GigBucks - Yet Another Fiverr

GigBucks is another great Fiverr knock off. I really like this one since you can post jobs from $5-$50 ads. This is another great website for those with SEO skills. There are lots of opportunities for SEO jobs, article writing, Data Entry, Cleaning out viruses, etc.

Maybe you have a fantastic fresh, new idea? Maybe you are going to corner the market? This may be the right place to get started on that, especially since you can corner the market and start in higher.

They are simple, work just like Fiverr, and are same style commission.

Ebay - Quick, simple.

Similar to the Craigslist post earlier regarding selling your stuff on Craigslist, well you can also sell  your stuff on Ebay as well. You can sell things such as old clothes that no longer fit. CD's that you have on your computer, and phone. Maybe you have an emporium of DVD's / Blu-rays, and you have enough space to place them on your computer? Well you can now get rid of them, while still keeping them technically. You are selling the physical version of them. Maybe you do not watch them any longer, and they are just taking up space. If you have old games you can throw them up on Ebay as well.

Just make sure to do a little research first. Maybe you should sell everything together? Depending on the items you are selling, it may make more sense to sell them this way so that you make money. If you sell everything for $1, after Ebay fees you may lose money, instead of gaining money.

Quick, Easy money

Something that you can take a look into is if anyone has ever owed money to you, and there was a check sent that went "unclaimed", well then you can check out Missing Money. Maybe you moved out of an old apartment in which they owe you your security deposit, but were not able to locate you because they did not have your new address. There are plenty of reasons, but it is worth the 5 minutes that it takes to look at this website to find out.

This is the main place you can go to search for unclaimed money for yourself is the website above. This website allows you to search for yourself. You would put in per state. So if you have ever lived in say Ohio, then moved to West Virginia, then you would want to search for both. If you only ever lived in Ohio, then you will only have to look in Ohio.

This may be the easiest money you can get. I would not say it will always be fast, but extra money, is extra money. It may give you enough to invest somewhere, or save.

Ibotta - just as easy.

Much like the last post that was made, another app has been found. I like this app for other reasons. This app is similar to Checkout 51, in that it has the same features. This app just slightly differs in that it is store specific. So if you frequent a particular store, you can search for the offers for that store specifically. This comes into handy if you do a lot of the grocery shopping in a few places. You can build a shopping list from both the Checkout 51, and the Ibotta app, and then upload your receipt to both. Again this is about as easy as it gets, you are already shopping, and as long as the app has your favorite stores, then you are ahead of the game.

The interface for Ibotta is nice as well. It is easily navigated. I have found I just open both apps while I make my grocery lists, then I just compare what they have to what I get. I usually do both of the offers if they have more than one offer. For example, watch this quick video, and check out this recipe.  This is slightly more time consuming than Checkout 51, but you can sometimes double dip. You can redeem milk on the Checkout 51 app, then again on the Ibotta app. It works very well so far.

Finally, Ibotta is a very nice little app. It is simple, and easy to make extra for doing the things that you are already doing. Grab the Ibotta app from here: https://ibotta.com/r/crwgbiw. Use referral code “crwgbiw”.

Simple, Easy money from things you already do!

I spent a couple weeks attempting to find savings for my family from using coupons on the internet, but all that I really came across was websites that were sprouted from the extreme coupons era. These were mostly fake scam websites luring you in to get your machine infected with Mal-ware, viruses, etc. Then I happened to stumble across this lovely little app on the Android market. This app seemed too good to be true. I elected to download this app as I have done many of times in the past. I created an account on this app to find that everything that it said it did, well it did do.

So the app is called Checkout51. It is super simple. All you do is sign up with either you email address, or Facebook account. Next, review their offers. Let’s say Milk is one of the offers inside of their offers list. It will say a price. Let’s say it shows ($0.75). Alright, so you go shopping that night, and grab some milk at the store.  Once you get home, all you have to do is take a picture (with your phone), then upload that picture to the app. They review the receipt, and then add that ($0.75) to your account. This does not sound like a lot of money, but it adds up quickly, and it may help you try a new thing or two you have been debating. Once you have $20+ in your account, you can then request a pay out of that money.

This is an excellent idea for anyone that loves to use coupons, since this is essentially stacking coupons on top of one another, and the store that you buy these items from have no say of whether they will accept them or not. You cut them out. This is also something you already do anyways. You go to the store, and buy food. You are just taking a picture with your phone, and adding two seconds to shopping. You can even star the items you want, or as you shop you star the items you are throwing into your cart, so once you get home all you have to do is snap a picture of the receipt, and you are done!