Earn Some Extra Money At Home As a Ticket Puller

This is a new one for me...but I'd love to hear from anyone that has tried this and made money (or not) from it!

There is a site called Ticket Puller.com. And basically ticket pullers try and get customers seats they want for an upcoming event. Apparently the key to earning money is having quick fingers! Ticket Pullers start out receiving 5% of the client’s total ticket purchase price and commissions can go up to 10% as you gain more experience! Plus, bonus sessions for double or triple your commission.

According to the website, a typical session can pay out $10-$20, and sometimes up to $50.

If you are interested in learning more about being a ticket puller, just check out ticketpuller.com!

Good Luck (and please do share if you have any experience, good or bad with this company..Thanks!)

Make Some Extra Christmas Cash

My Christmas Gift list is long...too long. I am already stressing about budgeting for the presents I need to buy. So I checked out a site today that you apparently can make some quick extra cash on. It is not a GPT Site, but more of a "Task" site that Amazon has where a person can choose from a list of "hits" that are on there, and get paid through their amazon account when the task is completed. Here is info from the website:


What is a HIT?
HIT stands for Human Intelligence Task. These are tasks that people are willing to pay you to complete. For example a HIT might ask: "Is there a pizza parlour in this photograph?" Typically these tasks are extraordinarily difficult for computers, but simple for humans to answer.
How do I find HITs to work on?
Just click the "Get Started Now" button to browse thousands of available HITs, without any obligation.

How do I work on a HIT?
Once you have chosen a HIT to complete, click the "Accept HIT" button to have it assigned to you.

Follow the instructions on how to complete the HIT and when you are done, click the "Submit " button to save your answer.

Step 3 - Earn - Get paid for your work

How do I get paid?
You are paid when your answer is approved by the person that listed the HIT.

The money you earn is deposited into your Amazon.com account, where you can turn it into cash at any time by transferring it to your personal checking account.

I know this is not a way to get rich, for sure, or even a way to make a decent income, but it could be a way to earn some quick extra Christmas cash. After looking at the various "hits" offered, it looks like offers range from .01-$7.00....some tasks take very little time/effort, and others a bit more time. For more information if this sounds interesting to you, click here to go to Amazon Mechanical Turk