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Sunday, August 9, 2009
Has anyone or know anyone that worked a job as a delivery person? like pizza, food, etc.?
Was it pretty safe? like for those of you who delivered in the daytime, and did anybody invite you into the house while they were getting the money? what did you say? etc and did you have any bad experiences?
Has anyone or know anyone that worked a job as a delivery person? like pizza, food, etc.?
unless you are driving a company vehicle and they pay for gas you are
a fool.
if you figure out the price of gas and the wear and tear on your vehicle
it's not hard to see that places like dominoes rob there employees blind
Reply:Well Im a girl and I worked as a pizza delivery girl when I was 20 and people were disgusting to me, but I got over it. Gotta make money haha
Reply:It depends on where you live whether it's safe or not!
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Has anyone or know anyone that worked a job as a delivery person? like pizza, food, etc.?
unless you are driving a company vehicle and they pay for gas you are
a fool.
if you figure out the price of gas and the wear and tear on your vehicle
it's not hard to see that places like dominoes rob there employees blind
Reply:Well Im a girl and I worked as a pizza delivery girl when I was 20 and people were disgusting to me, but I got over it. Gotta make money haha
Reply:It depends on where you live whether it's safe or not!
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Husband lost job and I'm pregnant is the Insurance co. required to cover until delivery?
I'm trying to apply for state insurance at the moment, but lots of people I talk to are telling me that since the Insurance Company covered me before they can't cancel while I'm still pregnant. (I'm due in 7 weeks) or is that what the consider the Cobra plan. Which they want us to pay $1300 a month for Cobra. I'm confused, should they still cover me w/out Cobra or not. Anyone with knowledge in this area, I'd appreciate any input.
Husband lost job and I'm pregnant is the Insurance co. required to cover until delivery?
Insurance companies HATES their customers! If their is any type of loophole they can find to get out of paying you, they will!
If you think that's just my opinion, just as the people who lived around New Orleans!
Reply:There is no requirement for the Insurance Company to cover you because you are pregnant. Your husband's employer has an obligation to offer you continuation of coverage. You will not be covered unless you elect continuation.
At this point, being due in 7 weeks, I don't think you have many options for purchasing coverage, except COBRA, or State Continuation. COBRA coverage is simply the same coverage that your husband currently has, but instead of his former employer paying a portion of the premium, he would be responsible for all of it plus 2% allowed by law for administrative expenses on the part of the employer. While individual insurance may be a bit less expensive, it may not cover maternity, however, if it does cover maternity, with evidence of prior coverage within the last 63 days, it cannot be considered a "pre-existing condition."
If you cannot afford the $1300 per month premuium, especially considering that your husband has just lot his job, you can check with your local Social Services Office to see what programs you may be eligible for that will cover you and your family, including the delivery of your child. In CT, we have the HUSKY program. I believe every state has similar programs to provide health care to families, especially children, and pregnant women who do not have insurance.
Look at all options before making a decision, but don't wait too long. You have a defined period of time to elect continuation of coverage.
Good luck to you and your family.
Reply:i think you have to pay for the cobra for you to be covered. they will reimburse you for medical expenses since your coverage ended. the insurance should only last til the end of the month that your husband left the company. pay the cobra it is cheaper than no insurance and im sure you dont want to deliver at a county hospital.
Reply:it all depends on your policy, you should read it very carefully, if you have supplemental insurance you should be fine.. sorry to hear of your troubles.. cobra is typically a short term inbetween company (jobs) insurance program.. but who can pay 1300 without a job..COBRA contains provisions giving certain former employees, retirees, spouses and dependent children the right to temporary continuation of health coverage at group rates. This coverage, however, is only available in specific instances. Group health coverage for COBRA participants is usually more expensive than health coverage for active employees, since usually the employer formerly paid a part of the premium. It is ordinarily less expensive, though, than individual health coverage.
