Whats the best way to make a lot of money along with a part time job?

Question

I'm trying to save up for a car i want and i need $8000. the job i have isnt getting me as much as i want to get the money as quick as i hoped but i like my job and dont want to find a different one for more money. so does anyone know of a way i can make this much somehow. serious answer only please.

Answer 1

I suggest you consider a much cheaper car for now. And you can only make more money if you prove you are more valuable to an employer. You did not say what you are skilled at doing. If nothing, then you will be a low wage earner all your life.

Myself, I never made minimum. Even in high school, I fixed TV sets and audio equipment for people over the winter and worked at a gas station in the summers doing light repair work, specially electrical work on cars. But then, my dad was a mechanic and I started working on cars when I was 4 and I took an electronics program in high school besides the normal college entrance courses. What have you been doing with your time?

And I paid only $700 for my first car. Drove it for 8 years.

And as for these online things, they are all scams.

Answer 2

Back when I was in my late teens. I worked for a place that had a TicketMaster outlet. The job itself paid only minimum wage. But every Saturday, when tickets went on sale for major events. All of us employees would be there with cash in hand. We would buy up all the good tickets, as soon as TicketMaster came online. Before the store even opened. Then we would sell the tickets to local ticket brokers for several times over face value. This is why the general public, never gets fabulous seats even if they are first in line, and why ticket brokers have all the great seats, and charge so much!

As for the money... It was definitely enough to get a Brand New car in a very short time.

I don't know if if this is still a viable sideline, since internet pre-sales make getting the better seats a bit easier now. But you could look into it, and contact a few brokers to see if they even use "line plants" and store staff any more.