Make £400 online a month?

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Hi all,

I'm looking to find an income supplement - thinking paid surveys/reviews. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Or is it all a fraud?

Ideally only maximum 2 hours per day....

Thank you

Online surveys pay about £400 a year.
Have you looked at Tarot reading online, The interview is a bit psychological, a certain type is needed. Maybe worth a try, I'm considering it myself.

Does anyone here use Profit Accumulator?

Have you tried online transcription? The pay per hour is pretty poor, but it goes up when you've completed a certain number of tasks and it can be done at any time of day. I tried rev.com and although I really hated most of the work, it pays by paypal every Monday and the extra cash was handy for a while. I think I made about £80 a week, but I was really clocking up the hours to get that.

@YesQueen Is there skill involved in this?!

@Gracie300 not particularly. I use oddsmonkey, some use team profit. I started with the guide on save the student (comes up if you google)
You have to read everything very carefully, not rush at first, and be prepared to ask questions. There's a whole post on it in money matters on here

If you want to work from home, it could be worth looking into working for one of the companies that provides outsourced typing. Some of them work on the basis of people logging on from home to pick up dictations.

I think the eBay market is saturated with well worn shoes. What are people actually buying when they buy the shoes? it is messaging or photos?

I've tried the used shoes and got nowhere. Well, I've sold one or two pairs of desirable footwear that I can't wear any more or which was too small in the first place, but only for normal-ish prices.

My DD has been doing audio typing for these guys:
www.rev.com
If you have good literacy/spelling and reasonably fast typing, it brings in around minimum wage hourly rate once you've got through the first few test jobs. And is extremely flexible, an hour or two whenever you want.

There is always money to be made matched betting, you just need to put a bit more effort in once the sign ups are done. I started in Jan 2018 and have just cleared £11k (£800 of that last month alone). I work 4 days a week and have 2 small children too, so not exactly time rich!

I use Team Profit (and now Team Profit Casino which is a subscription but I’ve made £500 from them in 2 months so we’ll worth the £15 per month fee) and OddsMonkey which is worth the £15 per month for the oddsmatcher alone!

Cavemum - I’ve just done all the sign up offers and am about £900 up (yay!) so can you share generally what you do say to day now? I’m watching all the bookies and doing straightforward offers (free bets, free spins) but not accas yet. Do you do mostly casino stuff now. (I’m signed up to Profit Accumulator, like you mostly for the calculator! )

Take a look at the £10 a day thread mentioned above. I've been making £200 a month from an Appen project. Works out around £10 an hour. Obviously, it's not guaranteed as it could end at any time, and I've applied for other projects and not been successful. All the other things mentioned on the list will hopefully help. Cloudworkers is meant to be looking for workers at the moment.

@Piffpaffpoff I do a minimum of 10 casino offers a day (using TP Casino’s daily Reload Guide). I also do William Hill Racing Boosts every day (use them to try and hit the second place refund offer) and jump on any offer I can, no matter how small the profit as it soon adds up.

I also do 2Ups with Bet365 which are great when they come off - made £150 profit on the Middlesborough/Crewe game last night!

Team Profit’s Facebook page is invaluable as people are constantly posting offers they’ve found and it’s a really supportive and helpful group.

Thanks @Cavemum, I’ll take a look at that FB page, I think I just need to get a bit more confident at the different offers over and above the simple win/lose stuff I’ve been doing up til now.

Just came across the virtual call centre network ltd, has anyone ever worked for them before? It's all home based.