The law generally covers group health plans maintained by employers with 20 or more employees in the prior year. It applies to plans in the private sector and those sponsored by state and local governments.{2} The law does not, however, apply to plans sponsored by the Federal government and certain church- related organizations.
Group health plans sponsored by private sector employers generally are welfare benefit plans governed by ERISA and subject to its requirements for reporting and disclosure, fiduciary standards and enforcement. ERISA neither establishes minimum standards or benefit eligibility for welfare plans nor mandates the type or level of benefits offered to plan participants. It does, though, require that these plans have rules outlining how workers become entitled to benefits.
Under COBRA, a group health plan ordinarily is defined as a plan that provides medical benefits for the employer's own employees and their dependents through insurance or otherwise (such as a trust, health maintenance organization, self-funded pay-as-you-go basis, reimbursement or combination of these). Medical benefits provided under the terms of the plan and available to COBRA beneficiaries may include:
Inpatient and outpatient hospital care
Physician care
Surgery and other major medical benefits
Prescription drugs
Any other medical benefits, such as dental and vision care
hope this helps, and good luck!! Sam.
Reply:I believe that if you don't accept the COBRA coverage, you're no longer covered. $1300 a month seems a little high - it's usually just a little over what you'd pay as an employee (unless the employer was picking up all of the cost, in which case, you'd be paying a little more than the employer was.)
If you were already in the hospital and your insurance canceled midway thru your stay, then the insurance would cover you under what's called Continuity of Care, but I don't beleive that applies here.
Reply:Look Take it from a mother that has been on the state insurance since I had kids, The states coverage is way way better. If that was your only income you cannot pay that save your money. They State ask you a lot of personal questions about your income and bank info and I never supply my personal info with them because the help you less, So hurry and apply for emgency assitance and they will help your only for temporray reason. Since your husband is not working its better to have it covered by the state because they pay for every thing and even if you had a job like me if you cannot afford the insurance you can still get it from the state with a sliding fee!
In your sistutation the State Medical is not a hassel and Stay on them to help you in your sistution, and even after the baby is born the will help with the other cost of labor and after birth, Don't let it stress you because thats what the state is for to Help OUT!
Reply:From what I understand about insurances, usually after a person is terminated from their employer, the insurance usually cancels within 30 days. Then they will send you some info about the COBRA plan which is outrageaous. Your best bet is to go apply for help with the state like you said, they will pay for the remander of your pregnany, dont stress it will work out. But the insurance companies dont have to cover you after 30 days from termination of employment. Early Congrats on the new baby.
Reply:First, you are totally confused about the cost of Cobra insurance. Call the employer for an amount. Additionally, you will get an offer to continue carrying it and they will tell you the monthly charge. Yes, if you don't pay they will cancel you. There isn't anything free.
Reply:No, they are required to cover until the premium stops getting paid - if you guys elect to take COBRA coverage, and pay it every month on time, it will continue. If you don't, the coverage lapses.
There's no grace period with COBRA. So I'd be sure to pay at least the next two months.
Husband lost job and I'm pregnant is the Insurance co. required to cover until delivery?
Insurance companies HATES their customers! If their is any type of loophole they can find to get out of paying you, they will!
If you think that's just my opinion, just as the people who lived around New Orleans!
Reply:There is no requirement for the Insurance Company to cover you because you are pregnant. Your husband's employer has an obligation to offer you continuation of coverage. You will not be covered unless you elect continuation.
At this point, being due in 7 weeks, I don't think you have many options for purchasing coverage, except COBRA, or State Continuation. COBRA coverage is simply the same coverage that your husband currently has, but instead of his former employer paying a portion of the premium, he would be responsible for all of it plus 2% allowed by law for administrative expenses on the part of the employer. While individual insurance may be a bit less expensive, it may not cover maternity, however, if it does cover maternity, with evidence of prior coverage within the last 63 days, it cannot be considered a "pre-existing condition."
