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Lawrence Okpe with his BGM team. The movie bring to remembrance the "Law
of Karma" which says what goes around comes around,it is what you sow
that you shall reap. The writer after considering the high range of
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for selfish reasons thereby coursing breakage or dissatisfaction in
marriages decided to caution those involved in such act to desist
remembering the Law Of Karma. In the short film, Chinda and Paul as
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they had the best relationship, in trying to dodge the Law Of Karma,
they both got married to the best of spouse Kola and Moren, but for
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victims. After been coursed by an aggrieved wife of her sugar daddy,her
marriage became hell for her as her lovely husband was camped by a
prostitute who turns out to be the daughter to one of her sugar daddy
whose marriage she (Chinda) caused to divorce. It is true that you must
do to others what you wish they do to you. The short film features
nollywood Veteran Kayode Aiyegbusi (Sir K) Okpe Lawrence Okpe, Mercy
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Words on the street in Ikorodu is that, a once
peaceful metropolis is now a lions den where families are been
slaughtered on a daily basis for ritual purposes by a fraternity
movement called (BADDO).
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This is a wake up call appealing to the Government to assist in fighting this barbaric act before the scourge consumes us all.
Tanzanian Songstress Vanessa Mdeeconnects with Mr. (P-Square) on this new record called “Kisella”.
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A court in the US. has sentenced a Nigerian, identified as Fawaz
Olanrewaju Animasaun, to two years imprisonment for defrauding East
Texans and others out of nearly $1 million. Animasaun, is one of two
persons named in a federal indictment for charges of aggravated identity
theft and conspiracy to commit bank fraud, as well as aiding and
abetting.
He was traveling to the U.S. from Ghana, by way of Amsterdam, when he
was arrested at the airport in New York in November last year. Under a
plea agreement finalized in May, Animasaun is serving three years in
prison on the conspiracy charge.
He is ordered to pay $930,737.60 in restitution to three financial
companies. Animasaun and his alleged accomplice Idowu Temitope Omolade,
also from Nigeria, are believed to be involved in at least 21 fraudulent
wire transfers between April and August of 2012. And that may not be
all.
They allegedly impersonated actual account holders in emails
exchanged with banking and financial services personnel, harvested
details about the target accounts, including account balances, and
obtained wire transfer instructions.
With those details, the suspects were then able to initiate a wire
transfer without the account holder’s knowledge or authorization. The
indictment said that the money was moved through a series of accounts
using “money mules,” or people who may or may not have known they were
assisting in the transfer.
Financial institutions affected include Wells Fargo, UMB Bank, UMB
Financial Corporation, Northern Trust and Northern Trust Corporation.
He could have received up to 30 years in prison for each count of the
indictment. The indictment states that Animasaun kept Omolade informed
of the progress, and told him when to expect specific wire transfers.
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metropolis is now a lions den where families are been slaughtered on a
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Over the last few years I’ve gotten
nearly 100 emails asking me what I thought of survey sites and why I’ve
never listed any here.
Well, the truth is…. it’s just not my favorite way to earn extra money.
Personally, I get really bored filling out online forms and I often find with survey companies, I’m only making $7-8/hour. But, it’s easy. If you’re interested in this type of work, I’ve finally put together a list of our favorites.
It
can be a little time consuming, but my recommendation is to signup for
all eleven survey sites at once. And that’s because each site is
probably only going to be able to match you up with one or two surveys a
month.
So, if you want to make any real money — you need to be a member of a LOT of panels.
I
do this kind of work while I’m watching TV and if I’m able to complete
all the surveys sent to me, I’m usually able to earn $250+/month. Without further ado, here are the fourteen best survey sites…
1. Swagbucks
This
is a definitely a reader favorite, because of the wide variety of ways
to make extra cash beyond taking surveys. They are also famous for
handing out free points (they’re called SB) at random just for being a
member. It’s free to sign up and you’ll get a $5 bonus when you take your first survey.
You can redeem your SBs for cash via Paypal or gift cards to a number of popular retailers, including Amazon.
Sign up for Swagbucks here.
2. Inbox Dollars
I’ve written about Inbox Dollars before because
I’ve made some easy money signing up for trial offers on their site.
