Do My Stuff is a new concierge service site that matches employers requiring services with people willing and able to provide them. These might be things like picking up dry cleaning, mowing the lawn, walking a dog, standing in line for tickets.
You just put in your zip code, and you can see people in your area who are seeking services. Then you bid to perform that service. If the employer accepts your bid, you will perform the task, then get paid.
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Friday, January 13, 2012
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Make Quick Cash Over and Over Again
Get paid $5 to do things for people they either don't know how to do or are too lazy to do. Fiverr is a place where you can offer your services for $5.
You can search the site for things people want someone to do and if you feel you can complete a task for them you can then contact them and do what they need. This site also allows you to post things you need someone to do for you.
The pros: you can post easy things and make quick cash. You can find people to do something for you, at a cheap price. The site does pay. PROOF OF PAYMENT
The cons: Fiverr takes $1 and PayPal (the only way they pay) takes a 2% fee, so your $5 payment suddenly turns into $3.92
Tip: PayPal fee for withdrawal is 2% of the withdrawn sum up to a maximum of $1. This means that when you withdraw $4, PayPal fee will be $0.08 and if you withdraw $100, PayPal fee will be $1. So, if you are not in a hurry to withdraw your funds, it is better to wait until you earn more than $50 before you withdraw - this way you will save a little money.
You can search the site for things people want someone to do and if you feel you can complete a task for them you can then contact them and do what they need. This site also allows you to post things you need someone to do for you.
The pros: you can post easy things and make quick cash. You can find people to do something for you, at a cheap price. The site does pay. PROOF OF PAYMENT
The cons: Fiverr takes $1 and PayPal (the only way they pay) takes a 2% fee, so your $5 payment suddenly turns into $3.92
Tip: PayPal fee for withdrawal is 2% of the withdrawn sum up to a maximum of $1. This means that when you withdraw $4, PayPal fee will be $0.08 and if you withdraw $100, PayPal fee will be $1. So, if you are not in a hurry to withdraw your funds, it is better to wait until you earn more than $50 before you withdraw - this way you will save a little money.
