Haven't really looked around at those little online jobs in a long time, so I have no idea what is worthwhile or not these days. Anyone have ideas or suggestions?
If you live around a bunch of people with dogs, Rover can be a good way to set up dog walking stuff which can be a nice source of cash. Since you're a corgi you'll probably have a leg up on the competition
Pretend to be a Nigerian prince that just needs a little cash to get his oil millions transferred? Or an oil company that needs a government handout to drill for oil?
https://hexbear.net/post/933404 This prolific thing seems legit though the money isn't a lot if the posters are to be believed
Donate plasma if you're physically active. I tried and failed because I'm inactive and my veins are narrow.
I saw someone suggest data annotation. https://www.dataannotation.tech/
I've sat the assessment myself and am waiting to hear back (gone three weeks) so it may not be ready money.
Since I was 17, I've financed my hobbies mainly through usertesting.com lol
It's fun, you review websites and get paid like 10$ per site. Just gotta have the page open so that test can make a ding sound when they come in.
Sign up for class action settlements. Every few months I go to topclassactions.com and go to the open settlements section. I sign up for every one listed that doesn't require proof of purchase. I also double dip by signing up in my partners name.
It's not a ton of money but I probably spend an hour doing it whenever I think of it and occasionally get some surprise money a year or so later. Usually they end up being only a few bucks, but over the years I've gotten thousands from it. Just got 2 $89 checks last week.
Sign up for class action lawsuits that you qualify for. Just do internet searches for them. You get little checks eventually. Sometimes for funny amounts like .72 and sometimes for like $20.
might be a good place to check