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ITunes is a brilliant system where users are forced (generally) to purchase resources from a single source. Will not go into breaking the encryption (or jail break). If you buy an iPhone, iPod, iPad you are agreeing to used a close system to purchase music. You can import purchased music or copy music from CD’s you own to the Apple device.
Today a lot of music is protected through a process called DRM or Digital Rights Media. It is a copy protection scheme which prevents music from randomly being copied to multiple computers. This is where LimeWire or Kaaza, Pirate Bay were popular. Several music sharing companies have been sued out of existence. People would share their music collection from their home computer. Then came the RIAA. Recording Industry Association of America. Lovely folks. They have a pact with musicians who create music and protect their interest. Does seem fair if you are a musician and someone has a copy of your song you should get paid. The RIAA has an aggressive mission to find people who share music and file suits. Recently people have been sued for several thousand for a few songs on their computer.
Also, for most general users, it is very simple. You buy a device and you do not have to go through hoops to “rip” your music from a CD, worry about what format, set up music artist folders etc. You just pick the song, click pay your 99 cents and magically it is downloaded to your device. Main reason Apple makes money, simplicity. Long dissertation to get to a simple answer. Simplicity.

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Here is what happened with the “mortgage crisis” (in a nutshell)…

Those who study mortgage trends have said that there has been a pretty consistent pattern of a “bust” in mortgages about every 18 years since World War II. We’ve seen problems like this before and we will survive this “crisis.” If you’re looking for a mortgage right now, rates are still very good. The world is not ending (as the politicians who are itching to “help” would have us believe).

In summary, EVERYONE (not just the Mortgage Lenders) was involved played a part in the “bust” to some extent or another.

BORROWERS — Rather than living within their means, many borrowers decided that they wanted to have a bigger, more expensive house than they could afford. In order to afford these houses, they often turned to loan products such as “Interest Only” loans. With IO loans, you basically pay the minimum amount possible every month and the principal is never reduced. To complicate matters, some loans featured “zero down” where the borrower had absolutely NO equity in the property. Here is an illustration of a typical problem: A property is worth $800,000 at the time of purchase. The borrower takes out an Interest Only loan for $800,000 (putting nothing down). Then the property value drops to $700,000. Now the borrower has a loan for $800,000 for a property that is only worth $700,000. The borrower has ZERO equity in the property so guess what… They walk away from the property and the lender ends up taking the loss.

MORTGAGE COMPANIES (BAD OR POOR UNDERWRITING GUIDELINES) — In an effort to make as many loans as possible (and to sell these loans to foolishly eager investors), many mortgage companies relaxed their guidelines beyond reason. Some loans had a Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio of 100 (or higher on rare occasion!). If the property was worth $100,000, then an LTV meant that $100,000 was loaned to the borrower (as stated before, no equity). The lower the LTV, the less risky (and more desirable) the loan is. Another arguably stupid mortgage product was the “80-20” loan. A loan with an LTV of 80 or lower is not considered risky in the mortgage business. Therefore, Mortgage Insurance (MI) is not required for loans with an LTV of 80% or less. (If a borrower has an LTV of 85 and pays it down to 80, then they can drop the MI from the loan.) MI is basically insurance against borrower default. For example, if a borrower defaults on his loan and the lender forecloses and sells the property and loses $2000 in the process, then the MI company will cut a check to the lender for $2000 to make the lender “whole.” Rather than requiring borrowers to carry MI on their loans (which would have mitigated risk), the mortgage companies allowed the borrowers to take out a second loan on the same property (a “second lien” or Home Equity Line of Credit or HELOC). This HELOC money was then used as the “money down” on the first loan so that MI could be avoided. For example, if the property is worth $100,000, the borrower might get a HELOC for $20,000 and put that money down on the first loan, thereby lowering the LTV to 80 (thereby exempting them from MI). Another popular loan was an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) or “Fixed-Adjustable” (where the Interest Rate is fixed for a few years and then starts to adjust (up or down) based on a financial instrument). Borrowers were allegedly given a low “teaser rate” and then (because they bought too much house) couldn’t make the payments with the higher interest rate when the rate adjusted. (It seems hard for me to believe that an interest rate adjustment would be so severe that it would prevent someone from making their payments, but that’s what the borrowers allegedly claim.) Maybe this is too many detailed examples, but suffice it to say that a lot of stupid mortgage products were offered by mortgage companies (and accepted by borrowers).

