67 Jobs That Pay Cash Under The Table

in #steemit8 years ago

Steemit is a great way to supplement your lifestyle with practically untraceable transactions.
But it's not the only way. Here is a list to get you thinking about other ways you can earn some extra.

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1.Tutoring
2.Writing or proofreading essays for students
3.Gardening
4.Snow removal/snow shoveling
5.Direct marketing online. Selling an end product which is shipped using drop shipping.
6.Building websites.
7.Software programming/development
8.Nanny
9.Babysitting
10.Personal assistant
11.Artisan/crafter
12.Building trades
13.Bicycle repair
14.Appliance repair
15.Personal trainer
16.Jeweler/silversmith
17.Accounting/Tax preparation
18.Mover
19.Day Labor
20.House painter
21.Yoga instructor
22.Dance instructor
23.Martial arts instruction
24.Boxing instruction
25.Writing articles online
26.Affiliate marketing online
27.Interpreter
28.Tour guide. Giving specialized (walking) tours in an urban area to a target audience. This can be especially good if you can speak a foreign language.
29.Antique sales
30.Furniture refinishing.
31.Reselling clearance items online. Quite often big box stores will sell good for up to 80% off. These items can often be sold online for a good markup, provided you have a good niche.
32.Selling produce roadside. Growing large enough crops of fruits and vegetables can make a good side income, provided you have a good location to sell from.
33.Handyman
34.Marine mechanic
35.Auto repair
36.Rent your home or apartment to tourists
37.Maid service
38.Delivery service
39.Bicycle messenger
40.Computer repairs/custom building
41.Pet sitter
42.Dog walker
43.House sitter
44.Upholstery
45.Carpet cleaning
46.Janitorial work
47.Salvage. Ripping copper and similar scrap metal out of abandoned buildings is very lucrative. In some cities I have even heard of people stealing manhole covers and selling them for scrap, which although obviously illegal, proves my point that there is money in metal.
48.Car cleaning
49.Yard sales
50.Ticket scalping
51.Photography
52.Small engine repair. Repairing riding lawnmowers and that sort of thing can fetch some good part time income.
53.Selling collectibles Stamps, sport card collections, etc, can all be a good vocation.
54.Hairdresser
55.Massage therapist
56.Private investigation
57.Selling firewood
58.Street vendor
59.Street musician/busker
60.Food sales. Selling homemade preserves, pastries and that sort of thing at farmer’s markets is a great source of income.
61.Tattoo artist
62.Junk removal. If you have a pickup with an 8 foot box, this is an easy way to make a few bucks on the side. You would be surprised with the aging population, how many people need dump trips.
63.Computer data recovery
64.Golf lessons
65.Cater private parties
66.Bartend private parties
67.Disk jockey

Hopefully, this list has your creative imagination flowing!

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Don't forget raking leaves, small engine repair, house cleaning, programming electronics for the elderly, flea markets, dog walking or pet watching, cleaning AC coils, the list goes on. Good read, and I made sure to share on Facebook. Keep it up @notbeinggoverned

Great additions! Thanks for the share @zachofuncertain!

Can you have pretty much anyone come over and help you out and give them a "gift" officially, so they don't need it "under the table"?

Steemit transactions are in no way "practically untraceable", they each have your account name, amount, and transferred to account name, and all are openly accessible to anyone at https://steemd.com/@notbeinggoverned

Fair enough. Like all public blockchains the transactions are transparent. However, there's no connection between Steemit transactions and any traceable transaction that would be of interest to a state theft agency.