I signed up yesterday for Gangster greed . It's another survey site, but now I have it down to a managable science. I do about 5 surveys on each site, and still make a decent amount of money each day.
The thing I like most about Gangster Greed is anytime you have more than $10 earned you can cash out. They pay with Paypal. This is a great way if you need cash in the middle of the month. (and who doesn't).
I have done several of them but so far haven't cashed out. I should be able to cash out in a day or 2.
I never sign up for surveys that ask for SS# or other real personal information. I never use my own credit card if I sign up for something that requires a credit card. I purchase a prepaid visa card to do that. If you sign up for trial offers you get the big bucks from the surveys. But most of the free trials require a credit card. That's why I spend $20.00 to earn back big money. Usually you can make a nice profit from doing it that way.
Test out Gangstergreed here. This program will pay you more if you get referrals under you. If you sign up for one of my programs, and send me a link to a program that I am not signed up for, I will sign up under yours as long as it a free program to sign up for.
Finding stuff to sell on Ebay for FREE
Craigslist has many categories one of the categories is FREE. I was shocked when I saw what people gave away for free.
Today when I looked there was a 5 gallon bucket of Behr's paint. It has never been opened and it is white paint. You can't beat that. While that isn't something that I would want to sell on ebay, I still inquired about it for a yard sale item. I can pick it up close to home, and won't take allot of gas to go get it.
I have seen over 400 books that someone was getting rid of, because they were moving and didn't want to take them, books are easy to sell on ebay. She had many of the newest books. I wasn't able to get to her in time to go get the books. But that would of been a great pickup and would be a great profit if I could of gotten to her in time.
People give away appliances, furniture, table and chairs, and outdoor furniture. Many ads do say that it's still in excellent condition.
Saturday afternoons is the best time to find the free stuff. They do have free stuff all week long, but on Saturdays, people are placing ads to get rid of left over yard sale items. They don't want to haul them off themselves.
Selling on craigslist is easy, the only drawback is that you get strangers coming to your home. I have sold cars on craigslists, and never put my number in the ad, and sold a few of them on there. Craigslists is free to advertise, which is a bonus.
You don't even have to really sell on ebay, if you find something free, you can re-post it on craigslist for a profit.
This is a real easy way to make extra money. You do have to pick the stuff up, but check out craigslist to find the "free" items for a profit.
Today when I looked there was a 5 gallon bucket of Behr's paint. It has never been opened and it is white paint. You can't beat that. While that isn't something that I would want to sell on ebay, I still inquired about it for a yard sale item. I can pick it up close to home, and won't take allot of gas to go get it.
I have seen over 400 books that someone was getting rid of, because they were moving and didn't want to take them, books are easy to sell on ebay. She had many of the newest books. I wasn't able to get to her in time to go get the books. But that would of been a great pickup and would be a great profit if I could of gotten to her in time.
People give away appliances, furniture, table and chairs, and outdoor furniture. Many ads do say that it's still in excellent condition.
Saturday afternoons is the best time to find the free stuff. They do have free stuff all week long, but on Saturdays, people are placing ads to get rid of left over yard sale items. They don't want to haul them off themselves.
Selling on craigslist is easy, the only drawback is that you get strangers coming to your home. I have sold cars on craigslists, and never put my number in the ad, and sold a few of them on there. Craigslists is free to advertise, which is a bonus.
You don't even have to really sell on ebay, if you find something free, you can re-post it on craigslist for a profit.
This is a real easy way to make extra money. You do have to pick the stuff up, but check out craigslist to find the "free" items for a profit.
Back from Vacation
I'm back from vacation. I had a blast. It was an experience. But now it's back to work.
While I was gone, I didn't have internet access alot of the time, and I realized that I'm addicted to the internet. I was going through withdrawl. But I survived that.
I made some money while I was gone due to the referral on some programs. That was really cool. I loved that part. I made money on Treasure Trooper and cashcrate and fairytale treasure without doing anything. I am still using Agloco for easy money. I wrote some articles for Associated Content that needs typed and uploaded today. I will catch up on everything tomorrow.
While I was gone, I didn't have internet access alot of the time, and I realized that I'm addicted to the internet. I was going through withdrawl. But I survived that.
I made some money while I was gone due to the referral on some programs. That was really cool. I loved that part. I made money on Treasure Trooper and cashcrate and fairytale treasure without doing anything. I am still using Agloco for easy money. I wrote some articles for Associated Content that needs typed and uploaded today. I will catch up on everything tomorrow.
Out of Town
I will be going out of town, not sure when I will have a connection for the laptop. I may not update the site for a few days. I will try and update as much as possible.
Cafe Press, Lulu, and Zazzle and more
New month, new goals.
This month I have so much that I want to accomplish.
I have a busy month, will be out of town for about 2 weeks this month, so I have to work harder while I am here to get everything done.
