I am looking for a job online that i can make some money on the side to support all my hobbies. Does anyone know of anything i can do online for money? Im not looking for one of those stupid get rich quick things, im just looking for something to make some extra cash thats online/computer related.
Start up your own PC repair business. Put fliers and posters up in local shops, go posting things through people's doors. Worked for me a couple of summers ago.
You could sell bowls door to door, or maybe some sort of Breast Enhancement product. BTW/ 10/hour is CHEAP!... you can get more than that if you know your stuff, For businesses (Network/Server/multi-station) work I charge $90/hr, and they happily pay as long as you know your stuff... some people don't take you serious if you're too cheap...
He did say £10, which is basicly $19. But you have to know your stuff exceptionally well, and it's unknown as of yet how well Zach does know his stuff. So a low price would probably be a good idea.
If I could be bothered to spell right, I would. You know, take the time to look up words I don't know. Napoleon, then. Yeesh. Since when has the internet ever been an essay contest?
HA! you cant hack the Gibson.......even if you earn $90 an hour. Thats at least a 2 man/woman job (BRING ON JOLIE!)
Web-design is sometimes a good one if your good at it. I used to do a bit of web-design and got a bit of cash. If you are good enough at it you can make like 1-2k off a single project. I have seen some 14 year old kids making like $500 a week in their spare evenings.
damn, you've spoilt my secret tibby , I do some basic web design and If you can get to grips with the basics, as tibby said, its a very good job to get into. c.u.later
I'd really apreciate details on this Fr4nk, over PM or in here. I've actually got the startup capital that would be required, so its something I could do, and I'd love that sorta income
HI I second that. I tried to do this a few years back, but was priced out of the market. For example - i tried to sell a £800 computer, and the highest bid was £350.... Yatesy