motel in the NYC area. Try it and you will be amazed.
People looking to make side money, STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM PYRAMID SCHEMES.
There's always that one person who's going to point out something like "yea but you need a license or be able to do the job" etc. It's tiring. We know. Check what your town/city allows or not and go from there. Pay your dues. Get that permission. Put it in your income taxes (there's a line specifically for this type of job). Do you really need to point it out every single time? No.
Picking up scrap metal. People will throw out/leave on the curb items to big to fit in the trash. They throw away steel copper brass and aluminium. Most people don't care if you take it. If they are outside when you come by be polite and ask. Don't scatter other large items it if it is in a pile leave it as neat as possible. You'll be surprised how fast it adds up copper cords bring a good price and if you strip the insulation it is a better price. Aluminum is fairly common and doesn't take up as much space if you are saving up enough to make a run to a scrap yard. Copper brass and aluminum pay the best but also don't take up much room. I focus mainly on what pays the most since I have little room for storage. Steel can take up lots of space and takes a lot to make a scrap metal run worth the cost of fuel.
When I take my trash out, I separate large, metal objects to make it easier for the metal recyclers to see and pick up.
Load More Replies...This isn't easy but it's legal and depending on the company, you get paid great money and benefits. I work for a ferry company up in the north. I'm on a boat for two weeks on, two weeks off, the days are long. But the long days don't outweigh everything I get in return. Two weeks of work and I walk away with over 5 grand. Use your two weeks off to relax or work something else. So if you have the option for that depending on where you live, take it.
My two sons worked where the derricks are in Alberta, in the kitchen. Tons of money there too, mostly because it's isolated, lots of work, and you live in bunkhouses. Not easy either.
Load More Replies...I do video game testing, panels, taste testing of new food products, AI training etc and get paid in gift cards that I can make out to any store I want (except grocery stores). They do gift cards instead of cash because of the laws about taxation and employment in my country. The past two Christmases I've only been able to buy gifts for people because of my gift cards.
Well, I have found that if you have a cash app, and a working Instagram, you can very easily sell pictures of your feet (nothing sexual if you don't want to) showing the soles, and earn decent cash. Though sometimes it is a slow start finding the buyers.
Now seriously. Does anybody know good websites to find online work? As freelancer or employee.
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People looking to make side money, STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM PYRAMID SCHEMES.
There's always that one person who's going to point out something like "yea but you need a license or be able to do the job" etc. It's tiring. We know. Check what your town/city allows or not and go from there. Pay your dues. Get that permission. Put it in your income taxes (there's a line specifically for this type of job). Do you really need to point it out every single time? No.
Picking up scrap metal. People will throw out/leave on the curb items to big to fit in the trash. They throw away steel copper brass and aluminium. Most people don't care if you take it. If they are outside when you come by be polite and ask. Don't scatter other large items it if it is in a pile leave it as neat as possible. You'll be surprised how fast it adds up copper cords bring a good price and if you strip the insulation it is a better price. Aluminum is fairly common and doesn't take up as much space if you are saving up enough to make a run to a scrap yard. Copper brass and aluminum pay the best but also don't take up much room. I focus mainly on what pays the most since I have little room for storage. Steel can take up lots of space and takes a lot to make a scrap metal run worth the cost of fuel.
When I take my trash out, I separate large, metal objects to make it easier for the metal recyclers to see and pick up.
Load More Replies...This isn't easy but it's legal and depending on the company, you get paid great money and benefits. I work for a ferry company up in the north. I'm on a boat for two weeks on, two weeks off, the days are long. But the long days don't outweigh everything I get in return. Two weeks of work and I walk away with over 5 grand. Use your two weeks off to relax or work something else. So if you have the option for that depending on where you live, take it.
My two sons worked where the derricks are in Alberta, in the kitchen. Tons of money there too, mostly because it's isolated, lots of work, and you live in bunkhouses. Not easy either.
Load More Replies...I do video game testing, panels, taste testing of new food products, AI training etc and get paid in gift cards that I can make out to any store I want (except grocery stores). They do gift cards instead of cash because of the laws about taxation and employment in my country. The past two Christmases I've only been able to buy gifts for people because of my gift cards.
Well, I have found that if you have a cash app, and a working Instagram, you can very easily sell pictures of your feet (nothing sexual if you don't want to) showing the soles, and earn decent cash. Though sometimes it is a slow start finding the buyers.
Now seriously. Does anybody know good websites to find online work? As freelancer or employee.
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