If you cannot afford the $1300 per month premuium, especially considering that your husband has just lot his job, you can check with your local Social Services Office to see what programs you may be eligible for that will cover you and your family, including the delivery of your child. In CT, we have the HUSKY program. I believe every state has similar programs to provide health care to families, especially children, and pregnant women who do not have insurance.
Look at all options before making a decision, but don't wait too long. You have a defined period of time to elect continuation of coverage.
Good luck to you and your family.
Reply:i think you have to pay for the cobra for you to be covered. they will reimburse you for medical expenses since your coverage ended. the insurance should only last til the end of the month that your husband left the company. pay the cobra it is cheaper than no insurance and im sure you dont want to deliver at a county hospital.
Reply:it all depends on your policy, you should read it very carefully, if you have supplemental insurance you should be fine.. sorry to hear of your troubles.. cobra is typically a short term inbetween company (jobs) insurance program.. but who can pay 1300 without a job..COBRA contains provisions giving certain former employees, retirees, spouses and dependent children the right to temporary continuation of health coverage at group rates. This coverage, however, is only available in specific instances. Group health coverage for COBRA participants is usually more expensive than health coverage for active employees, since usually the employer formerly paid a part of the premium. It is ordinarily less expensive, though, than individual health coverage.
The law generally covers group health plans maintained by employers with 20 or more employees in the prior year. It applies to plans in the private sector and those sponsored by state and local governments.{2} The law does not, however, apply to plans sponsored by the Federal government and certain church- related organizations.
Group health plans sponsored by private sector employers generally are welfare benefit plans governed by ERISA and subject to its requirements for reporting and disclosure, fiduciary standards and enforcement. ERISA neither establishes minimum standards or benefit eligibility for welfare plans nor mandates the type or level of benefits offered to plan participants. It does, though, require that these plans have rules outlining how workers become entitled to benefits.
Under COBRA, a group health plan ordinarily is defined as a plan that provides medical benefits for the employer's own employees and their dependents through insurance or otherwise (such as a trust, health maintenance organization, self-funded pay-as-you-go basis, reimbursement or combination of these). Medical benefits provided under the terms of the plan and available to COBRA beneficiaries may include:
Inpatient and outpatient hospital care
Physician care
Surgery and other major medical benefits
Prescription drugs
Any other medical benefits, such as dental and vision care
hope this helps, and good luck!! Sam.
Reply:I believe that if you don't accept the COBRA coverage, you're no longer covered. $1300 a month seems a little high - it's usually just a little over what you'd pay as an employee (unless the employer was picking up all of the cost, in which case, you'd be paying a little more than the employer was.)
If you were already in the hospital and your insurance canceled midway thru your stay, then the insurance would cover you under what's called Continuity of Care, but I don't beleive that applies here.
Reply:Look Take it from a mother that has been on the state insurance since I had kids, The states coverage is way way better. If that was your only income you cannot pay that save your money. They State ask you a lot of personal questions about your income and bank info and I never supply my personal info with them because the help you less, So hurry and apply for emgency assitance and they will help your only for temporray reason. Since your husband is not working its better to have it covered by the state because they pay for every thing and even if you had a job like me if you cannot afford the insurance you can still get it from the state with a sliding fee!
In your sistutation the State Medical is not a hassel and Stay on them to help you in your sistution, and even after the baby is born the will help with the other cost of labor and after birth, Don't let it stress you because thats what the state is for to Help OUT!
Reply:From what I understand about insurances, usually after a person is terminated from their employer, the insurance usually cancels within 30 days. Then they will send you some info about the COBRA plan which is outrageaous. Your best bet is to go apply for help with the state like you said, they will pay for the remander of your pregnany, dont stress it will work out. But the insurance companies dont have to cover you after 30 days from termination of employment. Early Congrats on the new baby.
Reply:First, you are totally confused about the cost of Cobra insurance. Call the employer for an amount. Additionally, you will get an offer to continue carrying it and they will tell you the monthly charge. Yes, if you don't pay they will cancel you. There isn't anything free.
