Extra cash

[Joan]

With everything rising is price I've been trying to find ways of earning a little extra money.

Surveys are taking forever to get the points needed, so I've just downloaded Mist play, which will hopefully pay out a bit quicker.

I need to get organised and sell a few bits too.

Anyone else know of ways to earn extra money, without taking on another job.

 

[Floris]

To be honest, all those things they advertise on social media as a side hussle, they're all not made to be in your favour, and they wont make you money unless it's a full time job for you. Surveys included.

I was considering myself to perhaps start something up on etsy and just be like everybody else and spam the crap out of it to run even, and then see what sells for a little profit for 2023. But I haven't even had time yet to think seriously about it.

 

[Joan]

Last time I really did the surveys I got £5-10 a month, in gift vouchers.

I know it's not £100s but it's a little extra for birthday or Christmas presents.

So far I'm almost at 50p on solitaire!

 

[Greymagic27]

There’s always Uber eats and stuff like that… although I’ve not done it myself and don’t know if it’s how they make it out

 

[Floris]

I read that deliveroo and a few others are slowly disappearing from countries, like the Netherlands. Uber eats isn't kicking off in my town - but in Amsterdam it's pretty big.

Anyway, that's off topic

 

[Joan]

I must start selling bits, I have them here ready to sell, it's just getting around to taking photos and putting online

 

[Nix]

I must start selling bits, I have them here ready to sell, it's just getting around to taking photos and putting online

Same here, I have about 4 IKEA blue bags full of stuff to go on Vinted!

 

[Floris]

Same here, I have about 4 IKEA blue bags full of stuff to go on Vinted!

Don't buy it in the first place, you will have less to sell a year later

 

[Floris]

I find it so stressful to have to deal with people who try to get it cheaper, make appointments and don't show up, who expect me to drop it off, all that communication and risk of charrgebacks and what not. i also don't really want ppl to come to my house to pick it up either. and what I sell is heavy, the shipping is usually as much as the item, how is that gonna sell .. i tend to just give it away or throw it away to be honest.

 

[Joan]

I'm almost at £5 on mistplay now and I barely play it. If you like mobile games it's worth doing, as you can find loads of games on the app and just have to download and play via the app and its free money. Never going to make loads but it could be a free birthday or Christmas present for someone

 

[Floris]

I'm almost at £5 on mistplay now and I barely play it. If you like mobile games it's worth doing, as you can find loads of games on the app and just have to download and play via the app and its free money. Never going to make loads but it could be a free birthday or Christmas present for someone

They usually require a min amount to be reached before they pay out, right?

 

[Joan]

They usually require a min amount to be reached before they pay out, right?

Yeah it goes 50p, £5, £10, £25 and £50