please help!

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I really don't know that it is going to make you able to get the kind of money that you need to have. But, you might want to check into Amazon Mechanical Turk. I've not made nearly that much yet, but I've been there for only a month and a half and I've made over 100 dollars. You do, however, need to know that they don't pay it into your paypal account. They will either transfer the money to Amazon shopping credits or you can have the money transferred into your bank account.

If you need to make that much money, the only site I know that will give that capability is oDesk. Thee is information about them in my profile link, but I can tell you I have been working through them for not quite a year and have always been paid. They pay through PP, WU, and direct deposit to your bank account, you choose. I only work one job at a time because I have a full time job, but if you aren't working, I think you could easily make the amount you need. If you decide to sign up with them, please use me as your referrer, firemom31. PM me if you have any questions. Good luck!

I think you can also try googlge adsense. If you have a website or ablog with a high rate of traffic then try adsense, bidvertiser or even info links you can earn a lot through any of the above mentioned sites. You could also participate reggularly on mylot. Little by little you should earn a lot. Little drops of water make a mighty ocean

I know this post is a couple of weeks old but hopefully you're still monitoring responses. I've made a little over $1400 since April 1st on www.mturk.com. . It's an Amazon site where companies and individuals load up small tasks which require the human touch. Some days I've made as little as $1 and others as much as $38. It's a little difficult to understand at first but if you're like me and have much more time than money on your hands and you've kinda grown fond of stuff like a roof over your head and food, it would be well worth your trouble to check it out. Also, there's an informal forum for mturk users (unfortunately, there's no link to the forum on the mturk site) but you can find the forum at http://turkers.proboards.com/index.cgi?? which can be quite helpful.

The trouble with mturk is: You've got to check it often (I do, several times a day) to see what jobs have loaded up and whether or not they're worth your time. Once you find a job you want to do, sit down and do it right away, 'cause there are all the other little mturkers out there who are working on the same job you are and the good ones go FAST. Pay for the little tasks you perform will vary widely (usually from 1 cent on up to, maybe, 15 or 25 cents). You'll be working for pennies, in other words, but you'll quickly learn which jobs are good, easy and quick to do. On some of the jobs once you get into a rhythm you can make $2-5/hour or so. Here's the big plus, as far as I'm concerned, with using mturk: It's affiliated with Amazon which means it's not going anywhere. You're not going to wake up one morning and find it gone (along with your earnings); you can link your mturk account directly to your checking account and can withdraw anytime your earnings reach $10 (or you can use your earnings as Amazon credit). THE BEST PART: Amazon demands prepayment from the companies/individuals who want these jobs done - meaning that you're going to get paid, 'cause Amazon's holding the money, not some scammer who's gonna take your hard work and then scram.

Another site I just got started on this past week is textbroker.com. It's basically 'writing on demand.' You fill out an application, send in a writing sample and (hopefully) get approved. My approval process took about two weeks. This past week I did 5 articles (you get to choose the articles from a job board)and have $15 in my account. There's a bit more to it than this but if you sign up and get approved, you'll find out more. One word of advice re: textbroker.com. If you get approved you will need to submit a W-9 to them. It's no big deal but do it as soon as you're approved because they won't release funds unless they have your W-9 on file. All the instructions, address to which to send the W-9, and a link to the form itself are on the textbroker.com website.

Good luck to you!