I've heard that it's possible to do call center type stuff. I've heard for example that you can be an agent for OnStar service (that gives people info over the phone) and all you need is a phone and fast internet. Hopefully you can sort through the scam, but I knew a guy who actually did it part time, legit. Just look and don't fall for hype.
Make sure to flag Yahoo answers that are spam.Is there any true way of making extra cash and still be a stay @ home mom?
There are ways to do so but it will depend greatly on what you want to do and what kind of skills you have to use.
Online there's blogging, publishing, affiliate and network marketing, virtual assistant, writing, you name it and you can likely find it.
Where you live there's typing, bookkeeping, babysitting, tutoring, writing, desktop publishing, you name it and you can likely find it.
If the lists look similar, they are because the same things you can do online are the same things you can do where you live. In fact, where you live you can do things that you can't do online: Catering, pet grooming, errand service, office cleaning, deliver newspapers, windshield repair among other things.
It strictly depends on my first statement: What do you want to do and what skills do you have. The best would be anything that you don't have to learn to do, it takes longer to earn your first dollar.
Give it some thought, then once you decide what you might want to do find someone doing it and get busy:)
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