Is it possible to make around 200 bucks in a weeks time or less

>>266375
you'll need some skills before making any money plus they mostly pay with paypal maybe try with searching for 'top click working apps' or a pawn shop

>>266392
>you'll need some skills before making any money
What do I need exactly.

>plus they mostly pay with paypal
So?
Is that bad, I don't know why that's bad.

>try with searching for 'top click working apps'
I'm not sure what that means, like sites that pay you for clicking?
Can I actually click enough for that much in this time?

I'm shit at searching something that isn't a scam with my abysmal luck.

>pawn shop
I'd already pawn something off If I wasn't living in a 4 wall dorm with a communal internet, a chair, a table, a blanket and a laptop that I rent for study.

>>266375
Transcribing and/or translation sites would likely do it, but you'd need to be aggressive about taking on jobs, but you're right they're competitive and established contributors are generally who people will hire

>>266394
PayPal can be charged back, i.e. refunded, even months after the payment was made.

There is an Amazon program. I forgot what the exact title is, but basically you get cash for doing little jobs, like listening and typing what a guy says in a audio file, or doing surveys, and shit like that. It takes a while to get an answer back from the organization like a couple days but still

>>266396
>Transcribing and/or translation sites would likely do it
If you have any suggestions then please do post them.

>>266398
Well that sucks.
I see now, but aren't most of these types of things pay only in that?

>>266399
Looked it up and I can only find actual work applications at amazon.
I'll try searching some more but if remember what it is then please do post back.

Thanks guys.

>>266401
I will try to look right now for the Amazon thing because I signed up for it so it should be in my email give me 2 min

also chances are they won't charge back but it's always a possibility

I FOUND IT!

it is called: Amazon Mechanical Turk. Google it and it's the first link :)

>>266375
I read about partsurvey somewhere, you can get $46 (3 surveys for $12 each) of credit per day, but only get payout at $700. You watch ads and fill in short questionairs.
I don't know if it is legit, due to tax reasons I can't currently try this shit.

Swagbucks is fairly popular and confirmed working, though they pay you in gift cards, like $20 for amazon, so you'd have to sell these gift cards yourself before you actually get money.

If you know a few languages, you can try Flitto. It usually takes some time to get accepted and make money, but they sometimes have special promotions on which you can easily make $20 (their minimum payout) in a few hours..