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10 gigs.
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$5-22.13 an hour
You pick up restaurant orders and drive them to people. Grubhub does not publish a national pay rate. It publishes set rates only in Seattle, New York City and California, and you pay for your own gas.
- Car helps
- Phone needed
- No computer needed
- Some standing
First money in about 1-2 weeks.
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$4 an hour
You spend a few hours a week helping an older adult or a child one to one. If your income is low enough, you get a small tax-free stipend. It is budgeted at $4 an hour and does not count against other benefits.
- Car helps
- No phone needed
- No computer needed
- Some standing
First money in about 4-10 weeks.
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$0.9-1,800 a sale
You list things you own and post them when they sell. Mercari keeps 10% of the sale. Listing is free. You are not paid until the buyer rates you, which can take days after delivery.
- No car needed
- Phone needed
- Computer helps
- Can sit
First money in about 1-2 weeks after your first sale.
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$8-12 an hour
Researchers pay you to answer questions and do short tasks online. Prolific makes them pay at least $8 an hour. You need a computer, an ID and patience, because there is a waitlist to join.
- No car needed
- No phone needed
- Computer needed
- Can sit
First money in about Unknown. There is a waitlist to join..
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$12.6-14.7 a task
You teach live video classes to children on your own subject. You set the price. Outschool keeps 30% and you keep 70%. No teaching degree is needed, but a background check is.
- No car needed
- No phone needed
- Computer needed
- Can sit
First money in about 3-5 weeks.
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$10.2-12 an hour
You talk to English learners by video. Cambly pays $0.17 a minute, but only for minutes you are actually in a call. No degree or teaching certificate is needed. Three US states are barred.
- No car needed
- No phone needed
- Computer needed
- Can sit
First money in about 2-4 weeks.
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$0.2-2.38 a task
You type what you hear in recordings. GoTranscript's headline says up to $1.75 a minute. Its own rate table says English pays $0.65. You are paid per minute of audio, not per minute of your time.
- No car needed
- No phone needed
- Computer needed
- Can sit
First money in about 1-2 weeks.
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$0.4-1.1 a task
Rev pays you to type what you hear in a recording. You pick the files you want. Pay is $0.40-1.10 for each minute of audio, not each minute of your time. You need a computer and good headphones.
- No car needed
- No phone needed
- Computer needed
- Can sit
First money in about 1-2 weeks.
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$7.25-20 an hour
SCSEP is a federal program for people 55 and over with a low income. You work about 20 hours a week at a school, senior center or other local place. You get paid at least the minimum wage where you live.
- Car helps
- No phone needed
- No computer needed
- Some standing
First money in about 4-12 weeks.
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$75-300 a task
You help run a polling place for one long day. Pay is set by your state or county, not by any national rule. In the places we checked it ran from $75 to $300 for the day.
- Car helps
- No phone needed
- No computer needed
- Some standing
First money in about 4-6 weeks after the election.
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