100 ways to get money w/no job and no computer!

You can be a greeter at Walmart. If you are a senior or disabled they will let you sit down for it. I don't know how much it pays but better than nothing if your Walmart needs a store greeter for the shoppers coming in to buy.

Don't forget garage sales!

 in response to beauport01930...   

Hello

I don't know if any of these might help but here are some job ideas

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That is nice weather for MA...

Good luck

 in response to whoknew...   

That particular site did not apply to my circumstances. However, I found it to be so valuable that I did share it with Facebook readers to whom I am connected.

I moved over an hour away from my primary doctor and have no gasoline to visit him. He is only refilling prescriptions until I get set up with a new doctor in my new location. I'm waiting another month to get money; I applied and was approved for disability. I'm just staying in the house until the end of September for it to start sending me checks. I've borrowed $ from family for my blood pressure pills. I will have to repay everyone back. That's why I've been looking for short money.

The people on this site are so nice. God must have directed me to it. I have no idea how I stumbled upon it. I have serious memory issues, but now that it's linked to my email, I can come back to it whenever I want.

Have a good day...it's a glorious 77 degree day here in Massachusetts.

 

 

 in response to whoknew...   Thank you for the resource. You're very thoughtful.

 in response to beauport01930...   Did you ask your doctor for samples? They usually have some on hand for situations like yours. Also check with this site - they may be able to help

 in response to xWHISKEEx...   

I need money for my co-pays on prescriptions. I've been without for over 2 weeks (Crestor) and am worried that the plaque is building up.

How does one go about selling plasma? I really need to get going on this.

Thanks so much for the post.

 

I appreciate your thoughtfulness by creating this post. I'm penniless and it's a good help. One guy posted to sell old albums and I do have many of them. So, there might be an avenue for a bit of cash for me to buy my very needed prescriptions. I have insurance, but no $ for the co-payments.

Thank you and have a good day.

 

 in response to sickshame4343...   

Thank you for this post! We have a record store in my city and I have 2 or 3 boxes of old albums I might bring to them and ask if they'll buy. I never thought about this avenue!

Repost every now and then for others to see. We all come on-line at different times.

 in response to positive thoughts...   Wish I had seen it so I know what it was about .

crime 101's post has been removed, it just goes to show that people are bitter and at their wit's end. We have to turn to the Lord! not to the other guy. It is the only way, HE IS THE ONLY WAY TO TRUE HAPPINESS! OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST! I found this online this morning, It helped me put things in perspective. 

 

"Beware in your prayers, above everything else, of limiting God, not only by unbelief, but by fancying that you know what He can do. Expect unexpected things, 'above all that we ask or think.' Each time, before you intercede, be quiet first, and worship God in His glory. Think of what He can do, and how He delights to hear the prayers of His redeemed people. Think of your place and privilege in Christ, and expect great things!"

Andrew Murray

 www.christian-resources-today.com

Andrew Murray

 

 in response to crime 101...   

Crime doesn't pay.  You will only end up hurting yourself more.

 

If you are good at baking, extra cash can be made making birthday cakes. Make a cake and donate it to some that works in an office where there are lots of people. Make sure they give out your contact number and watch the cash roll in.

 in response to nomoneyhoney...   LMAO! funny, ummm no, I wouldn't advise it. 

turn a trick, hey i dont want to do it either but i have no food

 in response to sickshame4343...   Yes and thank you but love album covers...

starshine- you might want to hang onto those or sell them at one of those "trendy" record stores; vinyl is becoming very trendy and beatles' albums are among the most coveted. Rare singles and compilations can be worth a boatload.

 in response to positive thoughts...   well thanks for poppin in ! and thanks for the props, I like your nickname, positive thoughts sometimes are the most important thing we have, along with our faith. God bless!!!

 in response to Laura14...   Just popping in to say Hello.  Great job.  Thankyou

 in response to f3rr3t...   People come across aidpage everywhere. At their friends house, at the Library. The internet is everywhere, and alot of the time free. Not to mention, "word of mouth". Tell a friend or a friend tells you. Anything is possible!

 in response to f3rr3t...   Hello, hope all is well.  You could benefit by them word of mouth still exits and does travel fast.  You see we have computers and when one who does not and they are looking for info we pass it on to them by word of mouth.  Have a great day.

if you dont have a computer, then how could you read these ideas and benefit from them?

 in response to nini3...   Thanks for the kudo's, and the smile  , God Bless!

