Would you sell yourself for money in these recessionary times?

PRLog (Press Release) - Feb. 26, 2011 - As the storyline turns to prostitution in Eastenders, people are increasingly looking for different ways to make a bit more money in these recessionary times. Flick through the back of Exchange and Mart and you will find a whole host of tried and tested methods to make a 'substantial' first or second income. However, the problem with all of these schemes is that they usually involve some kind of upfront investment. Even if you don't have to invest money at the outset, the chances are that the business will be a pseudo multilevel marketing affair where you spend every evening and weekend trying to convince your friends and family to join up - or at least buy over priced vitamins or cleaning products from you, a bit more money earned, a few friends not returning your calls any more..

How much of you are you willing to sell, for money? A new website, the brainchild of an IT manager, hopes to convince us all to sell or rent out, pretty much every aspect of our life. The concept is based on the fact that we all have dormant resources lying around which could be working to make us money. It's a simple idea, why not rent out that industrial jet washer that you are not using, couldn't you use your knowledge of stamps to evaluate someone's collection for them? Why aren't you getting paid to take a parcel somewhere when you travel? It's a brilliant idea, the question is, how much are people actually willing to really share stuff to make a bit of extra money? Initial signs are good, the website is really taking off in the village where it started, Bagshot in Surrey. Go on, sign up and work out how much you really want to sell yourself for a bit of cash. Or, just take a look at www.taskedo.com and see what your neighbours are offering!