Virtually all of the money paying web sites will require you to be 18 to work with them, at least in the U.S. legal contracts with minors are not binding.
A supportive parent might singun up on your behalf to help you do something relative legitimate on the internet like selling, Lots of teens re selling hand crafted goods on Etsy.com I have doubts you will make ￡200 but it would make a good businesses experience.
If you were were working on our photographer's eye instead of a camera operator's technique, you may be able to produce quality photos with a simpler camera for now.
No, those sites don't pay and aren't worth it.
Yes, it's obvious to sell things on eBay, but it also makes money.
Personally, I would go to houses near you, and tell them you're putting together a yard sale, and you'll sell their stuff on commission. Then do it. If you make 25%, it's worth it to you and to them. If it doesn't make enough, have another one. When you advertise it, say it's a multi-family yard sale, as that makes more money because more people come.
There are NO online sites that pay money, if there were, everyone would be doing it.
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eBay IS legit. What are you talking about? I made about $140 last few months just for selling on eBay.
