----- The Introduce yourself thread! -----

[zerotrace]

Good morning everyone,

I'm brand new to the concept of making money online and feeling a mixture of excitement along with a niggle of scepticism. I've loved reading the comments on the forum and I truly hope I can achieve this too. There is fantastic resources and I can't believe how helpful the community is

I've just created an account for Roamler and it needs a referral code, can anyone help me with this please?

 

[Jon]

Good morning everyone,

I'm brand new to the concept of making money online and feeling a mixture of excitement along with a niggle of scepticism. I've loved reading the comments on the forum and I truly hope I can achieve this too. There is fantastic resources and I can't believe how helpful the community is

Hey @zerotrace

Fantastic to have you on here!!

Take your time, ask questions and you'll be fine

Everyone on here wants to help you earn the most amount of money you possibly can online so don't be afraid to ask anything you like!

 

[skint]

Welcome Zerotrace. I'm sure you will find this a really helpful and friendly site.

 

[hayleymay]

Hi everyone
I'm Hayley and at the moment I'm a stay home parent to 3 little girls. I love finding ways to make money from home, I got made redundant when I was on mat leave, so I've been trying to just make what I can. We're managing fine for now, but I'd love to not have to go back to work and be able to earn enough from home. Looking forward to reading through and seeing what everyone does!

 

[NataleeMarie]

Hi I’m Natalee Marie, I’m new here and looking forward to knucking down and earning some pennies at home!

 

[Cas]

hello @hayley-mmp and @NataleeMarie welcome to the shed.

thanks for sharing your info and getting involved.

If you need anything drop me a message or i can direct you in the right direction.

 

[Andrew]

Welcome new people - sorry I've not had a chance to catch up with you all but I've been away for a few days. As @Cas says though if you need anything just give us a shout

 

[Ricky9566]

Hi everyone
I’m new to all this
Recently started doing bemyeye and field agent
Love doing these mystery shop style tasks
I am a full time foster career and after 12 hard but rewarding years and looking after nearly 100 children we have a delightful but extremely hard young lad with severe disabilities and we will be looking after him for the foreseeable future

 

[Cas]

Hi everyone
I’m new to all this
Recently started doing bemyeye and field agent
Love doing these mystery shop style tasks
I am a full time foster career and after 12 hard but rewarding years and looking after nearly 100 children we have a delightful but extremely hard young lad with severe disabilities and we will be looking after him for the foreseeable future

@Ricky9566 thanks for getting involved and sharing your story.

the task apps are good right , let us know if you need any help.

 

[stressedmom]

Hi.. I'm J.
My husband lost his job 10 days before Christmas, while I was pregnant. Baby is now 10 weeks old and we are still unemployed, so I'm hoping to bump our money up slighlty for treats for the kids until one of us is working again.

I've made 3.88 so far from curious cat, I'm using shoppix, vypr and Swagbucks (oh my days how slow is).

I've stuck to meal planning the last two weeks which has helped slightly.

Next call is to go through our things to see if there is anything worth selling, and the odd bit to free cycle.

I haven't tried matched betting, it confuses me, can't get my head around it.

I don't make anything but I'm a brilliant genealogist (but with no qualifications) so in the long run I'd love to trace family histories for a living!

 

[Jon]

Hi.. I'm J.
My husband lost his job 10 days before Christmas, while I was pregnant. Baby is now 10 weeks old and we are still unemployed, so I'm hoping to bump our money up slighlty for treats for the kids until one of us is working again.

I've made 3.88 so far from curious cat, I'm using shoppix, vypr and Swagbucks (oh my days how slow is).

I've stuck to meal planning the last two weeks which has helped slightly.

Next call is to go through our things to see if there is anything worth selling, and the odd bit to free cycle.

I haven't tried matched betting, it confuses me, can't get my head around it.

I don't make anything but I'm a brilliant genealogist (but with no qualifications) so in the long run I'd love to trace family histories for a living!

Hiya
Thanks for signing up to The Money Shed @stressedmom now let’s help get you some money

The best starting point would be the beginners guide to earning online toolkit which you can find here
https://blog.themoneyshed.co.uk/working-from-home-toolkit/

You can make around £1000+ a month from that alone so it should see you off to a good start depending on how much money you are after. I imagine if time is tight that you want to earn the absolute most you can in the time you have available and the likes of swagbucks etc jusr isn’t gonna to be worth your time.

