Supplementing Your Income

[spanishpoet]

Np - I've sold 5 things on there; some budget templates I created and some football cards from the 80s/90s. Someone in my network sells cell phones and usually sells 7 or 8 each month.

I tend to make more from their affiliate program.

[IthinkIcan]

[spanishpoet]

cute!

[xlxo]

The thing about surveys and contests is that you are often giving up your privacy and registering for nuisance calls and spam.

[saundyl]

I supplement my income by using swagbucks, occasional surveys, responding to ads on Facebook in regards to computer repairs (or fixing ones people drop off), occasionally a part time job. I've sold items on both facebook and kijiji.

We use coupons, Checkout 51, Snap Saves and Coupgon. We pick pop bottles and cans and return them in the spring to help with camping trips.

We also do things like purchase second hand rather than new. Not everything needs to be brand new and the savings in the end is a supplement.

I've attended a couple focus groups that have paid with grocery gift cards.

[tray]

I spend about 20 minutes a day entering contests. Mostly I win event tickets and FPCs but every once in a while a bigger prize.
If I win something I can't or don't want to use I sell on Kijiji. Concert tickets (at half price) sell very quickly.
I consider that supplementing my income.

If you are in the GTA and win concert tickets and are thinking of selling for half price please PM me! I love going to concerts.

I contest aswell and have sold quite a few prizes that I won't use. Sold a PS4 last month that I won.

[flabulous23]

I am a stay at home mom too, wanted to bring in some cash to help my DH with paying off bills and groceries, since coupon stacking is almost gone now I decided joining a direct selling company simply beacause I really love make up...and to my surprise, I already earned $400 since I joined 3 weeks ago. I think I'm on the right path, I love what I am offering to people, and they love the products as well.

[Dan in Canada]

There are some good ways to supplement your income.

1) Rent out your car
2) Share your time and talent
3) Do secret shop and store audits
4) Sell products online

Selling products online is a good idea. Virtually everyone has some "stuff" they no longer want/need. For smaller items that are easy to ship ebay is likely best while bigger items that are expensive to ship can be listed on craigslist/kijiji. I know lots of people who get some extra cash by listing items regularly they don't want or need anymore (instead of just throwing them out)