INVESTORS — In their quest to make a “fast buck”, investors bought up tons of these mortgages since these riskier “sub-prime” loans brought higher returns (higher interest rates). These investors should have performed a “due diligence” on the loans they bought; but they didn’t. When investors purchase loans, there is usually (if not always) a “buyback” provision. This means that if a loan goes bad and the investor finds that there was some irregularity in the underwriting (the loan decisioning process) that the mortgage company who sold them the loan is required to “buy back” the loan. The problem is that most mortgage companies are “cash poor” (meaning that they borrow the cash that they lend from a “warehouse lender” temporarily until they can sell the loan to an investor and pay back their warehouse lender). So when these loans started going bad (hundreds of millions of dollars worth!), the investors demanded the mortgage companies buy back the loans (according to their agreement). So mortgage companies were now looking at buying millions and millions of dollars worth of loans back when they had little or no money of their own! So what happened? Countless mortgage companies declared bankruptcy. With all of the hullaballoo around bad mortgages, investors decided to stop buying sub-prime mortgages. Since there was nobody buying these mortgages and since mortgage companies don’t have their own cash, mortgage companies found that they could no longer make these sub-prime loans. The sub-prime market dried up almost instantly.

RATING AGENCIES — The job of rating agencies is to investigate the creditworthiness of investments (many of which included mortgage debt). These agencies did not do their due diligence and ended up giving these investments an artificially high rating. So investors thought the investments were less risky than they were. Investors will always buy investments that have a high return and low risk (but obviously they weren’t low risk).

THE GOVERNMENT — The government has always put pressure on mortgage companies to make loans to poor and/or minority borrowers. Because these borrowers typically have worse credit and/or less income and/or greater debt, they had to go to the “sub-prime” market to get a mortgage loan. Is it so hard to imagine that a borrower with less income, more debt and bad payment habits will default on a loan (especially when they’ve put little or no money down)? Of course not. But the government continues to “wish away” laws of basic economics and common sense. In order to “do right” by poor people and minorities, the government expected mortgage companies suspend their normal sound underwriting guidelines and business sense. (Obviously, the sub-prime problem goes beyond just poor borrowers, but my point is that the government contributed to the crisis to some extent.) The government is now poised and ready to exacerbate the crisis beyond what it is now by “freezing” interest rate adjustments. Here is an illustration of the problem: Let’s say you have $5000 in cash. I’m a bank and I tell you that if you deposit your $5000 with me that I will pay you 1% during the first 2 years but then I will pay you 7% after those 2 years. So you deposit your money at the low rate of interest. After two years (when you’re about to get your higher interest rate), the government comes in and says, “Sorry. You’re not getting your 7% as promised. In fact, you can’t take your money out of that bank; you must leave it there and only collect 1% for another 10 years.” What will happen when you have another $5000 to deposit? Will you put it in my bank? Absolutely not. Why? Because you don’t know if you’ll really get the return you agreed upon. In the same way, if the government steps in and says to the investor/lender, “Sorry… You’re not getting the return on your money that you negotiated… And you can’t take back your money; you’ve got to leave it at the low rate,” then guess what the investor is going to do. He will never invest in mortgages again! He will take his money to China or municipal bonds or any other vehicle in which he can get a RELIABLE return on his money. If he DOES decide to put money into mortgage debt again, he will demand a higher return to compensate for the greater risk that the government will step in and “help” again. (In other words, Interest Rates on mortgages will go up for EVERYONE!) Thank you Big Government Democrats and George Bush!

REGIONAL PROBLEMS — Some regions in the USA had events that made the mortgage problems particularly bad. For example, inflated property values in California started deflating. Condos in Florida didn’t sell as thought and many sit vacant. Companies providing jobs in the “rust belt” (such as Michigan) have moved or gone under; thereby leaving the local homeowners with no income with which to make their mortgage payments.

Sorry for such a long answer. Hope it all makes sense.

Thanks!

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Http://www.cashcrate. Com/131862

This FOR ONCE is not a spam, work at home, making money scheme. I’ve been using this website for a few months now and all you do is fill out surveys, sign up for websites and do free trial offers. You can also make money by referring people. You get 20% of what your referrals make and 10% of what THEIR referrals make.

Here’s an example of the money I’ve made. It’s not some AMAZING amount of money but hey… Anything extra helps right? It’s extra money you wouldn’t have had before.

