Any suggestions for online jobs?
@Amel94 (1741)
Serbia
August 13, 2016 6:21pm CST
I did not visited mylot for about a month as I have many other obligations and I don't even spend my time on laptop anymore, but I will try to be more active from now on, at least half or whole hour a day. What you all do, do you enjoy myLotting?
As you all know, myLot does not pay too much, I earned less than 10$ for more than one month, month and 10 days exactly and I was very active some days. That is not some salary for work, but would still visit it sometimes. Meanwhile, I would like to find some good stable online job, I have some money on PayPal and I would gladly invest in some honest site. Any suggestions for that?
Can I find some good online job, I am ready to pay for my position for that job?
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@Mike197602 (15487)
• United Kingdom
13 Aug 16
NEVER EVER pay for an online job...if you do it's more than likely a scam.
There are a few online jobs that pay.
Translation, transcription and skype language teaching are some of the ones I have seen that pay real money.
Primarily unless you have serious tech/language skills an offline job will always pay better than an online job.
Ask anyone who responds here if they have an offline job, if they do I'd suspect their offline job earned them way more than their online sites.
Mylot is not supposed to be a job it's a place to meet, discuss and make a little for doing so, it isn't supposed to be a job.
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@Amel94 (1741)
• Serbia
13 Aug 16
I want to try that. I can teach some younger students English language. I am not native English speaker but I am studying English language and I would gladly try to teach some children from far countries. Do you have any website for me? I almost registered to one lately but they asked for 99$ sign up price. That is a robbery.
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@Mike197602 (15487)
• United Kingdom
13 Aug 16
sorry but I don't have a site to suggest you.
I've seen a couple of members here teach english via skype.
Maybe in your area you could try to get students via social media?
Do research on how much others in your area charge to teach english then undercut them if you can.
You've a few options as you already are pretty fluent in english.
You could even do a TEFL course and go to another country to teach english.
@Mike197602 (15487)
• United Kingdom
13 Aug 16
@Amel94 I will have a look at some sites that may employ English teachers as there does seem to be a demand to learn English and if I can help members here get jobs I'd be happy to do so.
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@maezee (41997)
• United States
15 Aug 16
There are not many actual jobs out there that are entirely online. But there are some sites you may use to earn a few bucks on the side. I have some of my favorites listed in the blog on my profile you could check out. Some are country specific but still may be worth checking out. Best of luck to you!
@CaptAlbertWhisker (32507)
• Calgary, Alberta
13 Aug 16
English teacher for Korean Kids is a popular online source of money. Biboglobal I think is the one that offers that service. You will chat online with a child from korea or Japan and teach the kid English. The parents of the kid will pay you.
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@aarifa (1210)
• India
14 Aug 16
I tried many sites.but most of all scam..you have to try a offline job..that is ebook typing.that is the best way to earning from home.
Last month i joined one company and receive 10000 rs.for completing 200 pages typing..
@rina110383 (24495)
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13 Aug 16
Go to Upwork and you'll find on that site a number of hourly & fixed-price projects.
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@rina110383 (24495)
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14 Aug 16
@Amel94 That's the downside of it. You have a lot of competitors but I think that depends on the category. I'm in the legal category and I get offers and invitations often.
I hope you'll be able to find a legitimate and high-paying site.
