[Brianna]

I recently started seriously looking for new remote side hustles. I found a few and I’m curious if anyone has used them.

One is babel audio. Apparently you can get paid to do voice recordings.

The other is making money playing video games. So far I’ve made $5 in a month playing about 10 minutes a day. Fun but not lucrative.

Also, am I allowed to give my referral code for this game?

I tried doing surveys online but got frustrated with the switch and bait: A 5 minute survey turned into 30 minutes. But I’m hopeful there’s other survey sites that are legit.

I’m looking to rate/try products but understand I might need a bigger following for that.

Please tell me if you’ve tried any of these that you would recommend or if you’re interested in knowing the game app I’m using

[Queline]

I’ve been playing games on fetch. I’ve made about $100 in a month. I play for a 10-15 minutes a few times a day.

Some games you can auto spin so you don’t have to really do much.

I got a bunch of Amazon gift cards and bought my cats their food and snacks.

[Kelsey]

I work from home. I am able to set my own schedule and work as much or little as I want.

It gives me the flexibility to homeschool my son and still make income for my family I’m happy to share to my follow stay at home mom who’s looking for a side hustle.

[Samantha]

Evidation I think it’s called links to like smart watch and is passive. Eventually you can cash in 10k points for $10.

I do fetch and upside. I did others like mistplay etc but took forever

[Tamika]

Not sure if it’s your thing, but I do the Amazon influencer program remotely and after seven months in the game I’m between 500-1k per month.

As I mentioned it did take me seven months to get there but has been a very good side hustle.

Like the other stuff you’re doing it doesn’t cost anything to sign up.

[Ana]

Some that are OK, but won’t make you a millionaire, of course, are prolific and neevo.

Respondent also does OK, and the best one is andovar. All these pay quickly through PayPal and make a nice little extra.

Selling on Vinted or marketplace is the best way, we always have loads of crap lying around that could be useful to someone else.

Good luck!

[Quinn]

I participate in focus groups and interviews. I’ve done 5 and just applied for a 6th…they pay an average of $75-$125 for 2hrs.

I’ve had 2 in person focus groups about local issues: one was the changing of a local Chuck-fil-a Dwarf House becoming a Truett’s Café and the other was a mock jury for a local case regarding medical care of a patient.

I did a LONG online multiple choice survey about local water contamination and 2 video meetings: 1 zoom group about local healthcare providers and a 1:1 interview about an asthma treatment I am doing.

[Antonia]

Survey sites do bait and switch sometimes. The last time I made it to the finish with no reward I complained to customer service.

I do one of the games paying apps and I can cash out every couple months.

I also do a health app called Evidation.

It takes a while to get the $10 pay out, but it can go faster when they give you surveys.

[Beth]

I do both YouGov and Crowdtap for surveys. Not going to get rich, but I’ve cashed in a couple times for gift cards.

[Lisa]

I used to do surveys like 15 years ago before social media became what it is now and I received many products to test/try and it was a great gig helping offset the cost of some of the things I would normally buy like laundry soap and diapers/wipes.

Good luck

[Chanell]

Just did a Google search for Babel; not interested in giving them my voice to train AI.

Next thing you know your voice is being used somewhere without your permission – or additional compensation – this is what actors were recently striking about.

[Carol]

The only one I tried was the survey site. I think I made two or three dollars usually what happened was after about 10 to 30 minutes of answering questions it would tell me I was unqualified.

Would not do that one again I’m always tempted to try the bingo, and the solitaire that claims they pay you just for playing.

Let us know if you get any luck!

[Denise]

I’ve done a few medical trials. They pay well and can be on several different medical topics. Also have donated blood for pay.

It requires a few hours a week with a monthly pay of around 500 to 700 a month.

[Mindy]

Paidviewpoint seems to be going well for me even though I’m older then most of you.

Some survey sites don’t prefer older consumers.

[Jennifer]

Walk fi is an ass attract you walking and say you bought it for 100 steps to take to get one coin when you have I think 2000 coins you can cash out for Walmart gift cards or Visa gift cards or Amazon gift cards.

Cash walk is another app that will pay you for walking.

[Karen]

Try and sign up for the Digital Reflections Panel. They pay you to let them monitor your Internet usage. They send you a device that you hook to one of the ports on your router.

Then you either do an update confirming your information (i.e. devices you use to view the Internet) or a really brief survey each month.

They pay you $5 a month with a $20 bonus every 3 months if you stay connected to them.

ClearVoice and SurveySavvy are surveys I do. At age 67, they are hit or miss for me qualifying for individual surveys but the $ does add up.

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