January ’07 – $166.19
February ’07 – $63.30
May ’07 – $35.63
September ’07 – $83.50

It is all based on how much effort you put into it and how many offers you complete and YES, I’ve received an actual paper check in the mail every time. If you have any further questions about it PLEASE ask me and I’ll give you as much info as I can. This is great to do in your spare time or when you’re up at 2 in the morning cuz you can’t sleep!

If you’re serious about signing up, 1 tip. Sign up for an additional yahoo mail account just for your cashcrate offers. Believe me, the emails you get from signing up for offers and sites are crazy and then spam mail on top of that…so don’t ruin your established email address.
Http://cashcrate. Com/131862

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Real estate taxes vary widely depending on your state and local government. There are areas of the country where taxes may be as little as $2000-3000/yr, and a nice house in a nice neighborhood in a high-price high-tax state can run over $50,000/yr.

They may be due quarterly, semi-annually or annually. You may have to pay both real estate taxes and school taxes. Your realtor should tell you what the tax scheme is for the area or community where you are looking for a house. They must also disclose current tax rates and the current tax bill, when the next payment is due, etc.

Many lenders will require the first year’s taxes to be paid in advance, as well as the first year’s homeowners’ insurance, with proof of payment presented at the closing. Some may then add 1/12 of annual insurance and annual property taxes to your mortgage payment so that these are paid in advance and held in escrow for them to pay when due.

Your property taxes will go up. Whatever it is now, it will be more next year. Towns, villages, cities, counties, school districts all over the US are hurting for money, inflation is hitting them hard, and taxes are skyrocketing in many places! Be sure you understand what taxes, easements, and special assessments apply to any property you consider BEFORE you make an offer on it. The realtor is required to disclose all of this info to you. Make sure you understand it all clearly.

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Affordable housing and housing in general would be high on their agenda. Building desperately needed houses creates jobs, stimulates demand, and gets the economy moving, instead of stagnating with thousands facing unemployment. Building houses also helps other businesses because it’s not only people who need a home to live in, they need to buy the furniture and all the goods required to furnish it, not to mention more shops and outlets to purchase the goods in the first place. Then there is the income from the sales and rents. It is a win win situation if you invest in house building.

EDIT: – You are mistakenly assuming that social housing is ONLY for unemployed people, but you would be wrong. I myself had a Council flat once and I have never been unemployed. Councils are now being urged to take local working people into their social housing, and therefore the rents on such properties could be increased accordingly. Furthermore, because of the severe shortage of social housing, many councils are having to pay out enormous amounts of tax payers money to keep people on benefits in private rented accommodation, which is costing twice as much as social housing. Removing the private landlords windfall and placing people into social housing would reduce that cost dramatically. Add to that the increase in the number of people gaining employment through the house building scheme, you cannot lose. And then there is the rent to buy scheme, which could help hundreds of thousands of people to gain a foothold on the property ladder, while paying rent and getting a mortgage for a portion of the property. That way the cost to the council would be greatly reduced. There are any number of ways to make a profit from property, and the building program would not have to be all social housing. There are millions of people wanting to buy reasonably priced properties but are unable to do so in this economic climate. Building new homes for a variety of schemes makes perfect sense, and is better than the prospect of a triple dip recession and zero growth in the economy over the last 2.5 years of this coalition govt.

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To buy lottery

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Make a resume, hand it in places, go for your interview and then go to work. Thats as easy as its gonna get. Sorry bro, life isnt easy.

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Well you answered your own question hun. Sell your old toys and stuffed animals on ebay. Your parents will have to help you because this would require a paypal account. Also I don’t know where you live but where I live we have a store called plato’s closet where they buy gently used clothes from people. Kind of like a ‘hip’ goodwillfor teens and such. Good luck! I have the iPad 2 and its awesome!!!!

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I know LOTS of people over the age of 60 who have limited mobility. If you went door-to-door in your town, or at senior residential subdivisions and/or houses, people would pay you to do odd jobs, like moving furniture, vacuuming, carrying groceries, cleaning out closets, cleaning out cars …….. You can’t just say “I can do odd jobs”. You have to start naming things you can do, to trigger their memory. You say something like, “I can do lifting, weeding, sweeping, clean bookcases, carry groceries, carry furniture “, etc. When you talk to someone, LOOK for possibilities for yourself . You might see a pile of rubbish in their garage and you can tell them you could bag it for the trash man, or you might see a dog and then offer to bathe it. Don’t let any chance slip by. Your family knows people who need help and they should help you get established by calling everyone that could use your services. Make some home-made cards and call yourself ODD JOBS AT LARGE with your phone number. It won’t work to just leave your card : you have to MEET these people and earn a reputation as polite and helpful.
If you live in a city, you can deliver newspapers and the turnover rate is high, so it may be available.
You can re-cycle scrap metal. You would have to go out and find it in the day and have an adult drive back to pick it all up later to sell to the private recyclers.
GET MOVING and Good Luck !