You could make a small café in your back garden. Get a few chairs and make some cake, cookie, coffee, tea and some cool drinks. Make a few leaflets and post the round or hand them out. You could even charge them to come in to you back garden. I'm sure this could get a bit of money.

Hi Again, Laura --

I saw this post listed at the top of your page, and I had to come and see, and I'm glad I did.  Even though we live in a neighborhood where it probably won't work to put the ads up in the laundromat (all poor peole) you have reminded me that that's how we used to do things when I was growing up.  We are members of a church with quite a bit of "old" money in it, so maybe my healthy son can get some work in this manner from someone there.

Thanks for bringing me way back to when I was young, and there weren't computers in everyone's home!  I love it!

Have a good one.

Blessings to you,

nini3 

 in response to dalla...   

Nice List! Thankyou!

 

wash cars,

detail cleaning for cars,

mow yards,

clean yards,

do lite gardening and plant flowers/ greenery for others,

clean windows,

do washing and ironing for other people,

pet care(washing, taking to vet, sitting, etc.),

go run errands/grocery shop for some one,

be an event planner for kids birthday parties(easy)

make cakes for special occassions like kids birthday(nothing like weddings unless you are a skilled baker),

wash porches, patios and outside furniture for people,

go pick up and deliver meals to shut in people,

clean garages,

yard sales,

be a taxi for other moms or busy people,

take care of other peoples houses/gardens while they are out of town,

 

 in response to Dizzle...   

That is great as I have a collection of Beatle albums that you can't find a turntable to play on so I think album covers make great wall art.

On a serious note you can be a clown at a children's party to earn money. 

Ok I am trying to get $85 to buy Beatles albums so for all you Beatles fans out there here are my tips

 1. Sell old bikes from $20-$60

 2. ebay go through you house and find all the useless crap that you don't use and sell it

 3. Be creative

I have found so many websites and newsletters that have been helpful. I save them in my favorites. Being broke sorta made me become a bloodhound for Bull vs. the real Deals. Will be updating info as soon as I can. K

This website has some very good ideas. Check it out.  Paidforfree.com

Peace & Blessings I. Teddy Bonet

Teddybear818.com

 

 in response to Bee's Knees...   I am the family genealogist, my dad had a DNA test to prove lineage, and it only proved what I have already found in documentation

 in response to xWHISKEEx...   they don't pay for that here, you have to go to the next town over, but still a good idea.

 in response to Bee's Knees...   that's a good one. Thanks BK! Very original

8. Donate plasma. Around $50 per week and you can help save a life.

 in response to ICEVERYTHING...   Thanks, IC. Ill check it out. 

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

Here is why DNA testing is not enough to prove lineage: 

http://www.manataka.org/page267.html

It's sort of like grasping at straws.

 in response to Holly Berry1...   

All I have is a DNA test proving his lineage.  It would be very hard to prove through documentation, since that side of the family is something of a mystery.  I will try the link you gave me.  Thanks so much!  I appreciate it, since my search has been long and frustrating.  Anyone else who knows anything about this, please let me know what you know.  Thanks! 

 in response to Bee's Knees...   Yes, I have heard of this.  Your ancestors must be registered with the tribal council.  You must be able to prove your lineage.  I don't know if this is true for all tribes, but I have known tribes where 1/8 blood line is required to qualify for these benefits.  You can contact the Bureau of Indian Affairs (www.bia.gov) or your tribal council for additional information.  Good luck!

If you have any Native American ancestors, you may be able to get government benefits, such as money, scholarships, etc...