I was searching for places to sell things online. Places I can use several of my designs, and create products. I want to make money, but don't want to keep designing everytime. I want to use my basic designs and photos and have it already to sell. Ok I will admit that does sound kind of lazy, but I think of it as working smarter, not harder. (That does sound better)
So here are some that I came across. I will post the links to my stores once I get them up and running. I plan to have stores at all these places this month.
CafePress
I am getting some photos ready for my CafePress store. Going to upload and design some products. I had a store for many years, just never got around to doing anything with it. I have a ton of old photos that I can use. One day - ahh the famous thought- one day - I plan on writing a book.
CafePress is easy to upload the images to for them to do the design. In fact they even have templates that you can download so that you get the right size for the product. THey have a template for every product that they have there. Here is the link for all their templates. I would suggest using the templates so that each product comes out perfect.
Now chosing what products to design. CafePress has many products. For those of you that have a store there, do you have every product? Or do you choose a few from their selection? They have many different products to choose from. I see where I can do my calendars from there also. Cool deal. They have photos, calendars, stickers, and now offer CD's and even pillows.
Reading at CafePress I can make the stuff, and promote the store and make money. That sounds easy enough. This is something that isn't going to take alot of my time everyday and still can bring me in money.
Lulu.com
Lulu is another print on demand company. This place is more for books, calendars, and you can do ebooks there. It's free to sign up, and upload your work and promote it. They have digital downloads for photos, which you can price yourself. They don't offer T-shirts or photo prints. But looks like a great place to sell ebooks. Actually I bet you can make one design and sell the same thing on all these places. I will check into that later.
Zazzle.com
Zazzle.com is alot like CafePress. They have it so you can do Mugs, Tshirts, and offer greeting cards and postcards you can use your designs and sell from there. Like CafePress you can open your own store, and promote it. They offer hats, pictures and picture frames, mousepads, and bumper stickers. they say you can make up to 17% on every sale. That's a decent mark up. It's free to sign up and get your store. They offer 24 hour shipping. I like places that offer fast shipping.
Smugmug
Smugmug rocks if you have photos. I have an account there already where I have allot of photos. This isn't a free account, but if you want to sell your photos, this is a great place to go. They're support absolutly ROCKS. I love the way they get back to you.
I will write a post later on places to upload and sell photos. I have many places saved.
This month I have so much that I want to accomplish.
I have a busy month, will be out of town for about 2 weeks this month, so I have to work harder while I am here to get everything done.
I was searching for places to sell things online. Places I can use several of my designs, and create products. I want to make money, but don't want to keep designing everytime. I want to use my basic designs and photos and have it already to sell. Ok I will admit that does sound kind of lazy, but I think of it as working smarter, not harder. (That does sound better)
So here are some that I came across. I will post the links to my stores once I get them up and running. I plan to have stores at all these places this month.
CafePress
I am getting some photos ready for my CafePress store. Going to upload and design some products. I had a store for many years, just never got around to doing anything with it. I have a ton of old photos that I can use. One day - ahh the famous thought- one day - I plan on writing a book.
CafePress is easy to upload the images to for them to do the design. In fact they even have templates that you can download so that you get the right size for the product. THey have a template for every product that they have there. Here is the link for all their templates. I would suggest using the templates so that each product comes out perfect.
Now chosing what products to design. CafePress has many products. For those of you that have a store there, do you have every product? Or do you choose a few from their selection? They have many different products to choose from. I see where I can do my calendars from there also. Cool deal. They have photos, calendars, stickers, and now offer CD's and even pillows.
Reading at CafePress I can make the stuff, and promote the store and make money. That sounds easy enough. This is something that isn't going to take alot of my time everyday and still can bring me in money.
Lulu.com
Lulu is another print on demand company. This place is more for books, calendars, and you can do ebooks there. It's free to sign up, and upload your work and promote it. They have digital downloads for photos, which you can price yourself. They don't offer T-shirts or photo prints. But looks like a great place to sell ebooks. Actually I bet you can make one design and sell the same thing on all these places. I will check into that later.
Zazzle.com
Zazzle.com is alot like CafePress. They have it so you can do Mugs, Tshirts, and offer greeting cards and postcards you can use your designs and sell from there. Like CafePress you can open your own store, and promote it. They offer hats, pictures and picture frames, mousepads, and bumper stickers. they say you can make up to 17% on every sale. That's a decent mark up. It's free to sign up and get your store. They offer 24 hour shipping. I like places that offer fast shipping.
Smugmug
Smugmug rocks if you have photos. I have an account there already where I have allot of photos. This isn't a free account, but if you want to sell your photos, this is a great place to go. They're support absolutly ROCKS. I love the way they get back to you.
I will write a post later on places to upload and sell photos. I have many places saved.
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