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Lobsters are faster to fish i believe, and people will probably buy them faster because they are a popular item for training cooking

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Well why not try with niche marketing. You know…sell your or other people’s products.

There are many sites to start I found this as the best one:
http://www.thirtydayschallenge2008.com

It’s a website that will teach you how to make your first money online. And it’s free I highly recommend it.

I personally don’t believe in surveys, they are somehow…”scammy”.

Hope this helped.

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Hi there, Honestly? There really isn’t a quick way to make money fast if you want it yesterday! There are several options open to you though so don’t panic. It all depends on how quickly you want to make money and if your willing to do some work for it. I gave up my job at Christmas to work from home online. It took every ounce of my being to go ahead with it but I am one of the lucky few who is commited to it. Don’t worry if this is not what you are looking for though… I tried everything to make money from doing mundane jobs like delivering leaflets to selling stuff that lay around the house on eBay. If you need it quicker than that, (at some point I did too), try selling some gold or silver at your local jewellers as gold prices are quite high at the moment. Also, may sound funny but dental scrap metal is highly priced at the moment too. I know you said no stupid answers but it depends on how you look at it and how desperate you are for some money. Failing that, if you have little or no money to spare try working for yourself online and become an Affiliate Marketer. It beats the day job and it does make some serious money if you commit and put the effort in. If you think this might be for you have a look at the links I’ve suggested. It costs nothing to have a look. Hope this has helped you a little.

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Plenty of things.
Wash cars.
Clean windows.
Tutor kids,

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Be someone’s date to prom for money…

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Okay, I am saving up for an iPod touch since last week. I already have $86 in two weeks. All you have to do is cherish every coin you find. Also, keep a journal and record how much money you spent and gained everyday. It helps a lot. Back to the coin thing, I found a ton of coins and made $20. Also bargain with your parents. Lets say, you want to make $229 at May 12. You can ask your mom for $4 everyday when you finish all your chores. Or get $20 a week. You will have to do a little math :). And trust me, It feels AMAZING when you work for it yourself. You feel strong and determined which is a great feeling:)

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Haha….yeaa kinda.
But then again…do what you have to do. Saving even a dollar in this economy is good.

🙂

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No, I don’t think it’s tacky at all.

Dishonest & illegal (theft), yes. Tacky though? No

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Public assistance. Really.

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Get a job

Work around and earn money

Ask for money on holidays and birthdays

buy a used/refurbished one

don’t do those surveys because they are always scams

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Sell something on eBay.

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Darken Light Hair
Step1
Brew strong dark black coffee or strong black tea.
Step2
Allow the mixture to completely cool before using.
Step3
Wash hair as you normally would and rinse. Turn off the water in the shower.
Step4
Poor the coffee or tea onto your light hair in the shower with a bowl underneath your head to catch the mixture.
Step5
Re-rinse with the coffee or tea until you achieve your desired color.
Step6
Wash and condition your hair.
Step7
Repeat this process once a month to maintain a natural-looking dark color.

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Sell yourself out.

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Start an errand and odd job service for the elderly people in your neighborhood. Print up flyers on your PC and hand them out to your neighbors. If business picks up, hire some of your friends to help you.

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You need to be at least 13 to post questions – and you’re obviously quite a bit younger, so not old enough.

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Do alot of fund raisers and events

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Play for some tips and get a part time job!

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If you have child care experience, baby sit or become a live-in or live-out nanny. Watch people’s pets for them, house sit, etc. Good luck!

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I’ve received around $ 2000 a month from all these sites. You can also make lots of money online depending on how much time u put into it. Here is a link of some sites that PAID BY CHECK ONLY to do surveys, read emails and more 🙂

http://www.squidoo.com/top5sitesthatpaid

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Don’t trust any “easy money” from any website. Most likely it is a racket. If money was easy to be made, everybody would be doing it, take my word.

As a 13-year old, your options are probably limited. Baby-sitting jobs are not too bad but it would take a while to get $400 worth. Yard work is hard work but can be profitable. If you can cut grass, 2 or 3 yards a day might get you up to $90 per day. The hard part is finding people who need it done.