I am just learning about this, as I recently found out my son may qualify.   

hire yourself out as a wedding, funeral, party singer

hire yourself out to play a musical instrument (if you can) at these events

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

Right now, cooking and recipes are going very well. Also things that can help people, like how to make a garden, how to make money on the internet, and adsense articles seem to be doing quite well also, if you can explain in common terms about using it.

There are many things that are selling right now. I am trying out a few of the manuscripts that are updated novels to see how they come out.

 in response to shirleybill...   Do you have any advice as to what genres are popular sellers?

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

Ebooks are becoming the going thing on the internet. So, it might be a good market to break into right now.

Articles also can generate you a very  nice income, as well as blogging.

 in response to shirleybill...   Well I will certainly be checking into this!  Thanks so much!

 in response to ekikaseven...   You are very welcome. I am happy to help out.

 in response to shirleybill...   thanks for sharing this info

 in response to Late bloomer...   

I use lulu.com to sell some of my ebooks. I also have hardcover on there, but i don't recommend selling hardcover on lulu, since it can cost you a bundle in the long run.

Wordclay is another good place to place your books. They of course will come out as hard cover, which is fine for WordClay, and it does not cost you.

I have another one or two that i can post on here, but i have to look to see what the names of those are. One of those are: http://shirleysebooks.webs.com/

I found a new one the other day, and a very nice one also. You may want to check out Webstore, Wigix, and also Ebay. I recently sold 10 this past week on ebay.

 in response to shirleybill...   Thanks this sounds interesting would you please advise web sites and stay blessed.

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

No one has to edit or approve your ebooks. They are your product, and your creativity.

As far as pricing goes, you set your own price, and what you want to make out of them. Personally, i think if you set them at a lower price, you make more cash in the long run. So i do sell mine for a lower price.

There are places that you can sell your ebooks besides auction, like lulu.com, and as tempting as it is to also sell in hardcover on lulu, it is not adviseable, since you pay for it in the long haul.

Before I start, let me say I know some people will boo me.  Definately.  But, this is something I considered at one time.

Each person obviously has their own moral code, and would have to do some serious soul searching before doing this.  I'm curious to see what Starshine has to say.  If she didn't like pet breeding...

Becoming a surrogate mom.  There is a woman I know who did it...to the tune of $25000.  That was a few years ago, and she did it 2 or 3 times.  The people she served were from France.  She told me that depending on what state you live in, laws concerning this are different.  (Illinois has pretty lax laws on this, so women from there are in demand).  The second time she did it, she ended up carrying twins, so it was going to pay more.  They paid for all her prego expenses, and she worked the whole time, so it was like double income.  They chose her because she was already a mom and showed she could carry out healthy pregnancies.  Some places may pay more for these services.  She felt really good about helping these people who were so desperate to have a baby of their own but needed someone to carry it for them. 

I couldn't do it, but wouldn't fault someone who could.  I understand wanting a child of "your own" but if I were in that position, I would adopt!  There are unwanted babies just lying around everywhere! 

The idea is to give ideas of ways to make money, so here ya go.  It's an idea.

Hey, Laura, did you reach 100 yet?  I could count, but my coffee IV is running low

Did anyone mention car detailing yet?  Oh, what I wouldn't give for someone to give the inside of my momtaxi some serious TLC right now!  As a baby shower gift when my 4th sweetie was born, someone bought me a car detail.  It was one of the best gifts I ever got!  My sister just had a baby and had hers done before she went to the hospital.  Even if it isn't your first, nobody wants to bring home a precious, new little person home for the first time in a nasty vehicle.  Marketing your services as a car detailer to pregnant women may have some untapped potential!  That gives me another idea....if you have the time, and especially if you have been through it before, to hire yourself out as a pregnant woman's helper, to get things ready for the new baby...kind of like a wedding planner, only the event is birth instead of wedding.  To do it right, having a baby takes alot of planning and can be overwhelming for someone who doesn't have the help she needs, especially at the end.   

 in response to shirleybill...   Wow, that is really cool!  I never knew what an ebook was.  Do they have to edit or approve of anything before you can sell it?  How much do they sell for?

