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Unusual and Out of the Ordinary
CyberGold - "Get paid to surf the net" is what the advertisement states. A twist on earning money - and definitely not a primary wage earner. However, if you are interested in the companies that participate here anyway, why not get paid for it? Each time you follow through with an advertised offer, you get money deposited into your account at CyberGold. Use the money any way you want. But please note, many of the offers were unavailable outside of the United States. Hopefully, this will change soon.
Harvey E. Morse, P.A. - Looking for researchers for Probate cases. I signed up for this when I first discovered it, and was pleasantly surprised. (I was gearing myself to be asked to pay for something, and I was not.) Search through cases at your local courthouse, and fill out information to send to Mr. Morse. You earn a percentage of any profits that the agency earns if they retain the services of the clients you research.
Pro-Link - An interesting concept - a twist on the traditional MLM. (No, this is technically not a job opportunity, but I could not resist. This seemed too easy . . . and maybe it is. Let me know if any of you find out!) You become a independent representative for Card Search USA for free (you have probably seen their banners around), and use their web site to market their product.
Miscellaneous
Second To None - A mystery shopper program, where you get free meals at the restaurants that you frequent. Second to None has clients throughout the US and Canada, but there are a few areas where there are many visits to schedule and need more evaluators. Here are the priority cities: New York City, NY, Knoxville, TN, Richmond, VA, Langhorne, PA, Greensboro, NC.
The Homeworker's Network - This link will take you a page full of work at home opportunities, such as mystery shopping, writing, web page designing, and sales.
Work at Home Moms - A very large list of work at home opportunities, ranging from the mundane to the - well . . . just plain odd A definite must see.
As well, there are some quality sites that I found prior to this article here.
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