What do ? ? ? ? ?
Buy a skirt and a cute sash, and a whole bunch of cookies and sell them at a profit
Sell blood. Not your own. You don't have enough by yourself.
Become President of the United States
Breed deadly snakes, harvest their venom for medical purposes.
Yep, I got nothing but a bump and a hearty "good luck!"
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Make a raffle group on Steam or "find" a csgo / pubg lottery site accidentally
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Become Nigerian, get a royal title.
You will get so much Profit™ that you will spend the rest of your natural life sending out emails begging people to take some of it.
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idle cards
fill online surveys
offer idling services
post referrals on reddit
that will get you like 30 cents per day, you're welcome!
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Hmmm you're a broke student and looking for some "alternate" ways to make money huh?
WELL.
I know of one site..
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add some olive oil and/or lemon to the water when you cook rice
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Start making YouTube videos about dumb shit. If you are not funny or interesting at all and have zero personality, you'll have 250K+ subscribers by the end of the first week.
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You could apply to be a 'secret shopper' Though i'm not sure how much money that brings in
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Unfortunately, you might have a hard time finding a temp job since Jan-March is the slow season for most consumer focused companies (retail/restaurants/etc). I knew a few folks who did landscaping and house painting, but those jobs don't open up until the summer time.
However, since you are a student, I would strongly recommend you start looking into a gov. student summer job now. Nearly every gov. agency has opened up the application process for them and not only will it look good on your resume, but it will also prove to be a great learning experience. I'm not sure what is available to you at the municipal level, but you can find Ontario gov agency jobs here: https://www.gojobs.gov.on.ca/Search.aspx
Also, a good chunk of co-ops do pay, so it is probably best to ask once your placement has been decided.
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Oh yeah I guess I should've explained more. My co-op is going to be in the summer because I'm in a "fast track" course because I started in January. To be precise, it's July-August. I'll be quitting sometime around June. Gov jobs are something I'll need to look into honestly, so thanks for reminding me about that.
The co-op isn't paid because it's not allowed or something like that, because of the program I'm in I think. The location can offer to pay me for time outside of the co-op but that's never guaranteed.
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Ah okay, then I would go with landscaping then. If you are not into manual labour, you could probably find a store or restaurant that would be willing to only give you weekend shifts. Most managers/owners are sympathetic towards students and are willing to give a great deal of flexibility when it comes to scheduling.
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Do you speak multiple languages? Do you have customer service experience?
You could always try for a work-from-home Content Specialist or Customer Care Agent job if that's the case. I got a part-time job as a CS due to my fluency in French/English, but I believe jobs that require you to be on the phone (customer care, etc) tend to accept English-only speakers, if you manage to be up to their expectation. Of course, any such job requires you to fill specific shifts, so it can be troublesome if you don't have any free time during, say, the weekend, and the job asks for weekend agents.
It's also a shit job because... customer service, heh.
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I've always wanted to try a job where I get screamed at by customers for 8 hours a day.
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Thanks god I'm only interacting through a fucking computer. I don't think I could manage keeping my cool with how fucking stupid some people are.
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Yes, I need advice. Basically, my college program has a co-op segment and at some point in time I'm going to have to quit my current terribly god awful job for, at the very least, 3~ months. Since I'd still like to make some money and come out of this glorious 3-month break doing something else, I thought I'd do the smart thing - ask random knuckleheads on the internet for financial advice on alternative methods of making money in the mean time.
giveaway
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