Reply:No, they are required to cover until the premium stops getting paid - if you guys elect to take COBRA coverage, and pay it every month on time, it will continue. If you don't, the coverage lapses.
There's no grace period with COBRA. So I'd be sure to pay at least the next two months.
I'm a HGV driver doing shop deliveries but am thinking of changing jobs 4 container work.Is this a good move?
I have a few mates who also are hgv drivers but none of us have done container work before.Ive heard lots of stories of waiting round for hours on end to get tipped or loaded is this the case?Also ive not done nights away yet my mates do and love it.Would you have to do nights out on container work?I have had my licence for over 10 years but have only done night trunk work or shop work.Im getting fed up of driving day cab motors or sharing units with every other driver in the building.I know we are all busy but any answers are appreciated.
I'm a HGV driver doing shop deliveries but am thinking of changing jobs 4 container work.Is this a good move?
Most container drivers work their hind-sides off. An owner operator in south Florida, according to what he said on the XM radio call in trucking advice show, said that he was looking to go into another facet of the trucking industry because he wanted to make a better living financially for the amount of time and effort he has to put in.
However the final decision is still up to your own desires and what your family will put up with. also, most container work is short haul and would probably be a day-cab power unit. Also, be advised that the DOT loves the containers,since most of the chassis's are not the best and they are usually VERY heavy.
Reply:I did container for three years - the biggest delays are at the ports or 'empty yards' waiting to pick up or drop off the boxes. It's not unusual to get held up for 6 hours at somewhere like Felixstowe, for example, simply waiting for a straddle carrier to get your container. And don't even mention the phrase, "Your container is being checked by customs before release"!
Tipping loaded containers is usually pretty quick, 'cos the customer wants the freight. Getting loaded can be quick (e.g. by forklift) or damn slow if it's loaded by hand. It's all swings and roundabouts - you can always get a kip or watch TV.
Most container work means nights away, which is a whole other game. Some lorry parks and truck-stops are OK (assuming your driving time means you can actually get to one and you're not stuck in a lay-by for the night...) some are dire. Motorway service stations are grossly overpriced and one shower facility for 50 truck drivers means they aren't always the cleanest places!
To be honest, after 15 years on the road, I don't miss it (I lost my H.G.V. a couple of years ago, on medical grounds). But I've got friends who still haul freight the length and breadth of this country, and would never do anything else because they love the job.
Reply:god yes very good move, one pick up, one stop, one drop, now ya can't beat that, I did it yes there is a lot of hanging around but your not driving and getting paid for it, plus if you don't mind some hand relief theres a few drivers that will do the honers, and hey don't knock it till ya tried it I Did for years, and didn't know what I was missing.
Reply:container work is ok, but yes there is a lot of waiting around but one thing ypu don't have to get in the back to help unload, take a good book or a portable telly with you , you will need them.
Reply:Hi M8,
I did roping ans sheeting for sa while, ni hated it andv then went on the tilts, I forgot to mention I did container work as well, all three can have delays vtipping and loading but for me the container work was the easiest, no roping and sheeting on a cold wet or freezing night, clambering over the load to set ur sheet up right, half hour later u had to stop check ur loads settled down and roped r tight and sheet is not flapping about, then u have the prob of load shifts, like timber or what i got, a forty fooiter loades with dead fish just sling on pallets at RN yard in hattham im Kent, the fish were salvaged off a fishing boat off Kent coast back in early 80's There was no one to help me get it sheeted and roped. If I tried to put the sheet on rhe fish i would lose my load b4 i ever got the chance to get sheet on, then even if u did u couldnt tie it down. i got on the blwer to the haulage firm i was contracted to, i told bthem that theres no wat im going up top as its bloody dangerous, anyway i said this job should vhave a 40ft container, it turne4d out wrong trailer was sent, so i was off home after that. Tilts bin uk can be as hard as roping and sheeting, on the continent everywhere I went bu drove up to loading bay bsome guy comes along checkedf my paprtwork and the custom seal number, broke the sea; and I would drop back down then reverse onto bay, the staff would open up my tilt and close it up as much as possible leaving me to lift back oasrd up and feed wire thru the rings on tilt.
