draw cartoons
blog
daytrade
URL squatting (buy/sell domain names)
charge a fee to provide facebook likes to companies
charge for boosting the SEO of websites
host a TOR server
post a craigslist.org ad offering to write reports or do homework/research
sell your scrap on eBay (and buy new scrap locally such as at estate sales)
Search for foreign goods and offer to sell them in the U.S.
Buy products in bulk, break the cases into smaller boxes, and sell the boxes on Amazon.com
Offer to keep a website, Twitter page, or facebook page current and “engaged” with those who post to it
Offer to sell positive reviews to businesses profiled on Yelp.com (presuming that you actually have a legitimate experience with them)
What Southhack is recommending I am doing — have been for the past 6 month.
My sales on eBay and Craigslist have collapsed. People have no money to spend. So, I am 61 years old and for the first time in my life I am on food stamps and it looks as though that is about to collapse along with Social Security.
I do not know what to tell you. Sell your excess clothes? Who knows.
You and many others here have some fantastic ideas. I just got out of bed, so I’m late to respond this Sunday morning. The potential for income is definitely there. You mentioned Day Trading. Do you need a Series 7 license for that? The only time in my life that I ‘enjoyed’ math was years ago in the 1980s. I was studying Options, round lots, puts, Calls and Margins. I though it fascinating to be able to control or profit in the movement of a GOLD or TITANIUM account while risking low percent of a margin. I never did pass that test, but remain aware of that market. Soros shouldn’t have all the fun, right?