Sorry to say but if you are planning to do surveys, you won’t be able to earn much due to your location. You could still try if you want, but never pay fo anything. Survey sites that ask you to pay or even buy something are all scams.

I can recommend the website that I use for surveys. It is free and it lists allthe surveys that you qualif for according to your location. You will need to go to the global section for this.

Do you have any specialised skills? If you do you could do some freelancing jobs online. Just type the type of work you want and add the word freelancer behind it into Yahoo. That should bring up quite a few good ones.

Most of them are free but there a few that requires a membership fee. But make sure to have a good resume as many other people will be competing with you for that project.

Good luck!

They are all scams.

Save your time.

If you sign up, this guy gets some of your money. Then if you sign more people up, you get some of theirs.

Don’t spend your first check until you see it.

looks like multi level marketing … don’t fall for the hype

select the campaign from dashboard and press pause.

regards

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I’m an attorney, and just for clarification, most legal internships are unpaid. You may be able to get an intership that is paid, but just like any other industry interns usually work for free.

Since you have not attended law school, I do not believe that your level of “legal knowledge” is a requisite. If I were you I would emphasize my interest in pursuing a career in the law and your aptitude to learn things quickly and apply yourself to a task. Also, if you have superior computer skills (based on your internet company) I’d emphasize that. Most lawyers are Neanderthals when it comes to technology and if you can make that portion of their life easier, then better for you.

Also, don’t feel pressured to have worked in a law firm prior to law school. Before I entered law school I hadn’t set foot in a law firm or government legal agency. I don’t believe that working in a law firm will make you anymore successful in law school because as any practioner knows, practicing law and law school curriculas are too totally different beasts.

Also, be aware that if you are applying to intern in a big law firm, you are also competing with other law students. I would suggest that you contact government agencies like the public defender, prosecutor’s office, or attorney general’s office as a possible source for internships. Although, you may be in competition for a spot in these agencies, there may be more room for you.

I hope my advice helps.

Hello,

Here is a link to a website that will help you find people who you can exchange links with. This has worked for me and a lot of people have my website on theirs.

Hope this helps,

Hector

Hi! There is a site where you can find a lot of answers about internet marketing, affiliates and keywords. It is

Google Adwords! I also use CJ.com