eatonbraynat
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I work in a call centre 3-7pm, and am just wondering what i can do to top up my earnings but still leave me with enough time to do my horse throughout the day?? Any ideas, and not cleaning i have ocd about germs!!!!!
How to top up part time earnings
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Sandstone1
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Dog walking? pet sitting etc
mulledwhine
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I do ' Jamie Oliver at Home' parties, I do as much or as little as I like, and get 20% of all orders from the parties, it is really helping me out
Sandstone1
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maybe avon or something like that.
Munchkin
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I work in network marketing (neither of those mentioned above) as well as in Project Management full time. It's topping up my wage nicely and looking to overtake it within the next couple of years.
If you're motivated and commited it's a brilliant business to get into but it's NOT a 'get quick rich' programme.
Also beware of pyramid schemes as there are many posing as network marketing companies, most, in fact. There are only 7 govt approved companies in the UK; PM me if you'd like the list. Heading out to lunge the nag before it explodes but I'll be around to reply later.
If you're motivated and commited it's a brilliant business to get into but it's NOT a 'get quick rich' programme.
Also beware of pyramid schemes as there are many posing as network marketing companies, most, in fact. There are only 7 govt approved companies in the UK; PM me if you'd like the list. Heading out to lunge the nag before it explodes but I'll be around to reply later.
Natch
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Gah, Personally I can't stand any network marketing schemes now - tried one or two (which in all fairness other people were making work) but they just seemed to be VERY like pyramid schemes but legally different.
I'd try Avon, or launch a mini business of your own based on your skills: e.g. spotting a bargain (ebay buying and selling) crafts, copywriting, consultancy...
Or how about freelance grooming? Register with the british grooms association for insurance. you can fit that around your job and your horses
I'd try Avon, or launch a mini business of your own based on your skills: e.g. spotting a bargain (ebay buying and selling) crafts, copywriting, consultancy...
Or how about freelance grooming? Register with the british grooms association for insurance. you can fit that around your job and your horses
Vodkagirly
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Poo picking or other jobs that people will pay to get out of.
Carow
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Mystery Shopper perhaps. Google for info.
I used to do this to earn some extra money. Basically it measures quality of retail service and gathers info on goods and services. You visit shops, banks etc with a specific brief and then file a short report about your experience.
I used to do a lot of banks and building societies. Certainly something you could fit in with your routine as you're generally given options regarding dates and times of your assignment.
I used to do this to earn some extra money. Basically it measures quality of retail service and gathers info on goods and services. You visit shops, banks etc with a specific brief and then file a short report about your experience.
I used to do a lot of banks and building societies. Certainly something you could fit in with your routine as you're generally given options regarding dates and times of your assignment.
Spit That Out
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Avon, Betterware, Body Shop Parties...Ann Summers 
Dinner lady for the local school...probably isn't the PC correct term but you know what i mean!!!
Dinner lady for the local school...probably isn't the PC correct term but you know what i mean!!!
eatonbraynat
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thanks guys a good starting point!!!! I have work to do!!
flying solo
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I did Avon for a while, but by the time you travel to drop off everyones products etc your earning aren't very much. I had sales of £200 plus every time for 6 months and it wasn't really worth it (IMHO)
