Get paid to lift!!!

**mass junkie** · 07-17-2004, 05:12 PM

I saw this on the back of a U-haul moving truck and thought some of you all might find this worth looking into!!!

This really a great idea for a number of reasons
1) You can select the hours that you want to work
2) You can select the amount that you want to be paid hourly
3) You can use the extra money for the better things in life

not to mention the possibilites of meeting new people moving to your area

its very simple..just sign up and make yourself a profile and when somebody needs your services you will be emailed and all you have to do is accept or decline the job...they will even pay for your gas...just depends on how fow you want to drive to work....let me know how this works out for ya if you sign up

E-Move

**decadbal** · 07-17-2004, 05:14 PM

i wanna get paid to drop weights..

**MMC78** · 07-17-2004, 05:14 PM

Originally Posted by mass junkie

This really a great idea for a number of reasons
1) You can select the hours that you want to work
2) You can select the amount that you want to be paid hourly
3) You can use the extra money for the better things in life

not to mention the possibilites of meeting new people moving to your area

its very simple..just sign up and make yourself a profile and when somebody needs your services you will be emailed and all you have to do is accept or decline the job...they will even pay for your gas...just depends on how fow you want to drive to work....let me know how this works out for ya if you sign up

E-Move

Do you know how much you make/hour?

**mass junkie** · 07-17-2004, 05:15 PM

Originally Posted by MMC78

Do you know how much you make/hour?

you can set that in your profile once you set it up...I think the going rate would probaly be 20 dollars an hour

**OSTIE** · 07-17-2004, 07:24 PM

Moving peoples furniture?? BEWARE, I deliver furniture now for a big company when im not in school and FCK are people picky. Carrying their heavy @ss furniture up flights of tiny stairs as they watch you like a hawk making sure you dont bump anything. If you do, or if they find one little mark in their furniture, they will scream at you and waste a good 30min of your time that you could be using to go to the nexxt house.

Good workout, yes. Good pay, yes. Will you get extremely pissed at customers every friggin day, **** YES

**Blown_SC** · 07-17-2004, 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by OSTIE

Moving peoples furniture?? BEWARE, I deliver furniture now for a big company when im not in school and FCK are people picky. Carrying their heavy @ss furniture up flights of tiny stairs as they watch you like a hawk making sure you dont bump anything. If you do, or if they find one little mark in their furniture, they will scream at you and waste a good 30min of your time that you could be using to go to the nexxt house.

Good workout, yes. Good pay, yes. Will you get extremely pissed at customers every friggin day, **** YES

I've moved probably... around 30 houses on my own the past 2-3 years for friends etc....

And I FULLY agree with you... but, it is worth it, the pay is decent, and it's decent exercise..