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

Ebooks or pdf (portable document format) is pretty simple to make. You choose a subject that you like writing about. It's your work, so you can resell it as many times as you like.

Making an ebook, is not like making a hardcover. People want the information, and they want something that they can read while they are at the park, the doctors office, or simply waiting in line, or what have you.

They like all sorts of stuff, like cookbooks, niche items, sales, hobbies, you name it, and people are buying them. I do a lot of sales on ebay, and i also have other auctions that i have products...and ebooks are a product, but a virtual product.

 in response to shirleybill...   

Please tell me more, Shirleybill...I am very interested in this

Make and sell ebooks on the internet. That is part of what i  do.

My 18yr old son makes wooden swords for the neighborhood kids. Sometimes they pay him or supply the wood. Usually he finds pallets or scrap wood by the side of the road. But not a lot of people have a workshop like his grand father has. But if you did , you could sell wooden swords! Little boys love them!

 in response to Bee's Knees...   when we are desperate , we would do a lot of things. And if my pets accidentally breed well then I would accidentally sell them LMAO! 

 in response to Bee's Knees...   this is a good one!

LOL.   A side to Starshine I've never observed before :-).  I would also think breeding animals has some upfront cost (care, feeding, vets, etc.) that many here would not be able to bear.

 in response to Starshine...   

Ok, Ok...I retract the animal breeding thing.  Starshine booed me.  She was right.   

Some things are not worth it...which reminds me why I backed out of the puppy deal, and have not regretted it. 

Rescue a pet, spay and neuter...and PLEASE don't tell Baxter, Jack, and Arnold I suggested breeding!  (They would REALLY wonder why I didn't leave their feline manhood intact!  I'm pretty sure they are plotting revenge.) 

The time for me to turn off the old thinking cap has loooong passed!!!!  Ben Franklin was right when he mentioned the early to bed n rise makin ya healthy wealthy n wise bit... cuz late to bed n you'll be late to rise, unhealthy, poor, n ignert!

Good night and God bless all you cyberfolks

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

You have got to be kidding breed cats and dogs come on. 

That is the worse way to make money by breeding cats and dogs. Each day animals are being destroyed by the thousands because people don''t fix their pets purebreed or not. 

Thumbs down on that one.

Woa baby, I just realized I have no excuse for being broke!  Problem solved!  I'll get right on all these ideas right away. 

Hire yourself out as a painter----to people wanting several rooms painted, etc...

 

breed dogs or cats

Friends of mine got me a Standard Poodle pup to keep as a pet and breed with their Lab/Poodle.  The goal was to sell the puppies and split the $, only I wimped out after only two weeks and begged them to take her back.  

They have now made thousands and thousands of dollars by simply letting dogs be dogs and selling the babies.  They actually stay home and do the dog thing full time now.

I see popular breed dogs being put down constantly, because they are unwanted. 

I also know a lady who does the same thing with a certain, special breed of cats. 

Try your hand at writing...poetry, cookbooks, your life story, self help, children's stories, jokes, greeting cards, research articles....

I have always wanted to try this.  I still plan to.  I heard the woman who wrote the "Harry Potter" series was a stay at home mom.  I'm pretty sure she is livin large right now.

tutor a fellow student or a child

be a note taker in a college class (if you are a student) for a disabled classmate.  I am an interpreter for deaf students, and seek out note takers each time I start a new class with a client. The college pays them to simply make copies of their notes and give them to the deaf student.

  

This is the best idea yet, in my opinion, and I didn't come up with it.

EVERYONE has good ideas they never follow through on.  How many times have you seen something advertised and kicked yourself, cuz you already thought of that and never did anything with it???? 

EVERYONE should be able to invent at least ONE thing to pattent, and sell their invention to a company that wants to produce and sell it.

