@JASFLALMT wrote:
Holy flippin aces, both of yas. Criminy.
@MountainCacher88 wrote:
@JASFLALMT wrote:
Holy flippin aces, both of yas. Criminy.
Nothing holy. It's quite solid. Just too much garbage in here to enjoy the place. Take the trash out, and it piles right back up, just like the office trash can. It's a who has a bigger bra size contest up in here 24/7. Just take it off and burn it. I'm gonna go be crunchy and eat some granola.
Who, then, is King? We already know who the jester is *cough*Dave*cough*.@spicy1 wrote:
I now, hereby crown thee, Queen of the Forum.
@iShop123 wrote:
Who, then, is King? We already know who the jester is *cough*Dave*cough*.
@Tarantado wrote:
I don't know who's King, but Princess Sybil2's disappeared into the abyss and we're patiently awaiting for her glorious return.
@iShop123 wrote:
Who, then, is King? We already know who the jester is *cough*Dave*cough*.@spicy1 wrote:
I now, hereby crown thee, Queen of the Forum.
Lol oh could be.@JASFLALMT wrote:
Shop123 was talking about DavePI I am reasonably sure.
@interested wrote:
Do you get a lot of your shops by actually speaking to the schedulers instead of getting shops from emails or boards? And do you tell them you won't do the shops for less than $60/hour?
@MikiNV wrote:
I would say by starting with maybe few or more shops per week, you can make about $150- 200 per month. When I worked full time, most of my shops were reimbursement only or small fee, and I would average about $500-700 in reimbursement (restaurants, dry clean, oil change, retail) It all depends, I think you should give it a try for a month or two and see how you do. I have made anywhere from $200 to $1,500 per month, plus about $500 in reimbursement money.
Edited: I just re-read your post-you could sign up with more companies. An average shopper is signed up with at least 10-15 companies. I am signed up with maybe 30 but 90% of work I do is for 5 companies.
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