11 links have been added on 3 ideas about #cash.
  1. Make your first grand using the unskilled ways listed below, then invest that in a site and hosting and do dropshipping or affiliate marketing. earn something whenever someone follows your link to a product on Amazon that they buy. Works for plenty of people who had no internet skills beforehand. It could be a world changing leveller that gives people in developing countries chance to earn money too. Good Luck!

  2. I wonder if anyone has actually tested all these methods and worked out which ones generate enough income to make them worth doing. If someone has they yeah, just rack them up on a site with links to each and instructions to get through them quickly and charge people a share to use the site they are listed on. Why not? There are loads of ways to make money without any skills if you have a laptop and internet connection. Or tablet and Starbucks near to hand. No reason to be claiming benefits then – actually, I bet some people are doing both as it would be hard to trace.

  3. Fortunately Save the Children still accept one-off donations in cash. It makes the others seem a little ungrateful knowing they only want to know if you set them up with a continuous stream of funding from your bank. How the world has changed. Donate to savey, as we used to call it back in the day when they were the only charity shop in town.

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  4. True, but they should accept both or they will miss out on a huge stack of funding they need. I read this recently and it spells it out,

  5. “Cash donations peak in certain months of the year, for example, November and December, where 51% of people say they’ve given this way in the last four weeks. This compares to 42% in an average month across the year.”