6 months in and still going strong! It's the July earn £10 a day thread!

[Otterses]

Let's try not to fill this one up too quickly

I think everyone had an absolutely smashing month in June, with lots of luck thrown in at the end of it for good measure. I think we're all proving it's possible you can earn £10 a day from the comfort of your own sofa.

I'll pop together an updated list of earning methods later, I haven't had coffee yet

All new joiners are welcome

ShinyButtons I'm in the same position, and having the same thoughts :)

Otterses you do a great job at keeping these threads on track :)

@CatHopeful

I try ! I just think it must be hugely frustrating for newcomers to try to find information on here.

We could all compile one together if it's easier, start one off then copy and paste adding in things we've forgotten and extra info ready for the start of August thread? I've added links (non-referral) to the original and added a few to help out, feel free to edit/add, I'm sure there are loads I have forgotten! :)

There aren't rules, as long as you've made some extra cash. So from eBay to remote jobs to saving money by switching your house insurance provider - it all counts.

Please don't discuss any clients on the thread or ask for extra information that may compromise Non Disclosure Agreements.

Passive Income
(These applications both look at your viewing habits, have a good think about whether or not you’re comfortable with this)

MobileXpression - amazon vouchers - about £100 a year
Nielson Mobile - various vouchers - about £100 a year

Work at home 'jobs'
Appen Connect Various long term tasks, apply for as many as you want but the wait time does vary to be offered a project.
Appen Global - Smaller tasks, some more arduous than others.
LionBridge Lengthy application process and tests.
Crispthinking Risk Analyst Social Media, very flexible, can be a long waiting list.
Cloudworkers Adult Chat, Text via PC
Clickworker Small projects
Modsquad Moderating Jobs

Surveys and Market Research
Prolific Academic
Respondent
Jisp
Angelfish
VYPR
People for Research
Populous Live
Qmee
Ipsos

Other
What users do Test Websites
UTest Test websites looking for bugs - can be quite technical
User Testing Test websites
RedWigWam Jobs, Mystery shopping etc.
Opinion Outpost
Shutterstock
Shoppix
Better Points
Intellizoom

Cashback
Quidco
Top Cash Back
Ohmydosh

Daily Free Entry
Free National Lotto
Pick My Postcode

Free Horse Racing (Pick 7 Horses)
ITV7
William Hill Lucky 7

Matched Betting Tips/Tools
OddsMonkey
Team Profit

I haven't checked the links btw - hope you don't mind me helping out @Otterses (I'm avoiding crisp after getting a slapped wrist yesterday for a very minor issue but my confidence is a little shot )

Thank you for all the help. I've just done the crisp application and am working my way through the links 😊

My code for bemyeye is oxxeg7 if anyone would like to use it xx

Of course not @reddA ! The thread is for everyone to contribute too

Ugh. It really knocks your confidence on Crisp doesn't it?

Placemarking so as not to lose thread. Thanks for the links - will look at in Aug

AATTEENNNNTIONNNN!!!!

Similar to Trading 212 by the looks of it

www.themoneyshed.co.uk/index.php?threads/freetrade-free-share-worth-£3-80.11214

www.themoneyshed.co.uk/index.php?threads/freetrade-free-share-worth-£3-80.11214/

Link fail

Hi - another one that's just starting on Crisp here. Sent an email with some queries on this afternoon as doubting myself about how to classify particular items on monitoring. Not heard back and now too scared to carry on till I know for definite if I'm doing it right or wrong... How soon do they normally take to reply?

Thanks OP and to the poster for the links.

Does anyone have any experience of Rev? I got accepted this weekend, but not sure it will really be worthwhile. From the reviews I've read it also sounds like it will be pretty easy to be booted off!

We need to add transcription and teaching sites to the list - forgot about those! :)

Applied for crisp May 9th and got the 19/20

Ive still not heard back. Is it worth me reapplying?

Those that are just starting crisp....do you mind me asking when you first applied?

Morning everyone.
Just joining you. Thought I'd say hi, instead of the shameless stalking I've been doing. Quick intro. I gave up work last year, to look after my kids. Childcare was going to eat away my salary, so it made sense but that means money is really tight. This sounds ideal.
I've never bet on anything in my life and don't really 'get' matched betting. I've signed up for a couple of testing/survey sites and reading through the rest of the options. 10/day would be great.
I'll be keeping up regularly for any advice.

@seizethecuttlefish

I'd really recommend Profit Accumulator, it walks you through your first few bets with the most detailed instructions and videos. I'd say as well, there's a great secondary income to be made through MB using cashback sites.

@reddA you're going to hate me later... I possibly have some new sites to add

@WheelyCote I applied 7th May and got 19/20 on my first attempt yet still nothing either. Starting to wonder the same

@WheelyCote I applied at the end of May and they got back to me at the end of June.
I wonder how they work it out?

To anyone on Appen 509 are your batches or amount you have done showing anywhere?

I've only signed up t o the appen micro tasks but I don't know if I've done it right. I've done some of the tasks but I can't see a record of the time /pay etc.
Absolutely no idea
Can any of you appeneers advise please.

Frenchdoors1 you're supposed to create an invoice under the invoices tab and then put in the hours/mins/date you worked, unless it's an autogenerated project which means you don't need to do anything as they'll input the hours automatically.

Oh ok Floof thanks.
Are the ones I'm doing autogenerated do you know?.... The ones where I type in what's been said?

I wouldn't be able to tell you as I don't know the specifics of that project. If you go to your projects home page and click on the name of the project rather than the "work this" button, it should take you to a few tabs where there is normally details on what the project is about and the invoicing. It might tell you on there whether it is autogenerated. If not though I would keep a notepad and pen to hand and write down the exact hour and min you start and when you end so that you can log it into your invoices.

There might be others here Frenchdoors1 that may know which project in particular you're on about.