Money Saving Tips

Money from your desk Some suggestions to earn extra money using your time online during your lunch break. Surfing the net: * You can make money every time you click on "search”. Yahoo powers searches pay a small amount every time you run one. There is a search at Moneymagpiesearch.com. If you recommend your friends you will also make commission on their searches and can receive your money through PayPal or by bank transfer. * Take part in online survey, simply answering questions about a particular product or company, or your shopping habits. The best of the genuine surveys are panelbase.net, which will pay between 50p and £3 a survey, Valued Opinions, between £1 and £5, and Ciao-surveys.co.uk, which pays up to £5. Social networking: * By making more friends and keeping in touch with them, you can make money. If you set up your profile, write a blog, upload photos and videos on social networking site Yuwie, it pays you to do all these things using advertising revenue. The amount you get paid depends on the number of times you and your friends view your pages. Recycling your mobile: * If you got a useless old mobile, send it to Mopay and make between £2.50 and £200 depending on its make and condition. Even old models can be sold on for spare parts. Selling adverts /photos online: * If you are a regular blogger, you can make cash quickly by putting Google Adsense on it, as blogs are great for selling, advertising around your posts and promoting your services. * Also, if you have a nice collection of digital photos they can be sold over and over again through online agencies. When people buy them you get a commission. Picturenation say many of their photographers make hundreds of pounds a month. Also, try Fotolia and iStockphoto. Renting out your stuff: * Sites like RentNotBuy.co.uk and RentRino will let you advertise anything, it could be your power tools or your DVD player. If you upload your details and try making some regular cash. Complaining to gain: * Those who complain constructively have worked out they can even make money through it. Write to a company's CEO explaining the problem and set out the amount you feel you should receive in compensation. If it is refused write again, by the second or third letter they cave in and give you about half of what you were asking for. Answering text questions: * You could make money by answering people's text questions. On average, question answerers make about £10 an hour. It is flexible work and you have to be a bit knowledgeable and quick at searching the net. Getting cash back: * Start with sites that give you instant cash just by signing up, such as Rpoints, which gives you £5, Cashback Shopper, which gives you £5, and ecashback, which gives you £2.50 immediately.