1. Plasma Centers - If you stay near an urban environment, you can probably google plasma centers. Be prepared on your first visit to bring your ID, utility bill, and any other pertinent information they may require. Your first visit will be the longest, but plasma centers can pay up to or above $50 on your first visit and you can visit up to 2 times per week. CASH PER DAY - UP to $50.
2. Pallets - Most cities have a depot that will buy your used pallets from you. Depending on the condition, you can receive up to $3 each depending on the pallet. With an old pickup truck, you can carry at least 20 pallets properly strapped down. You can find these pallets anywhere you drive in the city usually in the alley behind malls, department stores, and other locations. It is best if you ask the manager if you can collect them beforehand, but most are willing to just get them out of the way. The loading dock behind school lunchrooms are great....CASH PER DAY - $60+
3. Loose Change - This is where pride kicks in. If you are prideful, then skip this one for sure. Every time you go through or near a drive thru, stop 3 feet before the pay window and get out and look on the ground. You will probably find several coins that have dropped from the window and people are not going to get out of their car to retrieve it. I taught my kids this at an early age and they literally had jars of change that had accumulated over the the years.
4. Computer Tasks - If you are not an active person or you just need some rest, you can earn money doing tasks on your computer. In this post, I will give you the biggest, but not very well known place you can go. Go to mturk.com and sign up as a worker. This site is run by Amazon and you can sign in with your regular Amazon Account if you have one. This site can pay you once every 3 days with money direct deposited into a bank or card of your choice. There are literally hundreds of tasks to choose from and the more you work, the more tasks you will become qualified for.
In future posts, I will give you more ideas and cost saving ideas that involve more of the technological side of our world and things you are doing already. Until next time, "Monetize the Day".
