I missed an entire month for income update, so I thought I would just post it in it's entirety. The month wasn't too bad to say the least, but I haven't been able to make any extra payments due to need to save money for the lay off and my visit to the hospital. Hopefully this will all change, but who knows!
February 2009 Online Income
Payperpost $4.50
Slicethepie $0.21
Private Sales $335.00
Amazon Mechanical Turk $1.20
Youdata $0.89
Private Donation $50.00
Payu2blog $20.00
Mysurvey $10.00
Clear voice surveys $0.25
Your2cents $2.00
Total: $419.95
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March 3, 2009
February's Online Income Update
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January 19, 2009
January Financial Update
Things have gotten a little better over the past few weeks with my online income. Unfortunately I wasn't able to add an extra payment to the credit cards because we had to buy a new vehicle for my husband to get back and forth to work with. Right now we are tightening our budget and saving money for the tags, taxes and title of his truck.
But speaking of credit cards, I did receive an interesting notice in the mail about the one card I've kept open. Apparently they've sold their accounts to another bank which makes me wonder if they went bankrupt due to the economy's stupidity.
Anyway here is my income for the first few weeks of this month.
January 1st - 15th
Payu2blog $17.50
Private Sales $320.00
Payperpost $10.00
Youdata $1.20
Socialspark $28.65
Slicethepie $2.00
Adbrite $0.00
Kontera $0.00
Total: $379.35
But speaking of credit cards, I did receive an interesting notice in the mail about the one card I've kept open. Apparently they've sold their accounts to another bank which makes me wonder if they went bankrupt due to the economy's stupidity.
Anyway here is my income for the first few weeks of this month.
January 1st - 15th
Payu2blog $17.50
Private Sales $320.00
Payperpost $10.00
Youdata $1.20
Socialspark $28.65
Slicethepie $2.00
Adbrite $0.00
Kontera $0.00
Total: $379.35
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October 16, 2008
Update on Finances
It's been two weeks again. Wow how time flies. Here is the first two weeks for October for my online earnings. Things are getting a little better, but I just wonder how long that will actually last. I did manage to make an extra payment towards an old credit card from my past! It was more than double of the orginal payment which is great! Now the balance of that bill is at $900!
October 1st -14th
Private Sales: $246.00
Payu2blog: $15.00
Payperpost: $ 23.50
Associated Content: $1.68
Slice The Pie: $10.00
Kontera: $0.12
Adbrite: $0.00
Cashcrate: $0.84
This two weeks total is: 297.14. Not too bad. Could use a lot of improvement though.
October 1st -14th
Private Sales: $246.00
Payu2blog: $15.00
Payperpost: $ 23.50
Associated Content: $1.68
Slice The Pie: $10.00
Kontera: $0.12
Adbrite: $0.00
Cashcrate: $0.84
This two weeks total is: 297.14. Not too bad. Could use a lot of improvement though.
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October 3, 2008
September Financial Update
Here are totals for my last two weeks' of September:
September 14-30
Payu2blog $25.00
MySurvey $10.00,
Cashcrate $1.00
payperpost $52.00
SocialSpark $21.45,
Private Sales $180.00
Kontera $0.05
AdBrite $1.03
This brings the total for the two weeks to $290.53. Now while that might not be a tremendous amount of money for some people, it's really decent for me and almost as much as I made when I work at microtel here in Independence, Kansas. Plus, if the next two weeks goes really well, it will be a little bit over what I need for bills, which means I can put more towards one of the credit cards that I am aiming to pay off.
There are only two credit cards that I need to pay off and their now both under $900! The card that I used for emergencies only is no longer being used, due to the interest rates being taken out two times a month. Was this a mistake on their part? As it turns out, no. So the card is not worth keeping in my opinion. If we ever decide to get another credit card for emergencies, I'll take closer look at the fine print the next time.
Speaking of credit cards, my husband was offered one at the bank where our mortgage is. He was pre-approved for $1500.00 and the interest rate was 5.9%. That's really low and something sounded a little fishy to me, so at the time I convinced my husband that he should hold off on applying for it.
Plus, I have this fear that if he does get the card, he'll be spending the money on non-emergencies and we'll be right back to where we started. With the economy as it is, we certainly don't need any more financial debt!
