Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

Walk dogs, pick up dog doo, mow lawns, garage sale, make and sell jewelry or the like, sell candy at school, paper route, allowance, panhandle, be somebody’s golf caddy, gamble with friends or siblings, sell some of your stuff, car wash.

Nagesh answers:

You can’t keep people from copying the idea. Facebook and all the rest have lots of copycats. What you have to do is get it to market and grow it fast so that none of the imposters attract much attention.

Nagesh answers:

Info on a disc is a tricky one due to general copyright restrictions, fine if you don’t get caught but if you do and people do, the fines can be horrific and not only wipe out any profit but take a chunk of you for years to come.

You could try looking around at car boot sales, charity shops and buying quality items that you know will sell; go into town or the sales and write down or take a picture (with permission) then look to see what it would have cost you and see what the item/s are making on the bay.

Seasons make a difference so try to judge the market place and not try to see a simulated fir coat in summer or a deck chair in winter (for example). You need only have a small capital outlay to get going and away you are. Remember though if you are doing it in this manner you would need to register with the revenue for tax purposes and can’t do it if claiming benefits, or you can but you MUST declare it or again they will catch you, they always do eventually.

If you are good at a hobby, why not ssellhat you make or similar.

Every year I sell on eBay a variety of items and make a substantial profit, you need papay palhough and some cash to pay the account bills.

Good luck.

Curtis

Nagesh answers:

There are plenty one year certifications that will help you find a great job. Sleep lab techs make great money and only requires two semesters to get qualified. Most hospitals will pay for you to continue to go back and get more certifications (and, therefore, pay raises) once you have proven to be a good worker.

Nagesh answers:

I am going to go by the skills you listed and what I have found. For hunter, I have had excellent luck in hunting the prickly kebbit and using a chisel to make their spikes into bolts, they sell realllllly good. But my hunter isn’t as high as yours. For fletching I have found that Mable shortbows sell really well…I am surprised, I made 400 and in 3 days have almost sold them all. Woodcutting everyone says yews sell good, I have sold a few, but not my favorite skill, so I haven’t really done alot of this. Fishing is a really good way to make money….everyone needs food!! For a long time I would fish swordfish/tuna. I would sell all the swordfish and cook the tuna and keep it. It worked out well. I sold tons of swordfish! I just finshed Swan Song, so now it is monkfish. They well pretty good and make lots of money, plus they give you 16 heal points. So I fish them both for food and money. One more level and you can get into the fishing guild, that is a great place to fish. If you get to 76, you can go after sharks, they are really good, but you get more xp for monkfish.
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