Look at the stupid commercials, magazine adds, online stores, etc...who in the world would pay $ for some of this junk????  But they DO!  If not, they would not be advertising it! 

For goodness sake, if the inventor of the Snuggie can be filthy rich, how is that even right?  Put your robe on backwards, or pin a blanket on, and you just made your own. Geesh

I KNOW all of us are way smarter than that mess!

Obviously it can even be something silly or pointless, as long as theres a market for it, there is money to be made there.....and it seems some people will waste money on anything!

Personally, I am experimenting all the time with new "inventions" (looks more like a torture device making workshop, or at least a health code violation) to see what I can come up with. 

I know a couple of guys who invented things that got them govenment grants and private investor backing to start their own businesses!

Put on your thinking caps!  

 

 

....more ideas about selling your stuff...

Clothing Consignment shops buy used clothes in good condition, to sell in their stores.  You may only get a few dollars per item, but it adds up if you have a large quantity. 

Name brand second hand clothing stores are becoming more popular, too, because teenagers will shop there, unlike thrift stores.  They charge quite a bit more for their clothes, so they pay more for them too.  If you are like me, and your kids are clothed in thrift store and yardsale finds, (which, oddly enough, happen to be the same brands that wackos go into debt buying at the mall) you only spent a few bucks, or less, on each item.  We could actually score at these stores, big time, since they are likely to give us more than we paid to begin with!   

 in response to ekikaseven...   WEll, thanks!!!!!  Maybe all these gray hairs mean I'm learning something!  Hahaha.  Now, if I could only find those marbles I lost......

dogsit

dogwash

if you sew, take in mending to do for pay

cut hair

style hair (some people can't do it, and would pay for help with their little girls, or even themselves)

put together photo albums or scrapbooks for people with no time to do it...I have had requests for this from some of the people I cleaned for

sell back used college textbooks

.....more on selling your stuff.....look around at your things and try to think outside the box...maybe even ask a friend to help you...there may be hidden value in things right under your nose.� I bought a pair of framed watercolor prints at a yardsale for either $1 or $2, because I wanted the frames.� I liked the pictures too, but not as much as the frames...thought maybe I would put them in different ones or pitch them.� After having them for who knows how long, I hung them as they were.� I grew to really enjoy the prints, but not the matts.� Eventually I took them down and as I took them out of the frames, I found writing on the back, where a frame shop had written the customer's name and the cost of the custom order.� I found out these prints were done by an artist who was on the rise in popularity and that they were worth money, especially framed.� I had no idea.�

I also�found out some of my old dishes, which were hand me downs and nothing special in my mind, were now considered antique collectibles, worth mulah!�

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 in response to Bee's Knees...   

Girl,

You are so on target. Are you sure you are not 100 years old? Just kidding. LOL

You have wisdom that far exceeds so many people. And wow, you have 5 children and still going to school. Now that gumption & determination. You are right, it will be worth it. It does not matter how long it takes us to arrive to our destination just as long as we 'arrive'.

I know what you mean about some having the pampered child mentality. Parents who give their children everything are not doing their child a favor. What happens when something happens to the parents.  None of us like to struggle. I know I didn't. Its a hard lesson of life. However, it does make one independent & appreciative of things in life.

Oh the power of suggestion. You mentioned peanut butter sandwich & now I want one!

I wish you the best in all your endeavors. I'm sure you will go far in life.

take care

 

I would like to add ideas:

(8) Offer to do one's laundry (if you have a washer & dryer). And, be sure to charge extra if they want any ironing done.

(9) If have kids of age, have them to offer to wash neighbors cars for a reasonable price.

(10) Offer to rake neighbors yard, sweep porch for a reasonable price.

 

footnote: I like your idea about offering rides. However, where I live 2 dollars will not buy a half gallon of gas for me.  So,one may want to charge more or maybe by mileage. And,if they have to assist with transporting of groceries then that could be another charge. Just a thought.

Keep up the good work!

 in response to ekikaseven...   

