 Can anyone suggest any ways for a 15 year old to earn some money? |
There doesn't seem to be any jobs apart from like, a paper round for under sixteens. Has anyone got any ideas? Just LEGAL things pleease (!).... :)
i'm in the UK by the ... |
|
 England salary? |
Is it much to earn 2000 pound per month and have addition income from rent (lets say 500) if
1) you live alone
2) you keep a family (3 people)
Additional Details
Well, probably ... |
|
 You have just been given £100k, what would YOU do with it? |
| Just interested to hear everyones views on this. Discussions I had today with my family. We rent and £100k couldnt buy a house but would be a good deposit, but would you use it for property, or ... |
|
 What is a cash-advance? |
| I am researching credit card information and they keep referring to a 'cash advance'. When I look it up it says: A loan taken out against a line of credit or credit card, typically imposing ... |
|
 How to pay my credit Card debt? |
| currently I have about Rs.35000 Credit Card Debt. My monthly salary is Rs.15000/- and monthly expenses around Rs.10000/-. I want to pay the credit card debt at the earliest. Any tips?... |
|
 If I marry someone and I owe alot of money for PAST bill's will the other person responsible for my debt too? |
| my mom's ex health aide(my mom has passed) is going to marry my dad and she owe's alot of money and has alot to gain from him too ,he's thinking about a pre-nup to protect his home an ... |
|
 If a bailiff says hes coming round your house? |
and hes going seize £5000 worth of goods, but you havent got £5000 worth of goods, what else can he do?
also if a debt collector comes after the debt and you have no money coming in, how ... |
|
 Are there really people out there who live paycheck to paycheck? how do they survive? |
| I want to know has everyone saved money, or do they really live paycheck to paycheck. I keep hearing this. If you live paycheck to paycheck who'd want to live like that?... |
|
 How can I cut spending at the grocery store now that gas prices are sharply rising? |
| I feel it at the pump, but I also feel it on the rising costs of my grocery bill. I already clip coupons and save around $50-60 per month, but that still doesn't seem to be enough to take the ... |
|
 How much you spend a month? |
| and do you have debt? if so, how much?... |
|
 I need my social security number, and i lost it.? |
but i don' tlive iwth either my mom or my father.
and i can't get it from them either. where do i go to get it? I don't have my birth papers, or a card with my picture or ... |
|
 10 things you can do with 10 dollars? |
| Hi, what are the ten best things you can do with only $10?... |
|
 Can she stop my wages??? |
| i have just had a major argument with my boss and walked out of work .I am really worried she is goin to stop my wages im supposed to get paid tomorrow and im also goin on holiday tomorrow so need my ... |
|
|  |
marion.ofsherwood | Is it safe to post my bank details on my website |
This is no joke, I give language lessons from time to time and want to make a professional website. I noticed that many big companies give their details, so I thought there can't be any harm in giving mine (bank code and account no.) I'm in England. Thank you! |
 |
 
Han
 |
I can't say I've ever seen any companies post their bank a/c details online. Sometimes they're at the bottom of invoices....
I would not suggest doing this: is it really necessary?
Do you teach pupils on line?
Personally I wouldn't do it love - just have your telephone number on there, that way they have to call you if they want to pay you electronically, and you can keep a better eye on who asks for them.
You just never know. |
|
Mrs G
|
Most web hosts do a "check-out" page - like my host company 1 & 1 ... you can set up a webpage payment method - like via paypal.... etc..Dont have your bank details listed for everyone to see... |
|
praet_serge
 |
Well, it's safe to post your account details on the internet as it's impossible to withdraw money from it. The problem is that it's not the best way for payments. Why don't you use google check out or paypal? I wouldn't personally post my bank details everywhere just for the sake of it. |
|
Michael A
|
Please do not give details of your bank account, Very dangerous for individuals. Fraudulent people will take advantage and ask you for your signature.
For corporate organisations, a specific account is opened at a bank for payment into it only after advertisement of their product. Certainly no withdrawals, no scam, no dirty tricks. |
|
ella,UK
|
Are you serious?
There is no way i would give out details like that. Eeek! |
|
jen
 |
No, that's the daftest thing I've heard today. It has to be a secure site and I don't expect yours is. You could loose all your money and more. |
|
Marcie H
|
I think you need need to take a course on common sense. Come on post your banking account information for everyone to see?? And you see nothing wrong with it??? That's the scary part.. |
|
Sir Alan Sugar
|
No that would be an incredibly stupid thing to do. Do not do this. |
|
James N
 |
Are you NUTS !!!!! Never do Dat ! |
|
ice
|
no |
|
Ed
 |
You could set up a business account with PayPal and accept payments via a hyperlink provided, which you could put on your Web site.
I did this with a Freeware Lotto Checker program that I wrote, so that if people liked my program they could donate a small amount via PayPal.
****************
Note: Generally I do not see a problem with handing out your sort code & account number for people to make payments to you. Someone would need the whole number across the card to pay for something, probably along with expiry date etc. Its just that putting all of this along with your name, address, telephone number etc. on a Web site means that people start to have a little too much information about you, and "anyone" could see the details without you being able to trace them. Then you are in danger of people applying for things like credit cards in your name etc. |
|
billybags
|
That sounds very risky to me! |
|
LondonGuy
 |
It's fairly safe because people can't do much - except put money in your account. There is a slim chance they could try to submit a fradulent direct debit agreement to your bank based on those numbers.
Sort and account numbers aren't usually protected. They are shown on every cheque you write. I often see organisation bank and sorts on the internet. |
|
Heather
|
No, it's not safe to do that! Are you dumb? |
|
bluebottle
|
read this .....http://www.autotrader.co.uk/EDITORIAL/CARS/news/jeremy+clarkson+loses+500+pounds+in+online+scam.html
Nuff Said !! |
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | Last Post
| | | |
15 | 7 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 41 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 54 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 1 hour(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 4 hour(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 9 hour(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 2 day(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 5 day(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 1 week(s) ago
| | | |
15 | 2 week(s) ago
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Personal Finance 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
