Flyingfox said:Male escort
Tel said:Personally I do a little matched betting and use cashback websites but I'm always up for making a bit more
montage said:Well being at college and not having a job makes cycling difficult .... I have decided upon the perfect way to earn myself some cash -
1. Visit skip
2. Build up/refurbish/repair/make shiney bikes
3. Swear loudly as there is a missing vital party that will cost ££££ to replace
4. Try again...
Recently purchased a full sus mtb that was in pretty good nick (rear axel had snapped and disc brakes are...well...not braking?) for £20 from the skip (stiney skip men!) ..... hopefully, as it is shiney, I will be able to sell it for £50 ish. If I manage to sell this for a profit then I shall continue with this trend ..... not sure how the best way to advertise the bikes will be (don't think ebay will be the best way for low level hack bikes..)
Might have a look at doing up childrens bikes aswell...wonder if these will sell better?
FBOAB said:I'm currently jobless at moment. One of the things I was wondering, if money could be made in recycling bikes for the low waged; a bit like a bargain basement but without the BSOs. The idea would be to get people to donate bikes, employ the long term unemployed on some sort of scheme with the council to make sure they are roadworthy and then sell them for a small price to encourage people to take up cycling.
One problem at the moment is how the hell do you start such a thing off?? Any help gratefully recieved!
thomas said:Rather than use them, run them. Though I don't run any 'cash back' websites, the firm I work for outside of UNI time did run some cash back websites. It's all affiliate marketing (basically, if you buy through their links they get a commission from the sale and they share a little bit of that with you). The job I've got with this firm I got just on my CV and the websites that I run for myself, didn't have a proper interview to determine it.
Sooo, for gaining a little extra money, mainly from the adverts on a couple of different websites I run. You can see one in my link (I was interviewed on BBC radio for that as it was their website of the week). I do that and some freelance work too which helps. I make more from them every month than I ever did from my old Sunday job.
Mr Pig said:I could. But I don't have a good job. If I had a good job I wouldn't want to spend three days fixing an old bike to make £30.
Sittingduck said:Sure... I have a Fool-Proof way to generate easy ££.
Just send me £20 via Paypal and I'll tell you how!
Yellow Fang said:I took a page out of Ed Reardon's Diary and volunteered to take part in identity parades at the local police station. Unfortunately they now do it by showing the victim videos of suspects. They took a video of me and paid me £10 for it. It felt a bit depressing though, and I did look like a real villain.