I have been working on gather and my lot to make some money. I guess that I like
dong thta sometimes as opposed to writing. I guess there are other things that make money, but social networking is fun. I think there are gome really good things you can do to make moeny. I havent beent hta excited about blogging.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
back at last
I was unable to sign into my blog for some unknown reason but at last I am back. I have been writing for textbroker as well as continuing with my previous projects. My earnings are now close to around 100.00 dollars a month, but I need to continue to make money being as I am now supporting myself for the most part and one hundred a month is not going to do it obviously. I found a lucrative study on Annika's which is fifty dollars a month.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Hausertrack
I have been investigating Hausertrack which is a program to pay you for mail reception. I think this might be a good thing, because I have heard from other people that they make approximately one hundred and seventy five dollars every three months for mail collection. I have just started this however. i don't know how it works. I will find out.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Job Hunting Sites
The following are job hunting sites:
1. http://www.jobs.com/
2. http://www.monster.com
3. http://careerbuilder/com
4.http://www.snagajob.com
5. http://washingtondc.craiglist.org/
6. http://www.indeed.com/jobs?
7. http://www.GenuineJobs.com
8. http://www.jobfox.com/
9.http://www.hotjobs.yahoo.com/
10.http://www.washingtonpost.com/job/
11.http://www.virginiajobs.com
12. http://legale.careercast.com/careers/user/login
13. http://joined.com/
14.http://fredericksburg.craiglist.org/
15.http://richmond.craiglist.org/
16. http://http://www.wfhmarket.com
17. http://www.workfromhomegigs.com
18. http://jobs.virginia.gov/
19.http://www.usajobs.gov/
20. http://simplyhired.com/a/jobs/list/q-federal
21.http://www.net-temps.com/
1. http://www.jobs.com/
2. http://www.monster.com
3. http://careerbuilder/com
4.http://www.snagajob.com
5. http://washingtondc.craiglist.org/
6. http://www.indeed.com/jobs?
7. http://www.GenuineJobs.com
8. http://www.jobfox.com/
9.http://www.hotjobs.yahoo.com/
10.http://www.washingtonpost.com/job/
11.http://www.virginiajobs.com
12. http://legale.careercast.com/careers/user/login
13. http://joined.com/
14.http://fredericksburg.craiglist.org/
15.http://richmond.craiglist.org/
16. http://http://www.wfhmarket.com
17. http://www.workfromhomegigs.com
18. http://jobs.virginia.gov/
19.http://www.usajobs.gov/
20. http://simplyhired.com/a/jobs/list/q-federal
21.http://www.net-temps.com/
Mystery Shopper Scam
National Notary Now » Article
National Notary Now
Watch Out For Mystery Shopper Scams
National Notary Now Issue # 114 — January 2009
With times being leaner for everyone, many Notaries are looking for new kinds of work to supplement their incomes. However, the Nevada Attorney General’s office recently warned consumers about ads claiming to hire “mystery shoppers” that are actually a scam to cheat applicants.
Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto recently issued an advisory about the scam, which hires victims to evaluate a money transfer service as “mystery shoppers.” The grifters send authentic-looking business or cashiers checks with a face value of up to several thousand dollars, then ask victims to deposit the checks into their accounts and wire a portion of the “funds” to a designated address while keeping the “balance” as payment. When the check inevitably bounces, consumers are out both the money they wired and any fees for the overdraft.
Examples of genuine mystery shopping involve activities such as visiting a business to perform normal activities like purchasing products and then providing feedback on the experience. To avoid scams, the Mystery Shopping Providers Association has a Web site (s. The MSPA states on its site that legitimate companies will never promise large sumwww.mysteryshop.org) with information on how to locate legitimate companies for work opportunities of fast cash or require consumers to pay an up-front fee to become a mystery shopper.
publications@nationalnotary.org
National Notary Now
Watch Out For Mystery Shopper Scams
National Notary Now Issue # 114 — January 2009
With times being leaner for everyone, many Notaries are looking for new kinds of work to supplement their incomes. However, the Nevada Attorney General’s office recently warned consumers about ads claiming to hire “mystery shoppers” that are actually a scam to cheat applicants.
Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto recently issued an advisory about the scam, which hires victims to evaluate a money transfer service as “mystery shoppers.” The grifters send authentic-looking business or cashiers checks with a face value of up to several thousand dollars, then ask victims to deposit the checks into their accounts and wire a portion of the “funds” to a designated address while keeping the “balance” as payment. When the check inevitably bounces, consumers are out both the money they wired and any fees for the overdraft.
Examples of genuine mystery shopping involve activities such as visiting a business to perform normal activities like purchasing products and then providing feedback on the experience. To avoid scams, the Mystery Shopping Providers Association has a Web site (s. The MSPA states on its site that legitimate companies will never promise large sumwww.mysteryshop.org) with information on how to locate legitimate companies for work opportunities of fast cash or require consumers to pay an up-front fee to become a mystery shopper.
publications@nationalnotary.org
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Thursday, January 29, 2009
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I'm just continuing with my same money making ventures. I have not heard about any new sites recently so I am just continuing with the ones I have already been working on,
I like to do online writing so I have been working on that with textbroker. It is interesting.
I like to do online writing so I have been working on that with textbroker. It is interesting.
Friday, January 9, 2009
update
I hope everyone had a happy holiday season. Mine was uneventful. I have been writing quite a bit for the textbroker.com site. The articles requested are relatively easy to do and you can reach pay out at ten dollars. I haven't been able to sign up on the Hausernet site yet but it is something that I am intending to do. I am continuing with my other moneymaking activities. I have many things to keep me busy as you well know.
I'm trying to increase my earnings at all times.
I'm trying to increase my earnings at all times.
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