Just thought I would ask what everyone dose online other than poker?

For my self I use my email a lot, earn some extra cash online even if I know I can not make a living at it I can always use extra cash and better when I can earn it online for free, I play games on some gaming sites, and I am a member of many sites online that are not about poker and thats the other stuff I do online other than playing, talking about poker.

I use my e-mail a lot as well; I also participate in a bunch of forums like this one. It's a great way to learn more about a topic and meet people that share your interests. What other kinds of interests do y'all have?

Inbox dollars never worked for me,after reading tons and tons of their emails,I got discouraged with the fact that they don't actually pay you until you pay them a membership fee. I did find one survey site that actually paid money (like around 4-7 dollars per survey) by sending me checks for surveys,but they only have one survey every month or 2. I don't remember the site address but the main person is Anne Parks.

Well, I do email a lot as well, play some online games, and am a member of several web survey panels. I also like Myspace and a lot of other forums.

I also enjoy making money online. I prefer to use mturk.com because it is the only site I have found that will actually pay you! What other legit sites have you guys found?

I sell stuff on Ebay, but that's been getting a lot worse lately. They keep changing their policies to make sure more money goes to them. I'm really looking for an alternative to that, so if anyone has any ideas I'd appreciate it.

I figure my money goes to the post office, then ebay, then paypal, then me, in that order.

I am not certain... But I think you can use craigslist.com to sell things. I have never checked it out, I have just heard through the grapevine.

I use mturk.com, but a lot of people are finding out about it and are taking a lot of the quality paying hits. Other than that, I will do opinionoutpost.com, which is a free site to sign up with. They alert you of surveys that need to be answered and will pay you between 1 and 6 dollars for each survey. The problem is, there may be a lull in between survey offerings and you may not always qualify to take a survey (because they may be looking for a certain demographic). For consistent opportunities to make money online, I would suggest mturk, although both sites I mentioned above do pay out.

I do some freelance writing, surveys, and data entry.

I used to do eBay a lot back in the golden days, but it's not so great any more.

I try not to go to Perezhilton too often because it amazes me how much time can evaporate looking at stupid celebrity gossip.