Matched betting - far easier to do then read! I would give the banner above a click and do the free trial! You’ll make around £45 risk free and see just how easy it is as you have your hand held throughout!

If you have any questions please jusr ask. Everyone on here wants to help you earn the absolute most you Can each month and would love to help you do that!

 

[Cas]

Hi.. I'm J.
My husband lost his job 10 days before Christmas, while I was pregnant. Baby is now 10 weeks old and we are still unemployed, so I'm hoping to bump our money up slighlty for treats for the kids until one of us is working again.

I've made 3.88 so far from curious cat, I'm using shoppix, vypr and Swagbucks (oh my days how slow is).

I've stuck to meal planning the last two weeks which has helped slightly.

Next call is to go through our things to see if there is anything worth selling, and the odd bit to free cycle.

I haven't tried matched betting, it confuses me, can't get my head around it.

I don't make anything but I'm a brilliant genealogist (but with no qualifications) so in the long run I'd love to trace family histories for a living!

Hello

you will be making money in no time .

are you able to go out the house alot ? you could try some task apps .

 

[clairel81]

Hi , I’m new here . I work 20-25 hours a week with varying shifts so often have spare time during the day while the kids are in school. Hoping to build up a bit of money in an account to leave for Christmas. Have been doing surveys on You Gov and Qmee , registered on street spotter as well. Hoping to build my way up to getting a Roamler code .

 

[Andrew]

Hi.. I'm J.
My husband lost his job 10 days before Christmas, while I was pregnant. Baby is now 10 weeks old and we are still unemployed, so I'm hoping to bump our money up slighlty for treats for the kids until one of us is working again.

I've made 3.88 so far from curious cat, I'm using shoppix, vypr and Swagbucks (oh my days how slow is).

I've stuck to meal planning the last two weeks which has helped slightly.

Next call is to go through our things to see if there is anything worth selling, and the odd bit to free cycle.

I haven't tried matched betting, it confuses me, can't get my head around it.

I don't make anything but I'm a brilliant genealogist (but with no qualifications) so in the long run I'd love to trace family histories for a living!

Hi and welcome You've had some good advice from @Jon but one thing I would say is be careful that any earnings you receive don't counteract any benefits that you may currently receive/be entitled to.

 

[Andrew]

Hi , I’m new here . I work 20-25 hours a week with varying shifts so often have spare time during the day while the kids are in school. Hoping to build up a bit of money in an account to leave for Christmas. Have been doing surveys on You Gov and Qmee , registered on street spotter as well. Hoping to build my way up to getting a Roamler code .

Welcome Claire - I'd definitely recommend giving the mystery shopping and Bemyeye a try as well. The pay is better than doing surveys and it's less maddening!

 

[clairel81]

That’s fab thanks , I’m up in Scotland don’t know if that will make any difference to the amount of opps available but will keep checking the app

 

[pinkcrane]

Hi, I'm new today and quite an experienced mystery shopper and lionbridger. Earning £3-400 a month in quite a straightforward way. I tend to use Ipsos and Tern for mystery shopping but not sure if there are any others worth trying. Ipsos has been very good lately, anyone else out there that will pay me £7-10 for a phone call or email? Less bothered about going to shops.

I'm signed up with retail maxim and gfk but dont' find them worth it.

 

[Jon]

Hi, I'm new today and quite an experienced mystery shopper and lionbridger. Earning £3-400 a month in quite a straightforward way. I tend to use Ipsos and Tern for mystery shopping but not sure if there are any others worth trying. Ipsos has been very good lately, anyone else out there that will pay me £7-10 for a phone call or email? Less bothered about going to shops.

I'm signed up with retail maxim and gfk but dont' find them worth it.

Hey @pinkcrane

Fantastic to have you on here and posting!

I've not done traditional mystery shopping for years but when I did my bread and butter were Market Force / Edigitalresearch / IPSOS / GapBuster / Tern / ESA / Retail Active / Mystery-shoppers etc.

 

[pinkcrane]

Thanks, is the non-traditional work any good? or just easier to do lots of quick hits?

 

[Jon]

Thanks, is the non-traditional work any good? or just easier to do lots of quick hits?

Well the pay is higher and it's just a case of go in store > take a few photos > answer a few questions on your phone > done

So you're looking at Roamler, BeMyEye, StreetSpotr, Field Agent etc.

@mabozza on here has topped over £1000 a month sometimes from them!