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Attending classes, studying for tests, doing homework, and participating in extracurriculars can take up more time each week than many adults spend at their jobs. Of course … none of the above activities puts a dime in any teen's pocket. If you're a teen, and you want some extra money, it's time to consider a side hustle. Fortunately, many side hustles for teens take up very little free time and can be easy to do. (Hey, a few are even fun! ) If you're a teen who's ready to earn a little money and is ready for the responsibility of a side hustle, read on as we introduce you to dozens of side hustles. Some of these gigs are done in person; some of these you can tackle online. And there are even some options where you can sit around and earn passive income by doing next to nothing. There's much more value in working as a teen than just the money you earn and the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll see the benefits. Best Ways to Make Money for Teens—Our To

The Cyber Crime Wing of Tamil Nadu Police has advised members of the public to be alert to fraudsters sending fake weblinks in the name of leading online stores and siphoning off funds. The police said the fraud came to light when a customer lodged a complaint about a fraud. The complainant received a friend's referral to a seemingly irresistible Facebook post advertising sale of dry fruits. The post claimed to be from e-commerce firm Big Basket. The URL shared resembled Big Basket's but was, in fact, a fake site: https://basketss.co.in/cart.php. The victim clicked on the link and was led to a webpage that was strikingly similar to that of Big Basket. Eager to avail the tempting offer, the victim entered his credit card details and provided phone number to complete the purchase. At this stage, no one-time password (OTP) was required. However, the the phone flashed message saying payment attempt failed, prompting the victim to exit the site, unaware of the impe

A guest post by Mette Harrison LipSense, dōTERRA, Nu Skin, Young Living, Nature's Sunshine, Tahitian Noni/Morinda, Amway, Melaleuca, Neways, Thrive, Xango/Zija, Younique, Jamberry, Unicity. If these names sound familiar to you, you probably live in Utah, the number one state in the union for multi-level marketing companies. I admit, I have multiple issues with multi-level marketing. So many people in my ward are into one of the above companies that sometimes it feels like I have to turn someone down every day. I get invitations to "parties" every week, and just when I think one wave is over, a new wave of marketing starts up. I was first introduced to MLMs when my aunt tried to sell my father on Amway. Then when I was a new mother, an older woman in our ward quickly tried to resolve any difficulty I had with a new baby by hawking a product from her company. And on it went, with wedding showers with an MLM on the side and visiting teaching companions peddling their w

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DAVIS COUNTY, Utah — FOX 13 News was the first to report in 2020 the Davis County Attorney's Office opened a criminal investigation into Tim Ballard and the non-profit organization he founded, Operation Underground Railroad (OUR). Now that at least a portion of that investigation has concluded, there's still a lot of uncertainty surrounding the focus of that case. An article from VICE News published Friday morning gives a small snapshot, citing information about Ballard receiving "psychic readings" and communicating with the prophet Nephi. Records show President M. Russell Ballard, acting president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, was at least peripherally involved in the criminal investigation. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints released a statement to FOX 13 News on Friday, citing betrayal and "morally unacceptable" behavior from Tim Ballard. Tim Ballard is not related to President M. Russell Ballard. As FOX 13 News first

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