any other work from home ideas??

[Marchhare80]

I'm looking, like everyone else, for more ways to earn some extra cash. Does anyone have any suggestions??

[brenspencer]

well i have looked, searched, googled, and now have a bunch of junk emails for trying to sign up with things, they all want money for their high tech secrets hahaha whatever anyway I really dont know I have also contacted some one here but all i get is more or less the same thing  and automated emails even though i personally write my email for help but all i get is spam so people advertising they can help just google they are doing the same thing they want you to join and make them money they dont care about you or your situation It kinda pisses me off but oh well so just beware and don't let it get you down.....

[momoney555]

I have made nice money on EBay.  If you have old things like jewelry, books, etc..there are collectors looking to buy them.  If you are good at crafting or sewing you can make money there too.  You do have to pay a small percentage, but it is not an unreasonable amount.

[pvs_19857]

Ok I will try ebay suggestion..

[plennis]

I have about 14 part time jobs.  Fusion Cash, Inbox Dollars..... etc.    But I also for about 6 months have been doing Secret/Mystery Shopper Jobs.  As with anything else you have to be careful who you sign up with.    I am making about $500.00/month with that.  To start I would only do 1 job and see when and how it paid before I went crazy on it.  Now I am with 4 different companies and it is really a lot of fun.  None of them pay a tremendous amount per job, but they add up.  The only time I have been able to go out to dinner for the last couple of years is on these guys.  You go to dinner to evaluate services and sometimes specials they are trying..from Yogurt shops to some pretty high end restaurants.  I do a lot of grocery stores...spend $15 - $25 on groceries get reimbursed for that besides getting a small fee for doing it.  FREE GROCERIES.      Some of the companies pay 2 times a month and some pay monthly.   I have also become a Notary Public, specializing in Real Estate.   I do onsite inspections, closing of loan documents plus anything else someone needs notarized.  In California now you have to have your papers notarized to prove that you are who you say you are and have a valid relationship to someone to get a birth certificate (This is suppose to cut down on identify theft.)  I and my husband have become PARR inspectors, these are the people that go in after a disaster to help document loss for the government and insurance.  We are always looking for other ways to make income.  The last 4 years since we have lost our jobs has definitely been challenging.  Unemployment does not go that far, and doesn't last forever.  But the bill still keep rolling n.