But, they also offer several short, daily surveys that you can take.
If you take all four each day, you could earn an extra $730/year. Not too bad.
Sign up for Inbox Dollars here.
3. Valued Opinions
Valued Opinions is one of the easiest and highest paying survey sites — with lots of surveys paying at least $1.50. Signing up
is easy, and the layout of the website is inviting and simple to
navigate. You fill out your personal info and the site determines which
surveys you’re qualified to take.
Although you can’t redeem your
survey money for actual cash, you can redeem it for a Visa gift card, or
purchase gift cards for major retailers such as Macy’s, Nike and Amazon
in $20 increments.
4. MyPoints
MyPoints is more than just a cash-back shopping portal. It’ll also pay you to take surveys.
Once you sign up
and tell the site a little bit about yourself, it will find you surveys
to take. Each is worth points that you can cash out for gift cards to
popular shopping sites — like Amazon.
5. Opinion Outpost
This company conducts polls for governments, public bodies, and local
businesses. I usually get 5-10 surveys a month from them, so it’s not
uncommon for me to get a check every couple of months. I usually get
5-10 surveys a month from them, so it’s not uncommon for me to get a
check every couple of months.
Sign up for Opinion Outpost here.
6. Vip Voice
This is
pretty popular site with readers that like the gamification behind
taking suveys. Vip Voice gives you points after every survey which can
lead towards gift cards, free vacations and electronics.
After you
join VIP Voice and take a few surveys, look out for a special survey
that offers a $25 reward (sit tight, you might have to take several
surveys before you see this one).
Sign up for Vip Voice here.
7. Ipsos Panel
You might recognize the Ipsos Panel name because they’re the same company that does most of the political polling during elections.
I’ve
heard some of the top-end surveys can pay up to $95, but those are rare
and can take awhile to complete. Most surveys pay a buck or two and
only take 10-15 minutes.
Also, Ipsos rewards you
with points which can then be redeemed for Paypal or gift cards to
Amazon, iTunes, etc. (example: 1000 points can be redeemed for $10
Paypal).
8. Survey Junkie
Survey Junkie’s clean look and “cashout wheel” keep you motivated to take as many surveys as you want.
The
surveys are relatively quick to complete and reward you with points.
Once you earn 1,000 points — or $10 — you can cash. Some surveys offers
up to 300 points.
My dashboard was always full of surveys to take — and I cashed out with a $10 Amazon gift card within a month of signing up. You can also have cash deposited to your Paypal account, but I chose to support my Amazon addiction instead.
9. Point Club
PointClub is awesome because you’ll get points for every single survey you take — guaranteed. Plus, the company gives you $5 just for signing up!
Once
you accrue enough of them, those points are redeemable for gift cards
to a ton of useful vendors like Walmart, Amazon and PayPal. Heck, you
can even cash them in for charity. Sign up for PointClub here.
10. YouGov
YouGov
is a global online research and data company with more than 5 million
members who actively participate in the decisions that affect our world.
From
what members think of this year’s Academy Award-winning film
“Moonlight,” to what they expect out of the economy under the Trump
administration, it aims to track the pulse of the world.
As a
member, you’ll share your opinions by completing online surveys and
redeem points for cash and rewards from Visa, Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart,
iTunes, and more.
YouGov is actively recruiting new Hispanic and African American members for its panels.
11. Harris Poll
This is another favorite because it’s run by the Nielsen company (so you know they’re legitimate).
They’re also famous for contacting survey panelists for local focus groups in their area.
One of my readers was asked to participate in a focus group for 2 hours about food and she earned an easy $80!
Sign up for Harris Poll Online here.
12. OneOpinion
OneOpinon makes it simple to make extra money for just giving — you guessed it — your opinions.
It’s free and only takes 60 seconds to sign up. Plus, you can take your first survey right away and decide when you want to take them. You’ll get points for every survey you take and can cash out for prizes like Visa debit cards as soon as you hit 25,000.
13. Springboard Panel
As part of the Springboard Panel,
you get to give feedback on new ideas and test new products for extra
cash. They reward you with points that you can use towards cash or gift
cards.
