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I should of mentioned that first aye :ninja:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattio
Well it involves a using a simcard which you can get for $19.95AUD with $20 credit on it.
but if you go to the store Virgin store you can get $5AUD sim-cards with $10 credit on it.
So it's a $10AUD investment and you gather $400AUD, oh you can sell the notepad documents for $52.50AUD, that way you make $50 on each document.
amen to thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Rishwin
13 and no time? i smell a liar!
There are several errors in that statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by baybeecasi
1: You are a UK citizen, you cannot legally work until you are 16 and have a National Insurance number. McDonalds would not employ you.
2: Why McDonalds of all places?
he's a 35 yr old single man living with his mum pretending to be a teenage girl, although i bet the cyber is fucking fantasticQuote:
Originally Posted by Laz-low
The pics in the avatar are probably of his Habbo friends.Quote:
Originally Posted by exclamatio
Haha, sign! Anyway ontopic, like the others said: if you don't have time you don't have many options, not even to earn money online... BUT you could try buying a good domain and fill it with ads, you'd have to advertise and spend some money with it... and it's not certain you'll be successful.Quote:
Originally Posted by exclamatio
If your 13, babysit or do a carwash lol.
When you get older (I was 15 when I got my first job), you will be able to get a real life job and earn.
That's on top of being a full time student.Quote:
Originally Posted by GohanSSJ
Including that i am at work / TAFE for roughly 60 hours a week. A "fulltime" job is 40 hours a week.
High school here is 25 hours a week (minus recess/lunch breaks).
And i still have time for games, cooking, cleaning, TV, and my GF.
You can work from the age of 13 and onwards in the UK. The amount you can work and pay you receive are limited, you have to be 16 to be employed to use a cash till but are limited to working a maximum of 15 hours per week, at the age of 18 there are no longer any limitations apart from those of qualifications.Quote:
Originally Posted by Laz-low
get your facts straight.
he's still 35 etc :P
baybeecasi is from Australia going by previous posts, and in Australia you have to be 14 & 9 months of age to work in a place like McDonalds but you can be any age to get a job as a paper boy/girl, I used to do a paper run, on sunday I used to sit outside the church before and after church and sell Newspapers, you make quite abit of cash from doing it but if you really want to earn money and if your only 13, honestly you should deliver pamphlets to homes and businesses, you make alot of money from it, not alot :tongue: but enough to cover your expenses as your only 13 but you wouldn't need more then 75$AUD a week?
It's hard and boring work at times as you have to sort them into a hell of alot of piles but its worthit in the end, you get a decent amount of exercise as well and when your lifting the pamphlets from the van/car/truck, you could increase your strength that way aswell, I used to to it but I did it with a mate so it wasn't that bad, try and get a family member like a brother/sister or cousin or anyone really its more enjoyable with another person and when your having fun time flies.
In the United States, there is Vocational Rehabilitation... they can help you find jobs... thats what I've worked with... I know this probably doesn't help you at all... but its just some information.... went in, filled out forms, a few weeks later, they had someone from a job placement company there to help me find a job, worked with me individually, worked on everything... took care of everything... set up appointments... everything...
Actually I know of a way of making money on-line without working, but I don't know if I'm allowed to post it in the forums, since it might be considered as advertising.. You can PM me though, and I'll tell ya everything.
i just went to work today and earned
I 2nd thaQuote:
Originally Posted by Omer
make a website or something its not that hard :P
then just advertise and make a crew, you'll get people.
Sign up for a paypal and hope they donate...
if your jewish, well you have a bartistvah and you get like 2000 bucks out of that :D
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yah thats what i did. made websites
Yep, though they usually wont hire you until you are 15.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parker
And i never needed any money at all until i was 17. $20 a month was just fine for the amount of going out i did.
Yeah I noticed that because then they would have to give you a rise on your 15 birthday if they hired you when you were 15 & below.
I usually get $100AUD a week and I go down to Miranda (shopping mall) with people every Thursday night, friday night normally, go to my Dads every second weekend and on the weekend I'm at my mums then I go out and just stay at friends houses and do whatever and usually it doesn't cost anything unless we decide to go to the movies or something, Saturday is generally the beach though its been cold & rainy for the past month or so, so its been really crap at the moment so we just normally go to watch the soccer, Sunday is basically a catch up day for me, as I do all homework that was given for the weekend on the Sunday and basically get some extra sleep, maximum cost would $50 MAX (that's with movies included) but I could easily liver on $15 unless the footy (NRL) was on in which I would need money for that since every Cronulla Sharks home game that's on I go to.
If you are live in the U.S, visit your guidance counselor and ask them about Teen Empowerment Programs. Several schools in U.S have this program. As the name suggests, the program deals with changes. The program inspires young people, and the adults who work with them, to think deeply about the most difficult social problems in their communities, and gives them the tools they need to work with others in creating significant positive change. And at the end of every month you are rewarded with $300 for your hard work and determination.