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Nowadays to survive with small salary, kinda struggle like seriously.

and I am the one who are having a financial problem and have a few debts to settle down.

want to make a business also need a modal, doing 2-3 jobs in one time, I cant due tired.

so, how can i make side income? online?

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JayClay Gold Member

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6 hours ago, chalawaan said:

it's HARD, it sucks, it needs patience, and a year of full time work, and then after that, endless hustle

So it doesn't quite fit the profile of a "side income", then...

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Yellowtail Star Member

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I've found that online translation services are pretty easy, make pretty good money and you can work at your own pace.

 

What is your primary language? 

KannikaP Star Member

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3 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

I've found that online translation services are pretty easy, make pretty good money and you can work at your own pace.

 

What is your primary language? 

Judging by his OP, it certainly isn't English! 555

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Lemsta69 Platinum Member

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8 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Judging by his OP, it certainly isn't English! 555

This is a spam account for sure, as are a few of the orders that have replied after joining a few minutes ago.

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1 minute ago, Lemsta69 said:

This is a spam account for sure, as are a few of the orders that have replied after joining a few minutes ago.

......others?.......

Lemsta69 Platinum Member

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21 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

......others?.......

Oops, autocorrect fail. Yes others. Most of the replies are from accounts that were created today or yesterday and have only one post each.

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Yellowtail Star Member

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1 hour ago, nonhuman said:

what trading you are in? I believes trading nowadays are full of scamming people only. 

It does not matter what type of trading one is in, the fundamental are always the same, and it is almost impossible to lose money when done correctly following a few simple rules.

1. Have money to invest that you will not need for at LEAST five years.

2. ONLY invest in sectors you have some knowledge of.

3. Do not fall in love with an investment product.

4. Select at least ten vehicles per sector to consider for investment.

5. Study each vehicle and do a risk-benefit analysis of each. 

6. Invest your capital in the top five best to worst: 50%, 20% 15% 10% 5%

7. Always buy low and sell high.

 

It's been working for me for over 40 years. 

 

 

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craigharrigan Newbie

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15 hours ago, joewills said:

i’d suggest to join trading.. but only if you’re really committed.. last few years i’m struggling too, my salary has been cut in order for the company to survive. Now that i’ve making profit from trading, it helps a lot to recover my financial.

may i know what is trading? sorry i am not exposed with that kind of thingy.

and yeah during pandemic I also struggle due lost my long term job. 

 

craigharrigan Newbie

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5 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

I've found that online translation services are pretty easy, make pretty good money and you can work at your own pace.

 

What is your primary language? 

my primary language is malay and javanese.

secondary language is korean, english.

quite intersting but is it trusted? may i have the details of the job?

n00dle Platinum Member

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So let me get this straight

craigharrigan with a single post or two who can baerly string together a sentence in recognizable english needs a side hustle.

 

Out of the woodwork come all these helpful folks to dicuss, each with less than 5 posts to their name, most of them with clearly english names but no english skills.

 

Channarong12

nonhuman

ButtHurt

joewills


Who are these people one wonders? What could the endgame be? Why would any sane poster engage such a balatant festival of spam?

 

Just you wait, there is a link and a pitch coming. Commendable effort.
 

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Liverpool Lou Star Member

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On 6/12/2023 at 12:00 PM, FritsSikkink said:

How old are you?

What kind of work do you do now?

What sort of experience do you have?

What sort of visa are you on?

What does his current visa have to do with his question?

Pouatchee Platinum Member

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7 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

I've found that online translation services are pretty easy, make pretty good money and you can work at your own pace.

 

What is your primary language? 

by what he wrte and the way he wrote it  not sure this is an option for op... in any language

 

but i would be interested... can do french and english

OneMoreFarang Star Member

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On 6/12/2023 at 9:30 AM, craigharrigan said:

doing 2-3 jobs in one time

In general, I suggest you do one job, and you concentrate on that one job, and you learn and get better over time.

Just finding "work" is not a good option.

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7 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

I've found that online translation services are pretty easy, make pretty good money and you can work at your own pace.

 

What is your primary language? 

And do you give any guarantee that the translation you provide to the customer is 100% correct?

Mavideol Diamond Member

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soooo.... in other words you are looking for employment/job $$$$$ not for work,  correct? .....

scorecard Star Member

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1 hour ago, Yellowtail said:

Yes

How do check that it's totally accurate?

 

Is it because you receive a document (text) in English (or whatever language) and you used one of the dozens of machine translation (complete in 1 or 2 seconds) and the result from the machine translation is what you send to the client?

 

In other words you personally didn't do the translation?

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