Christmas Shopping Money

[tony83]

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Here is a great blog that has some useful tips and advice for [Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now]. This blog lists great ways to save and make extra money for Christmas gifts.

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[gotorightway123]

Christmas shopping is getting more and more expensive each year. With over 70% of Americans reported to be living paycheck to paycheck, where does the money come from for Christmas shopping? Here are 5 tips to getting some extra money for holiday shopping:

Sell items on Ebay
Everyone is buying right now. Why not have them buy what you have for sale? All different types of items sell on ebay – the clothes your kids never even wore that still have the tags on them, DVD’s, collectible items sitting around just collecting, and any other “hot� items you may have lying around.

Garage Sale
Do a little ‘Winter Cleaning� and make room for those Christmas decorations and presents. A Saturday morning garage sale can make you $50-$500, or more.
One person’s junk is another’s treasure!

Collect your Unclaimed Money
There is an estimated $25 billion dollars of unclaimed money in the U.S. On the Oprah Winfrey TV Show it was announced 8 out of 9 Americans have unclaimed money.This money comes from many places. For example it could be an old checking or savings account your forgot about, an inheritance, savings bonds, uncashed checks or money orders, the list goes on and on. This money is yours and just sitting there waiting for you to claim it. A simple search in a quality database that includes all states and federal unclaimed money could mean a check in your mailbox. A simple search in a quality database that includes all states and federal unclaimed money could mean a check in your mailbox! is the largest unclaimed money site and is a great place to conduct your unclaimed money search.

Holiday Job or Overtime
Companies are hiring for the Christmas shopping rush. Usually they are simple retail positions that require specialized training or experience. A couple nights or days a week could be $1000 by Christmas! If you are paid hourly at your job, and have enough work and flexibility with your schedule, you can put in some extra hours.

[tony83]

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Originally Posted by gotorightway123

Christmas shopping is getting more and more expensive each year. With over 70% of Americans reported to be living paycheck to paycheck, where does the money come from for Christmas shopping? Here are 5 tips to getting some extra money for holiday shopping:

Sell items on Ebay
Everyone is buying right now. Why not have them buy what you have for sale? All different types of items sell on ebay – the clothes your kids never even wore that still have the tags on them, DVD’s, collectible items sitting around just collecting, and any other “hot� items you may have lying around.

Garage Sale
Do a little ‘Winter Cleaning� and make room for those Christmas decorations and presents. A Saturday morning garage sale can make you $50-$500, or more.
One person’s junk is another’s treasure!

Collect your Unclaimed Money
There is an estimated $25 billion dollars of unclaimed money in the U.S. On the Oprah Winfrey TV Show it was announced 8 out of 9 Americans have unclaimed money.This money comes from many places. For example it could be an old checking or savings account your forgot about, an inheritance, savings bonds, uncashed checks or money orders, the list goes on and on. This money is yours and just sitting there waiting for you to claim it. A simple search in a quality database that includes all states and federal unclaimed money could mean a check in your mailbox. A simple search in a quality database that includes all states and federal unclaimed money could mean a check in your mailbox! is the largest unclaimed money site and is a great place to conduct your unclaimed money search.

Holiday Job or Overtime
Companies are hiring for the Christmas shopping rush. Usually they are simple retail positions that require specialized training or experience. A couple nights or days a week could be $1000 by Christmas! If you are paid hourly at your job, and have enough work and flexibility with your schedule, you can put in some extra hours.

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[DeLong1104]

I would like to make one comment about the Christmas Shopping blog. One of the tips is about making money by taking online surveys, and it shows a check for over $1000. I've worked at a bank for 4 years, and I can promise you that 99% of the time those checks are fakes. So what happens is, you deposit it- you start withdrawing money from it, writing checks, etc. and about 4-7 days later you find out that the check bounced. It was probably written out of a bogus account or one that was closed a long time ago. You'll get slammed with fees for depositing a fake check, NSF fees, etc. I watched it happen to a girl and by the time it was all said and done she owed the bank almost $1500, from a $900 check.
When dealing with any "money making" online you have to be careful, there is a whole lot of scams out there.

[tony83]

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Originally Posted by DeLong1104

I would like to make one comment about the Christmas Shopping blog. One of the tips is about making money by taking online surveys, and it shows a check for over $1000. I've worked at a bank for 4 years, and I can promise you that 99% of the time those checks are fakes. So what happens is, you deposit it- you start withdrawing money from it, writing checks, etc. and about 4-7 days later you find out that the check bounced. It was probably written out of a bogus account or one that was closed a long time ago. You'll get slammed with fees for depositing a fake check, NSF fees, etc. I watched it happen to a girl and by the time it was all said and done she owed the bank almost $1500, from a $900 check.
When dealing with any "money making" online you have to be careful, there is a whole lot of scams out there.

Thank You for your comment. While there are a lot of scams out there, I can assure you that the survey site listed on the blog is legit. That is why Proof of Payment was posted, I have personally used the site for over a year now and have been paid on time and without any problems. If you notice the check is issued under Wells Fargo Bank. You can try the site for yourself, I can assure you it is legit.
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