Plus, once you join the site, you’ll be entered to win a $1,000 and can earn additional entries for each survey you complete. Sign up for Springboard here.
14. Pinecone Research
They
have a good amount of surveys, but what’s unique about this company is
that you get paid cash after every survey you take. And there’s no
minimum to cash-out (pays via Paypal).
The surveys pay $3 for each one completed. Sign up for PineCone here.
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Listen – we all know the internet is
full of work-from-home scams, so we’ve scoured through thousands of
different ideas to find you 32 legitimate ways to make money at home.
These
are all ideas that we’ve done before, so we know that they’re real and
that you’ll get paid. Plus, I guarantee there are some in here that
you’ve never heard of…
1. Watch YouTube-Like Videos
freemixer/Getty ImagesThe folks over at InboxDollars will actually pay you to watch videos!
Now, most of them aren’t as entertaining as the Grumpy Cat series, but you’re getting paid — so who cares?
The
videos are sponsored by brands who need to get them in front of as many
eyeballs as possible. Every time you watch one of the ads InboxDollars
will credit your account with a little bit of cash. You’ll get a free $5 just for signing up.
2. Give Your Opinion to Make $100+/Month
Most
of you know surveys aren’t our favorite way to make extra money, but we
make an exception when we’re just vegging out on the couch. We figure
as long as we’re just watching TV, there’s no reason we can’t click a
few buttons at the same time. Survey Junkie and Opinion Outpost are two legitimate paid survey companies (both are rated an A+ with the Better Business Bureau).
I’ve
heard some of the top-end surveys can pay up to $95, but those are rare
and can take awhile to complete. Most surveys pay a buck or two and
only take 10-15 minutes, making it pretty easy to earn $100 or more per
month.
3. Stop Deleting Your Emails
It turns out that deleting your emails could be costing you serious money. Intrigued?
My new secret weapon is called Paribus —
a tool that gets you money back for your online purchases. It’s free to
sign up for Paribus. Once you do, they will scan your email archives
for any receipts. If it discovers you’ve purchased something from
Amazon, Target or one of the other 16 retailers listed on their website,
it will track the item’s price and issue you a refund anytime there’s a
price drop!
It also checks the tracking info for your online orders. If something shows up late, Paribus will help you get money back for what you paid for shipping — up to a full shipping refund.
You don’t have to do anything!
4. Earn Up to $60/Hour as a Part-Time Bookkeeper
Does earning $60 an hour sound appealing? How about the freedom to work remotely while helping others succeed?
Those are the perks of working as a bookkeeper, says Ben Robinson, a certified public accountant and business owner who teaches others to become virtual bookkeepers.
And no, you don’t have to have a CPA to be successful in this business. In fact, all you really need are decent computer skills and a passion for helping business owners tackle real-world problems.
It’s
a great opportunity for moms who want to work part time, millennials
who are just out of college and anyone who wants to bring in real money
while working from home.
We talked to Robinson about what it takes
to become a virtual bookkeeper, as well as tips and advice for making
this career track work for you. You can read the full interview here, or check out his website for more information.
5.Rent Out an RV
darrensp/Getty ImagesHow many people do you know
who bought an RV for one awesome camping trip or music festival… only to
look back a few years later and realize they don’t use it as much as
they thought they would? If you’re in that boat (er, camper), you can turn your unused RV into cash. You can rent your RV to other travelers through RVshare, a peer-to-peer rental marketplace. How
much you’ll earn per day will vary based on your location and the type
of vehicle you have. We ran a quick hypothetical and found that Class A
models made in the past 15 years range $185 – $375 a night here in St.
Petersburg, Florida! That’s a smart way to make your pricy RV pay for itself — or to bank some cash for your next big road trip. To see how much you could earn renting out your RV, enter the specs here.
6. Sell Your CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, Video Games and Electronics
Have a bunch of movies or CDs collecting dust on a shelf? Decluttr will pay you for them!
Decluttr buys your old CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays and video games, plus hardware like cell phones, tablets, game consoles and iPods.
One user, Gil Flores, sold about 100 DVDs and 75 CDs and made $275 — an average of $1.57 each. Just download the app
and start scanning the barcodes on your media to get immediate
quotes. It’s completely free to use, there are no listing or seller
fees, payment is super fast and there is even free shipping.
