How to Make Quick Cash for a Debt

You don't need to cash out your car title or dig yourself deeper in the hole to pay off a serious debt. With a little creativity and determination, you may find a variety of money-earning opportunities. Some could even become ongoing activities in your future.

Instructions

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Sell things you don't use anymore through classifieds or Internet selling sites. School textbooks, electronics, musical instruments, games and computer equipment are hot items as of 2010, and by listing your high-ticket items on multiple platforms, you can choose to sell to whomever is willing to pay the most.

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Start an account on FreeCarMedia.com. Free Car Media is a marketing company that pays ordinary people up to $900 a month to wrap their cars in advertisements and drive around.

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Participate in a clinical study. Some studies pay in the thousands in exchange for you to try a product or lifestyle change. There are studies for the healthy and for others with serious conditions. Start at clinicaltrials.gov to see if you're eligible for any paid tests in your area.

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Take on an odd job or temporary job. Consider babysitting for the neighbors, dog walking, data entry or enrolling with a temp agency.

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Deliver vehicles to dealerships. People transporting large specialty vehicles like ambulances and trucks to dealerships can make around $30,000 a year, according to CNN Money.

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Be a movie or TV extra. Search "casting call for extras" in your search engine, accompanied with your location, to see if local opportunities exist.