best way to earn extra income?

[o2bnocn]

There are quite a few things that I need...

*New Laptop
*New Mattress
*Compact Fridge
*Eye doctor exam
*dentist bills to pay for

I was wondering if anyone know of any good ways to make extra income that is decent / high paying without having to work 24/7 for low paying checks. Right now I only earn enough to pay for basic necessities. I'm in the process of looking for a better job but until I get hired on one, was wondering. I'm open to suggestions.

[heidi0902]

What do you define as high paying? A part time job is probably your best bet. Maybe tutoring or dog sitting depending on your area.

[paints]

I can't help with the job-I'm in pretty much the same position.

The things you need-do they have to be new? You can find a lot of things on sites like craigslist, that are like new, for a lot less than buying new.

Check with the Lions club about the eye exam.  They help pay for eye exams and glasses for people who need them and don't have the money to pay.

Hope that helps. Good luck.

[dogsleash]

sorry i only know work sites . but when i was in school i found friends to do odd jobs with run garbage 20 walk dog 10 pain move people.

[lguzman1]

Sorry for what your going through and there is not much that I could say that can help you. Have you tried applying to the school district. They have noon duty aids and you get paid ok.

[Liquidfire_43]

Other than gpt sites... I do online gamble (esports thing with csgo), stocks, and Lending Club (which is peer to peer lending)

[nannycoe1]

I am in the same boat as you, there are a lot of things I need also but I am not able to do physical work so I just stick with survey sites. It really does help

[countrygirl12]

There are quite a few things that I need...

*New Laptop
*New Mattress
*Compact Fridge
*Eye doctor exam
*dentist bills to pay for

I was wondering if anyone know of any good ways to make extra income that is decent / high paying without having to work 24/7 for low paying checks. Right now I only earn enough to pay for basic necessities. I'm in the process of looking for a better job but until I get hired on one, was wondering. I'm open to suggestions.

Not really.  Sites like this will make a little.  There are no magic tricks to making big bucks and not having to work for it.  There just aren't.  If there are I sure have not found it yet.  I do several sites like this one but I put a LOT of time into them.

[sak4kat]

I would say patience.  No matter how many sites your in and how much time you devote to them it takes time to get money rolling in from them.  It's a cycle that you have to be disciplined with and stick to.  When it comes to big ticket items...saving up for them certainly takes time and patience.

[batmobile]

sell on amazon

[bretay]

understand what you mean..i need a few things also...but not any sites online that can earn enough to those without a long wait...if they are i havent found them yet..try some freebies sites or yardsale sites on facebook for some of the items you need..as far as lyons club for glasses..maybe your area will have the funds..mine doesnt i have applied and just got a letter saying they dont have the funds to get me glasses..so i am using the dollar tree glasses

[sherryinutah]

Something that's service oriented, like cleaning.  There are so many products available at stores, online, etc.

People are busy and they need help managing their stuff and their lives.

Only you can decide what's best for YOU.   

[autumnsparklemom]

Wonderful suggestions on here. Will look in the ideas that have been listed here.

[squirrelgirl44]

Surveys and videos here.

When I moved I sold a bunch of stuff I wasn't using on Craigslist.

I am currently selling things on eBay as well. Some people i know actually go to thrift stores, yard sales, etc. and buy things there to resell on eBay. (brand name clothing, items people probably don't know are valuable).

Work overtime if your job permits (mine used to, but at the start of the year stopped).

[countrygirl12]

Surveys and videos here.

When I moved I sold a bunch of stuff I wasn't using on Craigslist.

I am currently selling things on eBay as well. Some people i know actually go to thrift stores, yard sales, etc. and buy things there to resell on eBay. (brand name clothing, items people probably don't know are valuable).

Work overtime if your job permits (mine used to, but at the start of the year stopped).

I kind of think this is wrong.  I use to go to church with a woman who done that.  She bought something at a yard sale that was where the parents had died and something she found was antique.  She got it for $5 and sold it on ebay for over $1000.