3 best money making websites

There are so many money making websites online that it can be difficult to know which ones are worth visiting. Some seem like scams, others only pay pennies but a few can be really useful. Here are my top 3 which between them I have made over £150 from in the past few months without much effort.

Quidco

www.quidco.com

I was always a bit wary of cashback sites before and they didn’t seem worth the hassle, but then I saw that Quidco were offering 6% back on Southern Rail. As my husband and I have to pay £28 each time we travel down to London for work, this seemed like a good deal. I signed up and soon started looking for everything I wanted to buy online through the site. The cashback amounts vary and it can take a good few months to get paid but in 4 months I have made £57. This is essentially money for stuff I would have bought anyway, so it’s worth taking the few extra minutes.

Swagbucks

www.swagbucks.com

I have tried various survey sites in the past and although I have made a few quid I generally found them slow and laborious. Swagbucks is good because there are different ways to earn points which you can then spend on various rewards – Amazon vouchers being the easiest and most cost effective. I stick to answering the Daily Poll, and using their search engine which randomly assigns you points. Basically any website I want to visit I just type into there first. I also answer the odd survey when I am watching TV and just doing these few things means I can get a £5 Amazon voucher a month without much effort which is a nice little treat.

Webuybooks

www.webuybooks.co.uk

I have sold books at car boot sales before and also tried on Amazon, but the amounts you get are usually so low that it’s hardly worth it. Then I came across Webuybooks. I sent off two boxes of books I no longer wanted and got £70. All you do is type in the ISBN number online and they say whether they will buy the book – quite a few they didn’t want – and how much they’ll give you. The amounts vary but are generally between 70p and £4, depending on the book. Then you just download the packaging label which is freepost and send them off. They even have a free courier service if you are sending over a certain amount. I will definitely use them again – especially if I can persuade my husband to part with any of his hardbacks!

What are your favourite money making / money saving websites? I am always keen to learn about more ways to bring in those extra bucks!

 

 

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