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I've done secret shopping through best mark and a closer look and had good experiences. For meal secret shoppers it's usually just reimbursement without an additional stipend, but sometimes it makes for a nice date night- free dinner! But they will often do daycare shops, auto dealerships, banks, gyms, even just phone calls and for each you may get $25 ish. They sometimes do overnight hotels once you've done a few successful shops and "proven yourself". The downside is that most of them, other than the daycare, cannot be completed with children. Wall me if you want some more info!

I have no useful advice (because I feel the same way), but I wanna give you a big hug

And say no to hoes

I do focus groups and secret shopping but you do have to actually leave home for most of them. I have done some online focus groups tho.

I sell stuff we aren't using, kids/baby stuff on cragslist, Ebay, and a local facebook page. I sell postcards on Ebay, my Mom is teaching me the ropes! It's all time consuming though. This summer I'd like to do what @T.H.O.U.: 's friend does.

i used to participate in focus groups and they paid me like $300/hour! But it was only once every 2-3 months or so.

@Ash: I have a relative who works from home as a nurse monitoring patients who have some sort of heart monitor device they wear at home. Are there any sort of niche nursing fields like that you could get into?

@Ash: What kind of shopping do you like to do? I know there are Instagram shops that get crazy good clearance deals on clothes from either regular stores or consignment stores and they sell for more online. Maybe that would be a way to still fulfill your shopping addiction, but make you money?

@Ash: I have several friends who sell Rodan + Fields and make serious money. They all seem to be tiered under each other, and I know the one at the top has been selling for under 2 years and her and her husband have both quit their regular jobs because she makes so much. He's a musician and just does that now. Several have paid off their college loans. That's said, I have no idea what it is exactly that they do and I've never tried a R & F product, but I have personally seen results from these people. Just an idea.

@Ash: Yup! Worth looking into!