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How do I make 100 dollars in a month ?

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Not babysitting

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  1. work part time on weekends....


  2. It depend on your age. If you are under 16... Mowing lawns for older people. Offering to clean house for them, get their groceries. Wash their car, take dogs for walks. Find a job reading to an older person or even to keep them company. Offer to wash windows and do a great job. House sit or pet sitting.

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    and "Trouble in the Elf City"  

  3. < thats only $3.20 a day>

  4. invest 5$DLL each week for one month in the Global economy where the Banks invest their money at a12% interest and you will have 150DLL. Invest45 dll amonth form ages12 to age 65 until retirement you will have 2.552.360dll for retirement. Cotact www.Primerica Financial servises.com they will teach you for fre how to invest with a portfolio from little as 25 dll a month.

  5. GET A JOB! and work a lot that's what i did.

  6. Fill out several job applications at several different retail venues. You can't go wrong there. People still shop and consume with the economy being in the tank. If you get hired and start making minimum wage, you should be able to make that much in a week easily.

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  8. A MONTH!? HAHAHAHAHA YOU POOR PERSON

    Seriously, just steal from stuff, nobody cares... right?

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