Plus, enter PENNY10 at checkout to get an extra 10% for your trade-ins!
7. Get Paid for Your Useless Trivia Knowledge
franckreporter/Getty ImagesHave you added a ton of random knowledge to your repertoire over the years? Use it to earn some cash. With the QuizXT app, you can test your smarts on topics like sports, history, music and more. You’ll earn rewards points for every answer you get right — so study up, Poindexter! The
app also pays you for taking surveys and playing other games. We know
you’re hanging out on your phone, anyway — why not get paid to do it? You can cash out via PayPal. Itching to show off the history lessons you’ve learned watching “The Crown”? We thought so. Download the QuizXT app here to get rewarded for it.
8. Scan Your Groceries When You Get Home
Did you know that the Nielsen company will pay you to scan your groceries each week? Crazy, right?
Once
you sign up to become a Nielsen Consumer Panel family, you’ll be asked
to simply scan the barcodes on your groceries and send your data off to
Nielsen each week. Pretty easy, huh?
If you want to give it a try, you can fill out an application here: Sign up to be a Nielsen Consumer Panel family here.
9. Let Someone Borrow Your Place for the Night
Have a spare room? Might as well use Airbnb to make some money by renting it out.
If
you’re a good host with a desirable space, you could add hundreds —
even thousands — of dollars to your savings account with Airbnb. Taking a few simple steps can make the difference between a great experience and a less-than-satisfactory one.
Here are a few tips:
Make your space available during high-demand times in your area. Think: concerts, conventions and sporting events in your area.
Be a good host, and make sure your place is stocked with the toiletries you’d expect at a hotel — toilet paper, soap and towels.
Be personable. A lot of travelers turn to Airbnb for the personal touch they won’t find at commercial properties.
martin-dm/Getty ImagesIt’s no brilliant secret that investing can be a smart way to make money. But it feels restricted to a few wealthy elite. But Stash is different. This app lets you start investing with as little as $5 and for just a $1 monthly fee (the first months is free). Stash curates investments from professional fund managers and investors and lets you choose where to put your money. But
they leave the complicated investment terms out of it. You just choose
from a set of simple portfolios reflecting your beliefs, interests and
goals. Bonus: Right now, The Penny Hoarder is teaming up
with Stash to match your first investment — so you’ll get an extra $5
to get started! To get your $5 match:
Download the Stash smartphone app and create your account with the same address.
That’s it! Within two days, they’ll put $5 into your account!
11. Download These Apps
Tim Snell under Creative CommonsA number of companies will actually pay you for downloading
apps on your smartphone — and you’ll get paid for every month you keep
them installed.
The apps collect data and help companies better
understand web and mobile usage — such as what times of day people
browse, how long they stay on websites and use apps, and what types of
sites and apps are popular (or not). + Smart Panel –
This panel is open to everyone and once you’ve downloaded the app, they
will give you $5. If you keep it installed for at least two weeks,
you’ll earn another $10. And then for every month that you keep the
Smart App installed, you’ll get another $5. All total, you can earn up
to $75 for the 1st year! + Nielsen Panel – This
one is just for guys. The Nielsen panel is looking for males to
download their app. They’ll pay you $50/year to keep it installed and
browse the web like you normally do. + MobileXpression for Android – After
you’ve installed this app for one week, you get to play an instant
rewards game for a prize (everyone wins something). I won a $25 Amazon
gift card, but some of the other prizes include iPads & Samsung TVs. + MobileXpression for iPhones – This one is the same, but for iPhones. + SavvyConnect —
You can earn $5 per device (phone, tablet or computer) for each
month SavvyConnect is installed. That’s a total of up to $180 per year
to help rank the most popular sites and apps. Make sure you keep it
installed at least a month to get your first $5 per device.
12. Earn a $100+ Bonus by Opening a New Credit Card
As long as you pay down your credit balance in full each month, rewards cards are a great way to make some extra money. We’re not advocating that you open 1,497 credit cards like this guy, but taking advantage of a sign-up bonus here or there can definitely help your bank account! Check out this list of seven credit cards with no annual fee that offer a $100 bonus or more when you open a new account.