I know what you mean.  Life almost never goes according to plan, at least for most of us.  I had a teacher who drove me nuts in elementary school, because she said about a million times, "Lifes not fair!"  It stuck in my head and was a goooooood lesson.  Do what you can and roll with it...When you find yourself in a situation you never thought you would be in, you have to do things you never thought you would do! 

I realize some of these people are probably users, but I also think some of them are probably just desperate and don't know what else to do.  But, like you said, if their attitude is--they are unwilling to help themselves, yet expect others to help them--shame on them!  They have no self respect or dignity.  Something else I noticed, along the lines of what you said, ekikaseven, is the sad phenomenon of the formerly pampered child.  I had several friends, growing up, who were spoiled (with material things), their parents worked hard to give them everything they hadn't had...and forgot to teach them how to be self sustaining.  They didn't know what the heck to do and how to handle not having things handed to them once they were out on their own.  To this day, they are being supported by others, and/or are broke.  I have been so very blessed to have been given help by others, in hard financial times, but it is very humbling and though I am ever so grateful, I HATE IT!!!!!                                    Unfortunately, it is very hard to go to school and/or work, and earn enough to make it worth the gas! I understand why it seems impossible for many of these women to take that leap. The thing I have come to believe is this...if I can just stick it out long enough, time will go on and I will get there, even if it stinks in the meantime.  Some things are worth it, and can never be taken away.  Single moms  can get grants to pay for school, government assistance, scholarships and student loans to live on, and work part time to get by till they earn their degree.  (A college director told me that one could make a nice living off of scholarships if they took the time to constantly keep applying for them, since there is no limit to how many you can receive.)  If I can do it with five children, I think many others can do the same!                                                                            It  may take me twice as long as others, my blood may run brown from the gallons of coffee I live on, and we probably won't be vacationing in Hawaii for a while, but in the end it will be so worth it...especially for the lessons it is teaching my children....how to get their own darn penanut butter sandwich!    Hahahaha....    

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

Wow,

You have shown great wisdom here! I have read posts where many are begging others for money. When these same people are told to sell 'their items' to provide for 'their own needs', they act like someone has committed the cardnial sin. They have given all sorts of excuses as to why they can't depart with their items. Some will say 'why should they have to depart with things they have worked so hard to get in their lives. Yet, they want strangers to depart with things that these strangers have worked so hard to achieve in life, like 'their MONEY' !!! Go figure.

If people don't plan to 'sacrifice their things' to pay for their own bills,then why do one think a stranger will or should 'sacrifice' for them.

I have talked with people from all walks of life. I have learned a few things from them.  I have learned some grim truths. Now,there are many giving people out there but these are just a few of things that I have heard from people.

(1) The woman that has gone to school, delayed having a family,put her kids in daycare & work long hours to achieve something in life,' DOES NOT plan to give her 'hard earned monies' to another woman to be able to stay at home with their kids. 

(2) Many men have expressed that they do not want to take care of somebody else's kids.

(3) I have heard these words said so many times "I went to school & they could have gone to school too". Or, "I worked hard & others should too".

No matter how these statements may sound to others,this is just the reality of how many people feel.

 

Sell something valuable you think you cannot live without (but can).  When my grandparents died, they left each grandchild a gold coin.  Back then, they were only worth about $300 each.  I had my parents hold on to it for safekeeping and forgot all about it...until my sister was forced to sell hers and found out it was now worth $900!  Something I didn't even know I had anymore saved me from having my power cut off.  Though we both hated to give up our treasured keepsakes, we agreed that our grandparents would have wanted to help us.  

When purging my belongings, I ask myself 3 questions:  1. Do you need it?  (really need it.  If it has not been used in a year or more, probably not)  2.  Do you love it? (Is it something you can never replace, that you would be heartbroken over if it was gone?)  3. Is it serving a purpose? (if you have space to keep it, is it being put to good use, even if it is purely for looks?)     

------all null and void, however, when money is desperately needed! 