But overall containerwork was easy,
I would do container work any day, but there is betteR ONE thaqts the fridge trucks, the food on board is perrishanle so I noticed those guys getting priority both in uk and abroad.
Good luck m8, containers or fridges if i was back driving.
Sprry about my poor writing etc, i am disabled and nearly died today in hospital, but im home on my laptop feeling rough
I'm a HGV driver doing shop deliveries but am thinking of changing jobs 4 container work.Is this a good move?
Most container drivers work their hind-sides off. An owner operator in south Florida, according to what he said on the XM radio call in trucking advice show, said that he was looking to go into another facet of the trucking industry because he wanted to make a better living financially for the amount of time and effort he has to put in.
However the final decision is still up to your own desires and what your family will put up with. also, most container work is short haul and would probably be a day-cab power unit. Also, be advised that the DOT loves the containers,since most of the chassis's are not the best and they are usually VERY heavy.
Reply:I did container for three years - the biggest delays are at the ports or 'empty yards' waiting to pick up or drop off the boxes. It's not unusual to get held up for 6 hours at somewhere like Felixstowe, for example, simply waiting for a straddle carrier to get your container. And don't even mention the phrase, "Your container is being checked by customs before release"!
Tipping loaded containers is usually pretty quick, 'cos the customer wants the freight. Getting loaded can be quick (e.g. by forklift) or damn slow if it's loaded by hand. It's all swings and roundabouts - you can always get a kip or watch TV.
Most container work means nights away, which is a whole other game. Some lorry parks and truck-stops are OK (assuming your driving time means you can actually get to one and you're not stuck in a lay-by for the night...) some are dire. Motorway service stations are grossly overpriced and one shower facility for 50 truck drivers means they aren't always the cleanest places!
To be honest, after 15 years on the road, I don't miss it (I lost my H.G.V. a couple of years ago, on medical grounds). But I've got friends who still haul freight the length and breadth of this country, and would never do anything else because they love the job.
Reply:god yes very good move, one pick up, one stop, one drop, now ya can't beat that, I did it yes there is a lot of hanging around but your not driving and getting paid for it, plus if you don't mind some hand relief theres a few drivers that will do the honers, and hey don't knock it till ya tried it I Did for years, and didn't know what I was missing.
Reply:container work is ok, but yes there is a lot of waiting around but one thing ypu don't have to get in the back to help unload, take a good book or a portable telly with you , you will need them.
Reply:Hi M8,
I did roping ans sheeting for sa while, ni hated it andv then went on the tilts, I forgot to mention I did container work as well, all three can have delays vtipping and loading but for me the container work was the easiest, no roping and sheeting on a cold wet or freezing night, clambering over the load to set ur sheet up right, half hour later u had to stop check ur loads settled down and roped r tight and sheet is not flapping about, then u have the prob of load shifts, like timber or what i got, a forty fooiter loades with dead fish just sling on pallets at RN yard in hattham im Kent, the fish were salvaged off a fishing boat off Kent coast back in early 80's There was no one to help me get it sheeted and roped. If I tried to put the sheet on rhe fish i would lose my load b4 i ever got the chance to get sheet on, then even if u did u couldnt tie it down. i got on the blwer to the haulage firm i was contracted to, i told bthem that theres no wat im going up top as its bloody dangerous, anyway i said this job should vhave a 40ft container, it turne4d out wrong trailer was sent, so i was off home after that. Tilts bin uk can be as hard as roping and sheeting, on the continent everywhere I went bu drove up to loading bay bsome guy comes along checkedf my paprtwork and the custom seal number, broke the sea; and I would drop back down then reverse onto bay, the staff would open up my tilt and close it up as much as possible leaving me to lift back oasrd up and feed wire thru the rings on tilt.