You can also try carwashing. $5 per car = about $10/hour which adds up but is slow. Or you can charge $10/car, but you have to do a better job at it.

$400 is not a hard target to shoot for, but may take a couple weeks. As I said before, there is no such thing as easy money.

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Sorry but this is not going to happen.

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Yes…

Though I think a lot depends on what you would like to do, how much time you have to spare, and how much effort you’re willing to put in.

You’ve already got a couple of replies that mention surveys and this is one possibility.

There could also be opportunities in writing articles – especially if you enjoy writing or have some knowledge to share on a particular subject.

And there is also affiliate marketing, where you can promote products online on behalf of the product supplier. Every time you make a sale, you get commission – and all you have to do is simply refer the buyer to the seller.

I have heard of data entry, stuffing envelopes, etc. But only in bad terms – people sent money in to ‘register’ and then didn’t hear anything back.

I personally started with affiliate marketing earlier this year, after I was made redundant. It has vast money making potential and is exciting to be involved in. However, it requires a certain amount of time and effort.

In pursuing any of the above methods, there are going to be potential scams – so tread carefully.

What I would recommend from my own experience is as follows:

Surveys – finding paid survey sites by myself as opposed to investing in a ‘paid surveys’ product. You don’t have to pay to register on each survey company website so it’s better if you can find them without paying someone to merely tell you what these sites are. I have recently begun a list on this webpage (it’ll keep growing as I discover and authenticate further sites):
http://www.earn-extra-from-home.com/free-paid-survey-sites.html

Articles – there are article websites such as http://www.helium.com which offer financial rewards for articles that rank well in their in-house competitions, and they also have a marketplace where companies offer money for articles on particular subjects. Also, webmaster forums could be good places to go as a webmaster may be offering to pay you to write some content for their site.

Affiliate marketing – there is a lot of information on the web about this – in fact, there’s almost too much. I found it important to do a little research, make a decision, then stick with it and not get distracted. By doing the research, I minimised the risk of getting scammed and ended up purchasing a product that delivered on everything it said on the sales page. It was a leap of faith that paid off, and since then I have set up a website that mentions some options that I believe to be bona fide:
http://www.earn-extra-from-home.com

In summary, there IS a real way to make money online without it being a ‘get rich quick’ scam. BUT you won’t ‘get rich really quick’ and you’ll need to invest some time and effort.

You should be able to make a decent amount after a couple of months and then it’s just a case of multiplying income streams.

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My experience
1,try PTC site like clicksense or donkeymail.money is small,but they are legit
2,try GPT site like cashcrate.com,hotlinemoneys.com,where you can do offer to get money,but it is a little tricky.

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For the 516,395th time…
The Internet is not some magical cash machine.
There are NO online jobs. No data entry. No surveys. No nothing.
You will not find them in your house.
You will not find them with your mouse.
You will not find them here or there.
You will not find them anywhere

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Quick money isn’t easy to be make offline, forget making it online.

Thanx
King kong

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Win the lottery!!!

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They are all scams, I sincerely suggest you to stay away from this BS.

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Qualifications matter a lot…what r ur qualifications and wat r u good at?

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YTB or Your Travel Biz

www.ytbnet.com/michaelavillafana

This Company is Completely Legitimate no scams involved, no selling lotions and potions, etc. The Company is Publicly Traded, it was Founded in 2001, and are currently on track to becoming the Worlds Largest onlline Travel povider by 2010. We did a billion Dollars in Sales in 2007, have a copyrighted Compensation plan, and has received Numerous awards including Carnivals Pinacle award. We were also Featured on the Front Page of Success from Home Magazine.

Travel Truly is the Largest Trend of our lifetime! Over 7 Trillion Dollars a year is spent in Travel!

Do you like to go on Vacation? Would you like to have your own Home Based Travel Business? You can work from home using the Internet, you benefit not only from the Tax advantages of owning your own business, but also you get all the Travel Perks and Discounts from owning your own travel Business. You receive 60% of all the Commissions from Any bookings on your site! You simply tell your friends, family, etc. About your site! You can also sell Travel Websites and Make a little extra money a month or a LOT, its up to you! It is very simple actually!