13. Earn $250 By Opening a Second Bank Account
hidesy/ShutterstockWe’ve put together a huge list of banks that will pay you just to open a bank account! Some of them will pay you up to $250 just for opening a savings account!
There’s
no harm in having multiple bank accounts. In fact, I often find it’s
helpful to have multiple places to save (I’m less likely to touch the
money), so I have savings accounts for my Christmas fund and my vacation
fund.
The top bank bonus is $250 right now — head over to this list to see all of the banks in your area that are offering free cash.
14. Become a Lyft Driver
PHILADELPHIA, PA – JAN 13, 2017: Lyft driver Paul Pruce in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on January 13, 2017. (Jessica Kourkounis)Need a fun, flexible way to earn money while also meeting lots of new people?
Try driving with Lyft!
Demand
for ridesharing has been growing like crazy, and it shows no signs of
slowing down. To be eligible, you’ll need to be at least 21 years old
with a year of driving experience, pass a background check and own a car
made in 2007 or later.
We talked to Paul Pruce, who’s been driving full-time with Lyft for over a year. He earns $750 a week as a driver.
Best of all, he does it on his own time. You can work days, nights or weekends — it’s up to you!
15. Sell Your Coupons
Mike Brassfield received more than
$120 worth of coupons from 26 companies after emailing them. Sharon
Steinmann / The Penny HoarderWhat can you do with the extra coupons you won’t use from your newspaper each week?Sell them on eBay. You’ll
have to pay seller fees, but you might be surprised at how much a
single coupon can net you — some bring in $300! People are dedicated to
getting 10% off at Sears or Target with the right coupon. Are you
dedicated enough to spot a sales opportunity when you see it next to the
funny pages?
16. Rate Your Local Pizza Place
Samantha Dunscombe/The Penny HoarderAwww…yeah! Who wouldn’t want $5 and a free large pizza? As many of you know I was a professional mystery shopper for many years (I got my start conducting liquor audits all over the Southeast). One
of the most popular types of mystery shops is for pizza companies —
both Papa Johns and Pizza Hut regularly conduct mystery shops at all of
their locations. As part of the assignment you’re required to time their
delivery service, quality of pizza, etc. It’s pretty easy to do and you can do it several times a year. If you’re interested in giving it a try, here’s a list of my favorite mystery shopping companies.
17. Get a Free $5 From Clink to Start Saving
Macro of Five American Dollar Bill.I’m kind of obsessed with Clink (and not just because they give you $5). Clink helps you save for a rainy day or retirement by taking small amounts of money out of your checking account each day (around $1).
To get the $5 bonus, download the Clink smartphone app and setup your account with the same email address. Be sure to use the promo code: PH2016
I
already got my bonus and now I’m investing $5/week. I’m already up to
$40! That might sound small, but for someone who resists saving money
like the plague, it’s a pretty remarkable start!
18. Earn up to $700/Month Fixing Search Results
I’ll make about $700 this month for evaluating search engine results this month.
And the best part? Most of it is done while sitting at home in my pajamas. What am I doing? Let me explain…
Search
engines use complicated algorithms to determine the results you see.
For example, if you type the name of one of our writers, Steve Gillman,
into a Google search box, a half-million possibly-relevant web pages
will be narrowed down using various criteria until a second later you
see his smiling face. You’ll also see links to his personal website,
his blog on the Huffington Post, and LinkedIn profiles for a bunch of
guys who share his name.
But the search engines don’t always get it right.
They
are full of errors, so they need real humans to look at the results and
judge them for quality, relevancy, and usefulness. If you’re interested
in this type of work, head over to this article to get more info on how to apply.
19. Take a Picture of Your Receipts
Colleen Rice, TPH email marketing specialist, uses Ibotta to search through deals at Publix. Tina Russell/The Penny HoarderYeah, did you know that you can get paid cash back just for taking a picture of your receipt?
Here’s how it works….
1. Sign up for Ibotta here (you just need a name/email address to start).
2.
