Freelancing at Home

Remember when I mentioned Club Bing the other day? Well they're doing a Double Ticket Day tomorrow (Nov. 24)!

That's a chance to earn double tickets (up to 1000) on all available games! It will get you that much closer to your free items. I'm going to be playing for sure.

Don't forget to also install the Club Bing search bar for 100 extra points and up to 10 points per day just for using the Bing search box. I have been using it to check up on my article and webpage rankings on the Bing search engine. So tickets for doing what I should have looked up months ago.

Okay, I've been so tired lately. College is draining me, I can barely think to work, I'm helping someone move, I'm thinking about my schedule next year, I'm thinking about my graduation next year and whether I'll be making enough money to live on my own when I graduate.

Yeah, I'm stressed. And the last thing I need to do is sit and work some more. We've all been in this basket, right? (Don't tell me I'm alone in this, I'll know you're lying). I used to visit gamesville.com to play games like Word Wrangle and other word gmes (even when not working I like to think, apparently). But, I just found Club Bing which is a game site hosted by Bing. They give you tickets for playing games and you can turn these tickets into items.

So, go take a break, play some Chicktionary or Ding Bats and win yourself a hammock! No, it won't be all in one sitting that you'll win something, but good things take time and this isn't a get things now scheme or anything. It's just a fun way to pass time and eventually be rewarded for it.

Go have fun!

Do you use Twitter to advertise your online content? Do you do research when you are writing a webpage or article? Do you check your e-mail compulsively or even just once a day? If you do, then why not get paid for it? Be Ruby offers just that.

This company has been around for two years and there are multiple proofs of payout across the web. I do my research thoroughly before posting these types of things (and trust me, there are many companies out there that say they do with Be Ruby does, and they don't).

Be Ruby is hooked up to almost everything on Google, almost everything on Yahoo, Amazon.com, CNN.com, Twitter.com, Facebook.com and a variety of other websites you pobably use every day.

You get about .01 or .005 cents for visiting sites through Be Ruby, but those add up quickly. I can't even guess how many times I visit my e-mail each day, not to mention I have both my normal Yahoo e-mail, my free stuff e-mail AND my school's Gmail e-mail. That's a ton of little pennies all added up.

Payout comes at $10. Give this a shot. If you're going to do these things anyway then get some money for it.