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£500 again for me this month

I imagine I will go for shop work as that's the most flexible. I'd only want to do part-time and hopefully can find something local so I don't have to pay for transport.

How is everyone? I'm finding that prices are still going up, my weekly shop has gone up another £20. I am cutting brands out which has helped but it is a bit depressing. I'm still debating whether to just get an IRL job, but am going to leave it until next month before really looking.

@JamesM

I have not had the chance to really dig around this app but from what I can gather it is a bit like clickworker, the pay rates I can see are not brilliant and to be honest, if I have a spare 10 minutes I think I am better off trying prolific or crisp.

I have not yet explored this app, just read about it. The app (also a website) has a range of paid tasks. Will try it out and report back on my experience. But if anyone else would like to try it, please use my link, thanks! https://toloka.yandex.com/promo?referralCode=BK4BGWP2

Crisp - £477 £477/£500

I think you may need specialist advice, hopefully, someone can point you in the right direction.

I'm sorry to hear this but can I credit you on raising such a responsible and mature son.

I think transport policy in this country is a bit of a mess. It is used far too often as a political football but what we need is something coherent that works for everyone whether you drive, bike, walk or use public transport.

I did it for about 20 months, the project isn't a bad one especially when there is loads of work so you can work when it suits you. The problem for me came when the work was sparse and you literally were stuck by your laptop constantly checking to make your minimum weekly hours, the monthly...

Lately, I have been mulling over whether it is time to return to IRL work rather than carry on with this online work. I love the flexibility hence have been ok about less money but not sure now, it seems to get harder and harder to find opportunities that are not taking the p!ss.

Although I hope that perhaps new owners will increase the pay

Aiming for £500,

I don't think we will know anything for a while but at least in the meantime things will not change

So the news is that they've been taken over by another company. I wonder whether that means change or business as usual.

no, and sadly I don't see them raising rates

yep, good luck @Jon with the new venture and we hope you won't be a stranger! Welcome @JamesM, am sure you will be just as wonderful and we look forward to interacting with you!

my profit land - 13 399.27/400

Will be interesting to see what help the Chancellor provides now they've been pressured into doing something and of course need a distraction from party gate. I bet Boris and No. 10 wish they never heard the name Sue Grey :ROFLMAO: