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Mr Snuffles

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I need some advice on how I can raise £2000 in around a year.

I am 15, 16 on the 25th of June 2011, and I currently can raise about £15 a week off odd jobs around the house. But over this period of time I can only get about £750 off that!

How would you suggest that I could make some extra money?
 

Jasper Jeffs

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Sell drugs to your school, or college. They'll be in that phase where they think drugs make you cool, there was a guy in my school that sold cocaine to people like that. He got caught, because he was a dumb ****, but he made money.
 

Wintermoot

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sell one of your lungs one of your kidney,s a part of your liver (livers grow back) or self some of your blood
 

Mr Snuffles

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Dr. Whiggs said:
Mr Snuffles said:
Preferably legal too, I'm not up for the potential of being arrested...
Do you live in the suburbs? Mow lawns.
I live in the countryside so that COULD work, but people might be wary of some random kid showing up and asking if they want their lawns mowing.

Also I forgot to mention that I need the money to apply for the course for a british skydiving license =D
 

Ham_authority95

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Continue doing odd jobs such as mowing lawns. You could also babysit...

If you want to go a bit further, you could chop off some hair and sell it on Ebay. There's tons of wig-makers who will pay for real human hair.

EDIT: Since I now know that you live in the country, you could talk to some local farmers about doing grunt work.
 

Tharwen

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Make a simple indie sandbox game with a short and catchy name.
Sell said game in pre-alpha for ?10.
Wait 6 months, releasing occasional updates.
 

Eumersian

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Get a job someplace and work long hours? I don't know what the wage of the average 16 year-old would be in the UK, so I don't know if my idea would be the most sound.