TaskRabbit is a company that first appeared on my radar last year, and since then it has grown a great deal in popularity. Basically TaskRabbit acts as the middle man between people in your area who need help — in the form of small jobs or “tasks,” and the people actually doing the small jobs and tasks.
If you sign up to be a TaskRabbit, you can get paid to help other people in your area that need it. The majority of the work you do probably won’t be from home, but it can still be very flexible.
Please note that Task Rabbit is open only to people in the US living in these areas:
Obeo
As a 
Summer is just about here, and that means many of us will be hitting theme parks, water parks, zoos, and aquariums. Wouldn’t it be great to get paid back some for your visit? I came across a very unique mystery shopping company called 
Confero
As far as independent work goes, there’s a lot out there that doesn’t necessarily take place inside the home. You can do 
There are a few sites I’ve come across recently that will pay you to run errands and do odd jobs. The fact is that there are people out there who need things done for them but have no time to get these things done themselves (or are simply unable to for whatever reason) and also people who desperately need to pick up cash here and there on the side. The websites I’m about to share with you act as the middle man, allowing this kind of work to be outsourced and bringing both of these groups of people together. 
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