BTW, if you haven't already, be sure to check out Work at Home Mom Revolution's post on: Recession-Proof Strategies for Work at Home Moms and Dads. It's scary to think just how bad this economy has gotten and that we're having to do a bail out. And what if that bail out falls through? What then?
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September 6, 2008
August Financial Goals
I do have the rest of August's financial goal, so I will share it with you. I want to thank those who have been visiting google ads and kontera ads. They not only help the companies who use my page, they help me in increasing my income as well. So, thank you!
Google Adsense: $0.29
Kontera Ads: $0.00
Private Sales: $56.00
PepperJam: $10.00
Payu2blog: $5.00
SocialSpark: $11.00
So for the rest of August, my profit was a total of $82.29. This is only a quarter of what I should be making a month in order to pay bills. Looks like I'm going to be looking for extra freelancing work this month if I want to catch back up and then some!
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August 6, 2008
An Update on my Goals
Also, I was able to put $25 back to a new savings account for emergency funds. I might also have enough to buy a lawn mower for the yard, this Friday.
We finished all of the school supply shopping today for my husband's children. So that takes care of all of the kids. It's been a great day!
Here are the latest break downs of what I am making online to help pay the bills and make my goals. As always, thank you to those who have been visiting ads from google adsense. Every little bit makes me one step closer to paying off the debt and buying a car.
July 31st
Payu2blog $15.00
Google Adsense $0.00
Kontera Ads $0.00
August 1st
Payu2blog $5.00
Google Adsense $0.00
Kontera Ads $0.00
August 3rd
Cashcrate $3.00
LoudLaunch $4.00
Google Adsense $0.00
Kontera Ads $0.00
August 4th
Associated Content $4.00
Google Adsense $0.67
Kontera Ads $0.00
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July 28, 2008
An Update on My Goal
I am a bit behind on updating my goal. I actually have about 3 days worth of online work. I worked for an hour on the weekends just to catch up for last Thursday. I am no longer in need of help with my kids. I want to thank everyone who contributed with helping my kids. As of now I am working towards two goals. One is to pay off two credit cards and the other is to save for a car. I'm not even sure which one to start with first. I'll need a car since I am headed back to Oklahoma in September/October for a court date for my kids.
But the credit card I used for emergencies is still claiming an over the limit fee. This means I will have to make a $125 payment this month instead of the usual $40. I had used the card to put the car rental on because they wanted to hold way too much money back from our checking account. This was still an enterprise thing from when I picked up my son. What enterprise did not bother to tell me is that they hold the same amount on my credit card and didn't return it in time, so the credit card charged an over the limit fee. So, after I pay the card's balance back up, I am officially closing that account. I can live without the credit card. Emergency or not.
July 24th
Payu2blog: $10.00
July 25th
Private Sales: $50.00
Kontera Ads: $0.06
July 26th
Payperpost: $30.00
Kontera Ads: $0.05
July 27th
Payperpost: $5.00
Google Adsense: $1.93
But the credit card I used for emergencies is still claiming an over the limit fee. This means I will have to make a $125 payment this month instead of the usual $40. I had used the card to put the car rental on because they wanted to hold way too much money back from our checking account. This was still an enterprise thing from when I picked up my son. What enterprise did not bother to tell me is that they hold the same amount on my credit card and didn't return it in time, so the credit card charged an over the limit fee. So, after I pay the card's balance back up, I am officially closing that account. I can live without the credit card. Emergency or not.
July 24th
Payu2blog: $10.00
July 25th
Private Sales: $50.00
Kontera Ads: $0.06
July 26th
Payperpost: $30.00
Kontera Ads: $0.05
July 27th
Payperpost: $5.00
Google Adsense: $1.93
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September 27, 2007
PayU2Blog
I just recently started blogging for payu2blog.com. I'm already impressed with this pay per post website. Not only are the posts easy, they pay quickly as well. I just started with them last week and I've already been paid $15 from them. it might not seem like a lot, but $15 is a lot of money for us.
The only drawback with this site is you must blog about whatever they assign to you, so if it's something you're not into, it can be a problem. Also the posts only pay $5 per post, but the posts only need to be 60 words long, so I think it's well worth it.
If you like my writing and want to help buy me a car, click here
The only drawback with this site is you must blog about whatever they assign to you, so if it's something you're not into, it can be a problem. Also the posts only pay $5 per post, but the posts only need to be 60 words long, so I think it's well worth it.
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