Where i can make money on website

Bottesini said:
:laugh2: Sorry Tousi!
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too bad Bott's not selling or giving her card to you. All your base are belong to me, Tousi

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We better give this back over to deafironchef. Sorry, man
 
hi vamp! i find that website through google it is a good place to find hourly jobs. lots of companies post jobs on that website.
 
ILoveTarget said:
hi vamp! i find that website through google it is a good place to find hourly jobs. lots of companies post jobs on that website.
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I'll have to check that out. Hope I can find something that pays good. :)
 
i hope you find something good. most jobs don't tell you what they pay on that website. but i took a list of all that were hiring and went in person. its easier that way. it also depends on where you live. in california jobs pay more because cost more to live. indiana cheap to live so jobs pay less. good luck!!!!!!!
 
i havd 2 own business.... u can make money on online and social people to get under u and u start earn money!
 
I highly recommend the book "Crush It" by Gary Vaynerchuk to those that are serious about making money online. It's a start. The author and I have a lot of things in common when it comes to making serious cash online. :thumb:
 
To think how amazing it is that there are millions and millions having access to the Internet at home, work, clubs, etc yet most of them still have no clue how to make money online. I'm not saying it's easy, BUT it's doable.

Many people still work for somebody and/or draw SS checks from government but not working for themselves. Though more and more are doing it online yet maybe less than 5% earning online right now so maybe it changes the ratio in some time in the future. It has to do with the mental and peer habit growing up as well, I suspect.

I was asked several times few years ago whenever I was approached by some certain people outside my world, "What job do you do?" I just said "I don't work for somebody but work online to earning for living". It's just a habitual for anyone common asking "what job" in the first place, almost. Sure enough, I ought to expect since 90% are employees in the USA. It's almost like they only knew how to make money is by working for somebody, either private or government.

Notice how the op asked "where can I make money on website?" But that's a start, however. Just something interesting.
 
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