What are some ways kids can make easy fast money?

6 comments

1. 
   karmendancer says:
   
   
   May 18, 2009 at 6:25 pm

   well, it really depends on how ole the kids are, but if you are talking about kids that are younger than 16, I would suggest: car washing, lawn mowing, babysitting, petsitting/dogwalking. I have a 14 year old daughter that went around our neighborhood, putting flyers on cars, advertising her “car washing business.” She ended up making really good money! Good luck!
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2. 
   Lockhart says:
   
   
   May 18, 2009 at 6:44 pm

   Affiliate Programs
   http://affiliate-programs-revenue.blogspot.com
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3. 
   Ray <3 says:
   
   
   May 18, 2009 at 7:18 pm

   I think we need to know how old you are and how much money you need to make to help you out.
   Please don’t do one of those websites where they say ‘make money doing surveys!” and things like that. They are usually scams.
   And there really is no way to make “easy fast” money or everyone would be rich.
   I think you’ll limited to the typical things such as babysitting, cutting grass, yard work, etc. Depending on your age and amt. of money. Also.. how fast do you mean by “fast”?
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   ICanMakeItHappen says:
   
   
   May 18, 2009 at 7:57 pm

   Ok, so I'm 13, so don't think you're talking to some 50-year-old scammer/spammer. My aim is TDizzle4Shnizzle, so you can im or talk to me if you want more proof that I'm actually 13.

   I found out two days ago about this website, where you can just take surveys and they REALLY DO pay you. No lie- it's for anyone 13 and up, and they send you a check. Well actually, they don't ask for too much personal information, so If you're like, 10 or something, I guess you could just put you were born in 1995 like me. Anywayzz….

   At first I was freaking out, like, omg I just gave out my personal information for this and who knows if it works!? And then, I followed the instructions and took surveys…the first time I took one, I was so suprised to see my first dollar on record! That's when I knew it actually worked, and it wasn't just some website flooding my inbox. I just joined two days ago, so I've piled up only about 5 dollars…but seriously, it WILL add up.

   http://www.treasuretrooper.com/433293

   I'm not a spammer (check to see questions I've answered and you'll see that I haven't done any spam or anything like that).
   You get your check at a certain time of the month.
   Sorry if I sound like a fraud to you ):. Please sign up, it's so safe, so easy, and so reliable. Thank God I'm not being ripped off by my mother by de-weeding the flowerbed and cutting the front, back, AND side yards all for $5. I'll be able to afford personal clothes and school stuff again by the time my check comes! Woo! Haha.

   Good luck!

   P.S. If Ray <3 was telling the truth, I wouldn't be telling you this right now, and I'd be telling you to go work for your neighbor in the hot sun all day and then get paid 3 dollars for it like I have. Yeah, I was pretty much sick of getting ripped off this summer…
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   I stumbled across this website here on http://www.answers.yahoo.com and found it. I also researched testimonials and if it really works and if its safe ect…got nothing but good news.

5. 
   Coriakin says:
   
   
   May 18, 2009 at 8:21 pm

   Okay, everyone knows that babysitting, walking dogs, mowing lawns is an option. Please don’t give ideas like that, because everyone knows them already.

   I see someone else already beat me to talking about treasuretrooper.com, but I will second what he said. it is a very easy way to make money, and the ONLY downside is that you will receive frequent sales calls because of it. But if you have a PC, I believe you can get a free online phone number, do that’s not much of a problem.

   It’s not a scam, there is even a thread in the forums where people post pictures of checks they have received. You can go the forums at treasuretrooper.com and get any questions answered, or you can join as my referral and PM me by signing up under this link: http://www.treasuretrooper.com/416006

   You can email me at coriakin77@aol.com if you have any questions, too.

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   My own experiences with this site

6. 
   Scooby Doo says:
   
   
   May 18, 2009 at 9:06 pm

   Here Are some ideas:

   1. Car Wash
   Age:7+ (With an adult watching)
   What you will need:
   Car Soap
   Window Washer
   Mini Hand Vaccuum
   Towels
   Water Hoe’s
   Fabreze

   TIPS:You have to first spray the car all over with water and have a younger child wipe one side of it with a squeegy and you do the other half. The water it downd and wipe the windows realy well cos when your driving and have a bad front window it can be dangerous. Then wipe the whole care down and have one of the younger kids wipe the shiny part of the tires and you use the small vaccuum to pick up junk like crum or something. Then get Febreze and spray their seats if the are no leather.
   $$: $5 per car

   2.Walk Dogs
   Age:7+
   You will need:
   3 Dog leashes
   3 Collors
   1 Water bowl
   Dog Toys
   Waterbottle
   back pack to hold everything

   TIPS: Make a flyer saying “I will walk your dog for $5″ and give one to people in your area so they can see and then when you and your friend have a dog do 3 more houses to see if they want it and then take the dog to the park and play with it and at the end give it water. then take the dog back

   $$: $5 per dog

   3.Babysitting
   12+ or if there is a parent 7+

   You will need:
   Bottles and formula(the mom or dad would give you some)
   Cheap but warn baby blankets
   Baby food

   TIPS:
   If you are twelve or over you can feed the baby and an hour befor the parent comes to pick it up put it to sleep.First feed it change its diaper and put it in your room watching baby einsteen. if it wakes up let it play with some toys

   $$: $3 per baby and $4 per hour

   Example:
   2 babys 6 hours
   $30

   And you can have a bakesale and sell candy and treats or a old fashioned lemonade stand. and you could advertize for companys!
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