3. Sell Household Items on eBay or Amazon

As you are reading this, am sure by now you have some items you aren’t using anymore. If you aren’t using something in your house, consider selling it. For example, you could have a couch, Clean Clothes, Electronic Gadgets, or organizational bins that you don’t use anymore — sell them! Start by creating an account, take pictures of your sellable, and post them on tonaton, jiji, eBay or Amazon. List each item at a price that works best for you.

• Time: Low to high
• Earnings: Pay varies by item
• Extra tools: Camera or phone

4. Become a Product Tester

All The New inventions normally go through countless rounds of testing. These testing are just to ensure every bug is figured out before it reaches paying customers, if they dont do the testing then paying customers will be furious when they notice bugs or mistakes somewhere with the product, so I will say is a great thing they are doing. In most cases, brands will pay you to try out these new products. Toluna, and Nielsen,  are a few platforms that help you find products to test for some extra green Money.

• Time: Low to high
• Earnings: $10–$20 an hour

5. Transcribe Audios Or Videos For Money

With an abundance of podcasts, YouTube videos, and movies, many creators need transcribed copies of their work. In most cases, they hire out for it. Whether you’re good at typing or looking for a way to practice these skills, freelance as a transcriber. Get paid $15–30 an hour to transcribe audio.

You can use sites like Fiver, Upwork, Freelancer and etc to find jobs, you will find thousands of people who have already listed their offers and if it suits you then you also make an offer.