Www.ytbnet.com/michaelavillafana

this is the Travel Website you will get (but with your personal business Name that you choose)
this is mine! Www.voyagetraveldeals.com

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Work at the cafe in the shopping center (behind the tables where you can “eat ice cream”, by matching the correct toppings on the pizza, you can easily make a quick $50, much better than those $15 car washes.

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Money making? Lets see im good at this!>:)

Woodcutting:yew logs (will be slow at that level, f2p is crowded for yew)

Firemaking: wouldn’t consider it.

Fishing:lobsters at karamja and noting them south of muza point(aka the volcano)

Mining:mining iron at dwarven mines and banking them at resource dungeon if unlocked(need 15 dungeonerring to get in the cave with the deposit box

IF you dont mind using combat you can always fight the hill giants under varrock for their bigbones (yes there is safespots)

hope this helps!

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No, some people become wealthy by using multi-level marketing or franchises. Others make their money by investing in real estate or in companies. Finally, others find the next niche and make a ton on the next fad.

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You know i remember when the seat belt law was passed in my state they couldn’t pull you over for it. If they pulled you over for speeding or something else and noticed you weren’t wearing a seat belt then they could give you a ticket for $10.00. Now we can get pulled over just for not wearing it, and its a whole lot more than $10.00.
CRAZY CRAP!!!

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I work at home. I dont earn a fortune, and I have to actually put in an effort, but its not rocket science. I dont know what yahoo’s rules are about posting stuff like this, so you can email me erinjustin@shaw.ca

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Http://www.insiderpages.com/b/3709977388/samuels-michael-dvm–central-animal-hospital-tucson

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Hi Matthew.

Different things work for different people and this method does have the backing of well known celebrities and also some health professionals appear to endorse it.

Will it work for you? Who knows. What can be said is that for any mental health issue, there is unfortunately no ‘quick fix’.

Take care.

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If you live in the USA, making it to 18 is an achievement on it’s own!

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Most work at home jobs only pay minimum wage. Not enough hours for you to work if you are going to get a degree, no matter what your field is. You will need time to study, school hours etc.
I would suggest starting a home based business. One that you can work the hours you want and one that has a residual side to it. Without knowing what things you like to do, it’s difficult to refer you over to different business’s to take a look at that would allow you to bring in a sufficient amount of income without having to put in a full time days worth of work if you utilize the time you have.

Most home based business cost under $500. Some cost more depending on what it is you want to do. I don’t know what you like to do, so I can only tell you what my husband and I started over six years ago and point you out to some others to take a look at. Ours well supports our family as well as a major funding source for our non-profit organization that we started up a while back with part of the income we earned. As well as it’s a funding source for other non-profit organizations.
Anyhow, we got involved in the telecommunications industry.
With a world wide company that’s over 15 years old. We’ve been featured in several magazines like USA Today, Success, Fortune etc. Inc 500 rated us the 22nd fastest growing company. They offer services that people use every day and pay for anyway, but now they can have a lower cost. Services such as local and long distance phones, Internet, digital phones, video phones (you can see the person your taking to live)VOIP, Satallite tv, and all the major cellular phone companies like Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Alltell, Nextell etc. Have partnered up with them too.
How many people do you know, or know of, that uses or has one or more of these services? How would you feel if you could save people money on services that they’re most likely already using, if not you can offer them the service, and everytime they pay their bills each month, you make a percentage off these bills every single month. Huge income opportunity. It’s incredible how much money is involved in this industry. So anyhow, this is what my husband started doing over six years ago and it well supports our family of 6 (we have four children)

If you’d like more information feel free to email me and I’ll be happy to pass it along to you.

I also created a blog on my 360 page on home based business’s. There’s over half a dozen different ones to take a look at. Your more then welcome to browse through them. If you find one that’s interesting, contact the person who wrote it and they can point you out in the right direction.

Tiffany

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There is no such job!

There are professions that can be done from home such as real estate, law, accounting, outside sales, customer service/call-center and their are employers who allow employees to work remotely through remote network access BUT none of these are “work at home Internet jobs”.
All of these “get paid to” sites, “blog”, “survey”, “free trials” and other “make thousands of dollars a month” sites are SCAMS, SPAM, or Phishing sites.

What is really funny are the answers on YA that will tell you all these other sites are SCAMS but theirs is legit OR the ones that say the others are looking to rip you off but their site has paid them thousands…. And all the links they provide go to the same sites….

No sarcasm intended BUT in reality you can save more money in electricity by turning your computer and all peripherals off (for the amount of time you would be working) then you will make from any of these sites……….

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Nagesh answers:

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