Browse through the cash-back offers in your area and take note the next
time you go to the store (the offers change every week). For example,
in my city, Ibotta will give 2% cash back on Best Buy purchases, $0.25
cash back on any Target purchase, and $3 cash back when I buy an
appetizer from any restaurant. Pretty cool, right?
Once you’ve reached at least $20 in earnings, you can request payment via Paypal or Venmo. And right now, Ibotta is giving new users a $10 sign-up bonus, just for redeeming their first receipt.
20. Sell Your Old Clothes
Guess/FacebookDo you still have a prom outfit from, like, 10 years ago? It’s never going to fit — or come into style — again, but something just keeps holding you back from sending it to Goodwill. Maybe money could change your mind? Instead of storing clothes indefinitely, try selling them on an app like letgo.
21. Test Websites
Tempura / Getty ImagesLike most of us, you’ve probably commented on how some
websites are confusing and others excellent. Rather than complaining to
your spouse or friend, how would you like to make those comments to the
owners of the sites and get paid for playing critic?
I do just that, and you can, too. In fact, you can make $30 per hour as a website tester.
The company is called User Testing. Here’s
what the process looks like: you’ll download some software and then
when tasks are available, look over a website while your mouse
movements, clicks, keystrokes, and spoken comments are all recorded as a
video. Afterward there might be a few questions to answer, but the
whole process often takes 15 minutes or less. Cool, right?
22. Sell Your Old Books
We’ve
all got way too much extra junk just sitting around. Get rid of some of
it and use the extra money for your Christmas shopping.
Have any
old college textbooks? You could, of course, have a garage sale or sell
them on Craigslist, but one of my favorite ways to get rid of them is
using Bookscouter.
You
just type your book’s ISBN (International Standard Book Number — it’s
near the book’s barcode and copyright info) into the search bar and let
Bookscouter connect you with over 25 of the best-paying and most
reputable buyback companies online. Cool, right?
Once you’ve found
the buyback company offering the most cash, you just fill out a little
information about where you want your payment sent (usually PayPal) and
prepare the books to be shipped. Most of the buyback companies offer
prepaid shipping labels too, so there aren’t any costs associated with
this.
23. Provide Customer Service — in Your PJs
BrianAJackson/Getty ImagesHave you ever considered doing customer service from the comfort of your home? An increasing number of companies arehiring work-from-home customer service reps, instead of running call centers. These
jobs can be full– or part-time and offer a variety of schedules,
including daytime, evening and weekend shifts with a range of pay
depending on the position and location. Your
job is usually to answer customer questions over the phone or via
online chat. You may find sales positions that include higher pay and
performance incentives; or technical support positions, which are best
if you’re tech-savvy and have an interest in helping people understand
technology. You should
enjoy helping people, though! You know how a bad customer service call
can totally ruin your day? You don’t want to be the bad rep on the other
end of that call. If you don’t like working with customers, keep an eye out for otherwork-from-home jobs at these job sites.
24. Sign Up for Free Gift Card Promotions
Believe it or not, there are sites that will give you free gift cards just for signing up with them.
One of my favorites is Ebates, the cash-back shopping site. They’re giving away $10 gift cards if you sign up as a new member and earn your first cash-back rebate. You can choose a $10 gift card from Target, Walmart, Macy’s or Kohl’s.
You do have to wait 30 days, but it’s free money so can you really complain?
25. Sell Your Trash
Americans
throw away approximately 266 million tons of trash every year, and it
turns out we might as well be throwing away cash! There’s a reason dumpster diving has become so popular in recent years and that’s because things that you think are worth nothing often have value.
Anything from your empty wine bottles to old magazines can be sold online. Here’s a full list of the things in your trash that might be worth cash.
26. Sell Your Skills for $5 on Fiverr
Earning $5 at a time may not sound like much, but those little sales can add up to thousands of dollars.
That’s the idea behind Fiverr.com, an online platform where users sell their products and services for $5 each. Fiverr says users create 4,000 new listings, or “gigs,” every day.
Gigs
range from the standard data entry and research tasks to the truly
out-there. For example, as I write this, sellers in the “Fun and Bizarre” section are offering:
A piece of rare metal that will melt in your hand
A prank phone call to anyone you choose
Three balloons released into the sky with your message in them
Your name written on two grains of rice
A photo of you on the cover of “Rolling Stone”
A video of a woman pretending to be “crazy in love with you” — which has 253 buyers and a 98% positive rating so far
You can seriously sell almost anything on Fiverr. Here are some more ideas.