But overall containerwork was easy,
I would do container work any day, but there is betteR ONE thaqts the fridge trucks, the food on board is perrishanle so I noticed those guys getting priority both in uk and abroad.
Good luck m8, containers or fridges if i was back driving.
Sprry about my poor writing etc, i am disabled and nearly died today in hospital, but im home on my laptop feeling rough
What are the Pros and Cons of a newspaper delivery job?
I was just hired to work as a newspaper deliverer, and I have never done it before. People have given me mixed messages about the job, such as 1) the money is good, 2) the job sucks, 3) the money is worth it for the time, 4) you will be exhausted, etc.
I need to know the truth. What are the best things about newspaper delivery, and the worst things about it?
I will be delivering the daily paper (including the Sunday paper) and i know that I have to stuff and bag the papers, and I will be doing home delivery and apartment delivery.
Thanks in advance!
What are the Pros and Cons of a newspaper delivery job?
Pro: You will be making money.
Con: It won't be fun delivering in bad weather. If you drive, paying for gas will cut into your profits. Dogs might bite you.
Same as other comments you listed above too.
Reply:and don't forget to find out who get you a back up in case you get sick (I used to have to deliver my sons route when he was sick unless he could find a friend who knew the route and then he had to pay them too) And on that same note - it is 6 days per week so hard to take a weekend vacation with your friends or summer time off
Reply:I had a paper route when I was 12. I was paid so little that it wasn't even funny (WAY below minimum wage), but I didn't realize it at the time and there were no other jobs I could get. Now I make more in one hour than I used to make in two weeks of paper delivery. Plus it is hard to find substitutes and people complain about not getting a paper when they really did get it and stuff like that. One perk is that some people will give you money or food at Christmas. It will probably build your work ethic and make you appreciate money more in the future. It will give you work experience to help you get your next job. If you buy a bicycle or pair of shoes or anything like that, you can write it off your taxes as a business expense. Taxes might get tricky because when I did it, they said I was an independent contractor (which I really shouldn't have been legally) so they wouldn't have to pay their half of the medicare/social security tax.
I need to know the truth. What are the best things about newspaper delivery, and the worst things about it?
I will be delivering the daily paper (including the Sunday paper) and i know that I have to stuff and bag the papers, and I will be doing home delivery and apartment delivery.
Thanks in advance!
What are the Pros and Cons of a newspaper delivery job?
Pro: You will be making money.
Con: It won't be fun delivering in bad weather. If you drive, paying for gas will cut into your profits. Dogs might bite you.
Same as other comments you listed above too.
Reply:and don't forget to find out who get you a back up in case you get sick (I used to have to deliver my sons route when he was sick unless he could find a friend who knew the route and then he had to pay them too) And on that same note - it is 6 days per week so hard to take a weekend vacation with your friends or summer time off
Reply:I had a paper route when I was 12. I was paid so little that it wasn't even funny (WAY below minimum wage), but I didn't realize it at the time and there were no other jobs I could get. Now I make more in one hour than I used to make in two weeks of paper delivery. Plus it is hard to find substitutes and people complain about not getting a paper when they really did get it and stuff like that. One perk is that some people will give you money or food at Christmas. It will probably build your work ethic and make you appreciate money more in the future. It will give you work experience to help you get your next job. If you buy a bicycle or pair of shoes or anything like that, you can write it off your taxes as a business expense. Taxes might get tricky because when I did it, they said I was an independent contractor (which I really shouldn't have been legally) so they wouldn't have to pay their half of the medicare/social security tax.
Learning to drive a moped... can i get a job as a pizza delivery man?
Can you get a job as a Pizza Delivery man aged 17 in the UK or do you have to be older or have the license for a while?
also,
How does the learning process work? how much does it cost? how long does it take? how much is a moped to buy, how much is insurance, tax and mot? etc..etc.. ive looked on websites and cant find much information.
Learning to drive a moped... can i get a job as a pizza delivery man?
Legally yes you can get a job as a pizza delivery guy at 17.
