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re: What do you do for 'extra' money?
Posted on 12/14/12 at 9:02 am to RickAstley
Posted on 12/14/12 at 9:02 am to RickAstley
I received an e-mail from an industry group that this company was looking for someone in my profession to do a focus group, so I called up, they asked me a few questions to make sure I was qualified, and the rest is history, I've been doing focus groups for them ever since.
Not sure where you live, but you may want to do a google search for companies that conduct focus groups in the city where you are at. Chances are if it's a big city, there is one or more.
Once you sign up they'll keep some general info about you and will call or e-mail you from time to time and check to see if you qualify for their upcoming opportunities.
Not sure where you live, but you may want to do a google search for companies that conduct focus groups in the city where you are at. Chances are if it's a big city, there is one or more.
Once you sign up they'll keep some general info about you and will call or e-mail you from time to time and check to see if you qualify for their upcoming opportunities.
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Posted on 12/14/12 at 9:08 am to TJG210
In college and sporadically after I had a crawfish catering business. Build a pot that can do > 300 lbs and up to 800 lbs in a boil, and you can make some pretty good money. Most jobs are at night or on weekends, and I would take off of work for big jobs. Split between myself and a partner we could make anywhere from $500-$2k each on a job. We offered jambalaya, gumbo, and fried catfish usually as well.
Pretty good money for about 4-8 hours of work.
Pretty good money for about 4-8 hours of work.
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