How would you get rich quick working at home in the easiest way that
actually works and would benefit someone that watches kids all day?

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Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 07 Jul 2005 06:12 PDT

To echo Pinkfreud's idea, I don't think you can get "rich" from
working at home, but I can give you several ideas that might at least
help you contribute to the family economy, while staying at home.

After several years of investigating methods of earning a living while
being housebound, I haven't even found a way to earn minimum wage,
much less "get rich quick." Frankly, I suspect that anyone who tells
you that it's easy to get rich quick at home is trying to get rich by
selling you a load of hooey.

You can play the stock market, but you have to know what you're doing
and be willing to spend time doing some research.

I completely agree with Pinkfreud that get rich quick schemes will not
work, however...  Pink appears to be making more than minimum wage as
a Google Researcher and I'm guessing that work is done from home.

jackofalltrades,

Unfortunately, I make nowhere near minimum wage. Most months, if I
divide my income by the number of hours I have put in, I find that
I've made about $2 to $3 an hour. Sometimes less.

Oops. I got your username wrong, Jack: I took you from few trades to
all trades. Sorry.  Blame it on hardening of the smarteries.

Yep, you gotta watch those smarteries.

Tis true Pink that all your hours on Google Answers will add up to...
well too many :)  but how many of those hours would you say go in to
reading and commenting where you aren't working for the commission? 
The $2 to $3 does suprise me as a low number, but I'd guess it to be
around $6 to $9 if you only count the time when you're actually
looking for questions to answer and then researching/answering them.

There are some great stock trading sites that are very good for making
money if you have the patience to follow them. The best I have seen is
Wallstreetwinnersonline.com

It appears it is a free site for now