There's a place not 10 mins from me hiring anybody with a moped right now regardless of age.
The problem you might have is getting bike insurance for the job. You need to tell your insurance company that you will be using the bike for work and that will put your premiums right up.
You could be looking at around 拢600 a year for the insurance, maybe more.
To answer your other questions...
Learning to ride a moped can take anything from a few days to a couple of months. It depends on your abilities. I would get as much experience as possible on the road though before I went and got a job delivering pizzas on a moped.
A moped can cost anything from a couple of hundred quid to around a 1000. For work purposes you want to spend as much as you can afford because you want something reliable that aint gonna break down every 5 minutes.
Moped tax is currently 拢15 a year and it costs around 拢25 a year for the MOT unless your bike is brand new, then you don't need an MOT for 3 years.
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also,
How does the learning process work? how much does it cost? how long does it take? how much is a moped to buy, how much is insurance, tax and mot? etc..etc.. ive looked on websites and cant find much information.
Learning to drive a moped... can i get a job as a pizza delivery man?
Legally yes you can get a job as a pizza delivery guy at 17.
There's a place not 10 mins from me hiring anybody with a moped right now regardless of age.
The problem you might have is getting bike insurance for the job. You need to tell your insurance company that you will be using the bike for work and that will put your premiums right up.
You could be looking at around 拢600 a year for the insurance, maybe more.
To answer your other questions...
Learning to ride a moped can take anything from a few days to a couple of months. It depends on your abilities. I would get as much experience as possible on the road though before I went and got a job delivering pizzas on a moped.
A moped can cost anything from a couple of hundred quid to around a 1000. For work purposes you want to spend as much as you can afford because you want something reliable that aint gonna break down every 5 minutes.
Moped tax is currently 拢15 a year and it costs around 拢25 a year for the MOT unless your bike is brand new, then you don't need an MOT for 3 years.
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Where can i find a newspaper delivery job?
I badly need some money my friends are all talking about saving up for things and 2 weeks later they have like $600 so bdaly want a job so i can save up for things like bikes, tvs, etc) please tell me where i can find a job like this for a 12 year old like include where i can locate this place and tell me where the place is aand if they have a website if they do put link in the answer
Where can i find a newspaper delivery job?
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Reply:Okay this is what i did and i got the job at 11 my friend's older sister was the paper carrier and she needed to find somebody to deliver and take over so i said i would. now considering you may not know somebody that is quitting just call a local newspaper and ask if there are any route opportunities. being a paper carrier sucks though if you live where its winter. Also waking up early sunday and saturday sucks. i did it for a year and a half and than i got a baby sitting job i'm currently working for a video game company ran by my friends older cousin and on the side i may end up working for his dad at a pizza parlor. mainly my jobs came from connections, but try the newspaper that's your best bet.
Reply:if you're interested, you can do surveys online for extra money, I know a good site thats free to join and for age 13 and up
check my blog for info and Proof of Payments
http://surveyinfobase.blogspot.com/
Reply:Sorry but we don't know where you live to tell you about the jobs and stuff
Where can i find a newspaper delivery job?
Best choice i ever made was visiting here www.czone.info/careerzone
Reply:Okay this is what i did and i got the job at 11 my friend's older sister was the paper carrier and she needed to find somebody to deliver and take over so i said i would. now considering you may not know somebody that is quitting just call a local newspaper and ask if there are any route opportunities. being a paper carrier sucks though if you live where its winter. Also waking up early sunday and saturday sucks. i did it for a year and a half and than i got a baby sitting job i'm currently working for a video game company ran by my friends older cousin and on the side i may end up working for his dad at a pizza parlor. mainly my jobs came from connections, but try the newspaper that's your best bet.
Reply:if you're interested, you can do surveys online for extra money, I know a good site thats free to join and for age 13 and up
check my blog for info and Proof of Payments
http://surveyinfobase.blogspot.com/
Reply:Sorry but we don't know where you live to tell you about the jobs and stuff
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