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Just by browsing the Internet throughout the years I’ve stumbled upon quite a few good websites when it comes to making a little extra money. I’ve tried out all the websites listed and they all work. So hopefully with this you’ll be on your way to making a little extra money in no time.

Swagbucks (swagbucks.com)

This site is awesome! Swagbucks is basically a search engine where every few times you search you’ll earn one or more Swagbucks. Once you’ve earned enough Swagbucks you can redeem them for different merchandise items and gift cards. The best deal is the $5 Amazon.com gift card which only costs 45 Swagbucks. If you search regularly, you should be able to get at least one $5 Amazon.com gift card a month. Also, this site runs tons of contests and sweepstakes. So far, I have 2 $5 Amazon.com gift cards and I’ve also gotten an exclusive photo of Coldplay mailed to my home. Definitely worth checking out.

Freecycling.com (freecycling.com)

With this website you send in all your used, empty ink cartridges which you would normally throw away and you get paid for it! The company then recycles the cartridges. You can also send in unused ink cartridges and your old cell phones to earn some extra money. The only thing is that you need to save all your cartridges until you have at least 20 to get free shipping, which should be no problem if you ask around for ink cartridges and save yours up.

Cash4Books (cash4books.net)

If you have books lying around that you’re not going to read and you don’t know what to do with them, then go to this site. You enter the book’s ISBN number and then you can see if they’ll buy the book from you and for how much. They only accept a number of books, but it’s worth a try to see if they’ll buy your book. And they also pay for the shipping.

Bing Cashback (cashback.bing.com)

Whenever you’re shopping for something online you should go through this site. They pay you cash-back for every purchase you make through them. They don’t have partnerships, unfortunately, with a lot of the major online stores, but if you have a specific item in mind you can always compromise and buy it from a different store that Bing has a partnership with since it’ll probably be a lot cheaper. Definitely use this service, especially for big purchases like cameras or other expensive electronics.

Triond (triond.com)

An awesome and dead-simple site when it comes to writing articles online and making money. You have to write a lot of articles in the beginning, though, in order to start making enough cash to meet the minimum payout rate. But if you work at it your work won’t go unrewarded.

Toluna (toluna.com)

This site pays you to take surveys and give opinions on topics people submit. The minimum payout rate is $10.00, and now that the surveys are harder to qualify for it may take a while to reach the $10.00. But again, like Triond, if you work at it, your work will be rewarded. I’ve cashed out once so far on this site, and don’t worry if your check doesn’t arrive a month or two after you cash out because for some reason with this site it takes on average two months to send out checks from the day you request a cash out.

Moola (moola.com)

This site pays you to play games. There are only a few games, but the site’s concept is very interesting. Moola gives you a penny to start out with and you play games against other people to win their penny. After you win their penny then you play against another person for two pennies, then four, etc… The way they pay for it is by making you watch an ad before every game you play. I recommend you check it out.

Well, those are the seven sites that I have used in the past to earn some extra cash. I hope that with some luck you’ll use these sites and and earn some extra cash too. Best of luck to you and if you have any questions or comments, please leave me them in the comment box. I would love to hear from you.