Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

Here are some things that I’ve found through personal experience:

Data Entry- There are legitamet companies out there but they have a 1-2 year waiting list. Never pay for a data entry job. A couple of the legit companies do ask you to pay for a background check and this is ok.

Cash Crate- I have had some success with cash crate I definetly see the payback for my time. I won’t get rich but it helps my husband and I pay the bills. There are some tips I have you want to go this route. Only do the work you need to complete the offer otherwise you get trapped in the ad circle. You keep accepting or declining offers and getting sent to new pages. Close the site and submit to cash crate; you’ll get paid as long as you did what was asked on the cash crate page. I also recommend setting up a seperate email account because you will get spam. Sometimes you need to confirm your registration so go to your email and open any email that says confirmation in the subject. One thing I don’t like is you only get paid once a month. For example for all the work I do in October I get paid for on November 15 as long as my 20.00 payout min has been met. It’s easy to make over 20.00 I did it in about an hour and a half. If your interested visit:
http://cash crate.com/816071

PTC or Paid to Click makes really no money literally pennies a day. I still do it because it’s easy and takes about 5 min of my time. I figure in 5 monthes I’ll appreciate the extra couple bucks. The sites I use are:
http://www.buxout.com/?r=erinj_murphy

http://www.tumoney.com/?erinjmurphy

http://www.neobux.com/?r=erinjmurphy

http://sandraclicks.com/?=erinj_murphy

Other options you have are Freelance or Network Marketing. I know of one good legitamate Network Marketing company. That company is Ameriplan.

I hope this helps you. All the get rich quick schemes don’t work so don’t fall for them.

Nagesh answers:

You can’t make things to sell without paying for raw materials. All “work at home” schemes are bogus – you won’t make any money

Nagesh answers:

I guess it depends on what you’re trained to do.

I have one friend who is a freelance writer. She works on her schedule and submits articles to a variety of newspapers, online and magazines.

I have another friend who, while her children were at home, designed and sewed custom baby clothes and picked up clients through the internet.

Personally, I’ve done yacht design part time from home. Now I’m contracting for the government from home.

Most of the “work from home” schemes are not going to make you any real money. Find what you love and figure out how to do it from home, or do it part time. With anything, it’s passion that makes any job worthwhile.

What do you know how to do?

Nagesh answers:

The biggest problem was allowing investment banks and consumer deposit banks to merge. It wasn’t so much that the banks became “too big to fail” but that they became too involved in the entire structure of the economy to be allowed to fail.

As to the mortgage industry, once credit default swaps were developed, completely unregulated, the market for mortgages and mortgage-backed securities depended on the idea that housing prices would continue to go up, no matter what. The bank could afford to loan to people who had very little chance to repay the loan because (a) they were not going to hold onto it, but enter it in the securities pyramid scheme, and (b) so long as prices continued to go up, foreclosure was a money-making option.

Nagesh answers:

You determine what you do well that people need or want and are willing to pay for and start your own business. All the ones on the web are people who found a way to convince you to send them your money and you get nothing unless you can do the same to others.