Easy Money Making Ideas

Question What are Some fun and easy Money Making ideas?
Me and My friend are trying to raise money to buy round-trip airline tickets to Sydney, Australia to visit my family. The tickets cost around $1500 a person and we that is just the prices now. We are trying to do the Phone raiser and Ink jet cartridge drive... But it seems nobody has either... HELP!

Best Answer The best thing you can do for fast money is to Ebay your junk u dont want. I sell clothes that are to small or some i bought and regretted and make a few hundred dollars a month doing that. IF you have anyone around you donating junk to charity - ask them for theres - its easy to ebay and there are tons of tutorials on the web. Another idea is an Etsy store online. There u can sell handmade items. You could even make a fund raising item like a piece of jewerly or bookmarks, handmade cards, scrapbook pages etc. Hand out the site to friends, coworkers and family and have them "donate " at your etsy store where they can get a handmade gift from you. There are all sorts of homemade crafts. You could even do a few local craftfairs. Rent a table for around 20-50 bucks and rake in the benefits. you could even sell junk at a flea market. Those are always fun little things you can do with a friend. I will say the quickest money will be ebay or the flea markets for fast cash. Half.com is also another source if you have old media items like books, dvds, etc.

Question Any quick and easy money making ideas?
For someone who will turn 16 in a couple of months? Nothing silly please.

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