Anonymous wrote:I tutor.

How do you do that? I would love to tutor.

Anonymous wrote:stuff envelopes, I make about $1,000 extra a month.

How do you do that? And how many hours is that?

I work at a independent retail store a few night a week and one weekend day. Make about 28 an hour after bonuses. This only works for me because my child is older. Putting it away for college. Not an easy job tho.

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Anonymous wrote:I usually sell my kids clothes on ebay twice per year - once before the summer, and once before the Fall. Gives me some play money that I usually use to buy my own clothes.

How do you ship the things you sell? Do you go down to the post office with each item or buy shipping supplies from somewhere and have the post office pick up at your house? I always wondered how people dealt with the shipping part of selling online.

I also do this. I sell light items that are less than a pound so that I an ship via first class mail. I have a scale and supplies at home - I use lightweight self seal poly bags from Amazon to make the package as light as possible. Ebay lets you print postage (often discounted) that comes with delivery confirmation. I then leave in my mailbox for the mailman or if I have a bunch of stuff take to my office mail room. I found that the best items to sell on ebay are designer.

For large lots of clothes, I sell on craigslist. I also sell my son's big ticket toys like scooter, bike, play kitchen, etc.

It is great to be able to clear out the house and make some cash.

stuff envelopes, I make about $1,000 extra a month.

Anonymous wrote:I usually sell my kids clothes on ebay twice per year - once before the summer, and once before the Fall. Gives me some play money that I usually use to buy my own clothes.

How do you ship the things you sell? Do you go down to the post office with each item or buy shipping supplies from somewhere and have the post office pick up at your house? I always wondered how people dealt with the shipping part of selling online.

Anonymous wrote:I sell my plasma.
Depending on how old you are, you could sell your eggs or be a surrogate.
Have your DH sell his sp#$m.

I would sell my eggs in a heartbeat - you can get serious cash! Unfortunately, I am 44, and no one wants my shriveled up geriatric eggs

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Freelance writing

foster kids and collect money from the state. free money right there.

Babysit, Airbnb, and I have a small Etsy shop that brings in $300-$500 extra a month.

I watch dogs through Rover.com and I'm a dealer at casino parties through 3 different companies.

I tutor.

On the weekends I wait outside of places like Home Depot or Lowe's near the contractor entrance and wait for odd labor jobs. They usually pay $10/hour or so if I'm lucky. I have to get there before the crack of down though to make sure I'm one of the first in line to get those jobs.

I sell my plasma.
Depending on how old you are, you could sell your eggs or be a surrogate.
Have your DH sell his sp#$m.