I'm not saying throw it away for nothing, like the dude who wants to pay you $5 for your dad's antique toy car, when you know its worth way way more.  I'm only saying that if it comes down to choosing between your well being and inanimate object, (just for the sake of having it, because it used to belong to Great Great Aunt Stella or because it was a gift from your mother) the choice is clear.  If you find it hard to part with something, take a picture of it before you do, to preserve the memory the thing held. 

after all, its all just stuff anyway!  You can't take it with you when you go!

   

raffles and benefits make money but just one time

My wife donates twice per week.  The program here pays $25/donation plus bonuses every six weeks.  It isn't a lot of money, but in these hard times those donations have at least a couple of times, helped to make our mortgage payment.

 in response to ICEVERYTHING...   Yes, sir, you are correct.  It depends on what area you live in.  Some places pay a little more (maybe up to $10 more).  And, yes I think you can donate once a week, but no more.  I didn't even want to suggest this one...I have never done it, but back in my first college career, all my friends did.  It was scary to me.  I think things are much safer now.

 in response to Bee's Knees...   

Very good idea.  I know someone who needs baby sitting. 

The only issue is that it's very, very hard for folks to trust people to come into their home (especially enough to trust them around all of their personal belongings, etc.).

 in response to Bee's Knees...   Some places pay slightly higher, and I think you can donate 1 time per week.  Is that correct?

apply for government grants

not my favorite, but donating plasma pays about $25

have a yardsale and sell anything you can live without

make crafts, food, pet items to sell at local festivals, yard sales, farmer's markets

babysit old people

 in response to beauport01930...   well thank you for saying so 

Thank you for sharing your ideas...every bit helps.

8. Use your creativity make crafts to sell at local craftshows or flea markets

9.  Durning the holiday season place an ad in one of those "free papers" where you don't have to pay for the ad offering to wrap presents for a small fee.

 in response to solicemoon...   

thats a good one! one day we'll have a hundred and I can put them in a list together lol, keep m coming. How bout this, offer to wash your neighbors clothes and fold and iron? I know my mom used to iron for her neighbors but not sure how much she made, if you undercut the local cleaners, maybe it could pay off

hey, i went to your other website. the links to affordable living.

you have some great resourceful stuff on there!

 

thanks!

providing meals for neighborhood busy families/singles

selling soda,tamales,cookies,brownies,and kool aid in 4 days i made a 80 dollar profit it reallly truely does work.!

hey, those are some good ideas.

here are some...

A.) Washing people's cars

B.) Walking people's animals

C.) mowing lawn (using the lawn mower of your customer)

D.) Summertime Job-Cleaning people's private pools

umm, thats all i can think of right off.

=)

 in response to money4_D...   

thats a great idea! thanks, i can't believe i didnt think of that! I have been asked to do this myself with a friend. Thanks for your input, and God Bless!

How about the swap meet/flea market? You can get rid of all your extra stuff (remember one mans junk is another mans treasure) or you can make things to sell too!!

i did this once. We were going to the fire works displays, and i wanted to take bottle water for the kids. Well when you only got 3 bucks. Its hard to bring yourself to buy bottled water. I went to the local Dollar General store, and they had a 24 pack of bottled water for $3. So I bought it. I told the kids, that they could have 2 each, but we had to sell the rest for a $1. we only sold 5 but that was a $2 dollar profit and we got free bottled water, I felt smart that day. LOL

Well Im losing count now, one day I'll add them up.

But here's one

Bake cookies or snacks or tamales and sell them arround your neighborhood. If you're persistant you could make quite a bit. Also you can sell soda pop. there is a lady in my apartments that buys twelve packs  and pickles on sell and sell's them by putting an add in the laundry. 50cent sodas and $1 pickles. You can make quite a profit, pay $2.50 (on sale) for a 12pk of Dp. 50 cents each is what $6bucks, not much, but worth it.

 in response to skeptic mom...   

thats a good one thanks

8.You can pet sit or walk pets for a price.