27. Earn $100 By Helping a Company Name Itself
Professional
branders aren’t going anywhere, but for small businesses that can’t
afford the million dollar price tag, crowdsourcing allows businesses to
outsource the creative process to people like you and me through “naming
contests.”
There are hundreds of naming contests on websites like NamingForce.com and SquadHelp.com.
The way it works is that nameless businesses list a little information
about their company and a prize amount for the person who can come up
with the best name. The rewards are anywhere from $50-$500, with the
average amount around $100.
For example, one company on SquadHelp
says they are a company that buys used video games and they will pay $80
to the person who can come up with the best name. A few of the
submissions so far are “Cash 2 Gamers” and “Game Epix.” Think you can do
better? Give it a try here.
28. Become an Online Tutor
Education is one of the world’s leading industries, and the private tutoring market alone is expected to top $102 billion by 2018.
Have
you ever considered becoming an online tutor to make extra money?
Well, if you haven’t, you most certainly should. You can make some
serious coin by answering student’s questions, explaining your notes and
uploading tutorials.
That’s right, by sharing your knowledge, you can be rewarded handsomely.
Ty marketing your services on a site like Tutor.com, where instructors earn $9-$13/hour, plus $5.50/hour just for being logged in waiting for students.
29. Become a Dog Masseuse
We’ve talked before about ways to get paid to spend time with cats and dogs, but this is a new one: pet massage.
That’s
right — some people earn money for massaging animals. It might sound a
little strange, but apparently many cats and dogs enjoy a good massage
as much as humans do.
If you like petting your furry friends, why not explore this option? With a bit of training you can make $50 per hour as a pet massage therapist. Here’s how to get started.
30. Sell Board Game Pieces
Diane Macdonald/Getty ImagesEver seen a board game in the thrift store but noticed with great sadness it was missing half the pieces? You might want to put the game in your shopping cart anyway. One Penny Hoarder made $250 in six months selling spare board game pieces online. You can even sell “mystery bags” of pieces for $12 a pop! It
may take some time for your listings to sell, but if you follow Laura’s
guide, you can probably make $100 in about three months.
31. Write Slogans for Major Companies
Can you sum up a product in a sentence? Think of something funny — and not another joke about too many candles — to put on a birthday card? Make a point in few concise words?
If so, you might be able to make money writing slogans.
Companies
sometimes need new corporate taglines, advertising slogans and jingles.
Bumper sticker and greeting card makers want cute, endearing or funny
thoughts to put on their products. When these businesses need
help, they sometimes collect submissions from freelance writers or run
contests that anyone can enter — including you!
Try one or more of these platforms to get started:
Slogan Slingers helps
companies create slogan contests in which their registered writers
compete. It’s free to sign up as a writer, and the company claims you
can “make up to $999 per contest (minus our small admin fee).”
Get a Slogan is
a “crowd-sourcing platform that brings in custom, creative and catchy
slogans from a variety of sloganeers.” Companies come to them for help,
and writers submit their ideas. It’s free to sign up, but you initially
have only “qualifying” status. Once you obtain “qualified” status,
you’ll receive $50 for each of your winning slogans.
Freelancer.com has
a section devoted to slogan-writing projects, which are sometimes run
as contests. For example, at the moment a personal injury law firm is
offering $150 for the best “unique and memorable tagline/slogan.”
32. Watch More Television
Do
you like to stay up-to-date on the latest popular — and not-so-popular —
TV shows? Get paid for the TV you’re watching in your spare time by
writing reviews!
Writing about TV comes in a lot of forms,
according to NPR television reporter Linda Holmes. Lots of sites pay
writers to review or recap shows, but they come with different tones.
You
could do a straightforward review of the craft of the show, search for
symbolism in the story or start a conversation with readers about the
lives of the characters.
If you prefer a bit of snark, you might
write for a site that prefers to riff off TV shows. These turn your
review into an opportunity for biting punchlines.
A few places to get you started:
