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Easy Ways to Make Quick Cash in the Tech World

You don’t have to mow lawns or babysit the neighbor’s kids to make extra cash these days. Here are some legit and 100% legal and easy ways to make some cash in the tech world.

Take Some Pictures
If you have a decent camera and an eye for photography, you might be able to sell your snaps to photo sites like Shutterstock. This could also be a good way to test the waters if you’re considering your own photography business.

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Embrace Your Craftiness
If you’re handy with a crochet needle or love to make unique jewelry, open a shop on Etsy and start selling your wares right away.

Sell Your Old Gadgets
Your old computers, phones, and other techno-goodies might be worth some cash. You can often sell old phones back to your carrier, and there are plenty of businesses that specialize in buying up old and obsolete devices.

Have a Virtual Yard Sale
Dig out all those old concert T-shirts and Beanie Babies and sell them on the Internet. Sites like eBay and Amazon make it easy to get money for the stuff you don’t want anymore. You can also check out local swap meet sites and community pages on Facebook.

Beware of Scams
For every legitimate money-making opportunity, there’s a scammer trying to take advantage of you. Here are some red flags that may indicate that an “opportunity” is really just a hustle.

  1. You have to pay. You shouldn’t have to pay to work. Period. If anyone asks you to give them money to get in on whatever opportunity they’re offering, chances are they’re up to no good.
  2. You have to give up your financial information. If a person or site offering employment asks you to enter your credit card or bank account information, don’t do it. When it comes to paying you, a legitimate firm will issue a check or pay you securely through a service like PayPal.
  3. It’s too good to be true. If you see an offer that says something along the lines of, “get paid $10k every month for part-time work you can do from home,” don’t take the bait.

Lots of people are making money online, so why not get in on it? Of course, when you’re making financial transactions on the Internet it’s especially important to protect your device from malware and other attacks. Use a comprehensive app like PSafe Total to be sure your Android device has adequate security so you can conduct business from anywhere worry-free.

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