If I were starting from zero and needed cash fast, I’d probably hit the streets and ask local shops or service businesses if they’re hiring. More on reddit.com

I make money online through a few different methods. Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s working for me: EliteSurveySites. It’s not a survey provider itself, but a site that lists trusted, high-paying survey panels. I’ve been using it to find better-paying surveys and managed to cross $1500 last month. It’s a good starting point if you're into surveys. BrandedSurveys. I made around $730 here last month. Took some time to build trust and unlock higher-paying surveys ($5–$10 each now). Canva work. I pick up small design jobs when I have spare time. If you are creative, you can earn some extra money from this. I make around $500-$600 per month from this. Promoting pet products. I promote some affiliate products on niche forums related to pets, and earn a bit from it. I know I can make good money in the long run if is stay consistent with posting. As of now, I earn around $300-$400 from affiliate commissions. Give Honest Feedback to Startups. Just search Reddit or niche forums for terms like “need testers.” You can earn $10 - $15 per session by offering simple feedback. All of these tasks are totally free to start, but affiliate work takes a bit of time and patience. More on reddit.com

You might want to give wfhalert a look, it's a service that sends daily curated remote job alerts, focusing on entry level roles like customer service or data entry that don’t need a degree. It could match what you're searching for. People often come across genuine opportunities there while avoiding scams. Just make sure to still do some research on each potential job to ensure it's a good fit for you. More on reddit.com

Sorry to hear about your struggles. WFHalert sends out great remote job postings, often with no degree/experience required. Might be worth subscribing to their alerts to catch opportunities quickly. Also, you could try freecash (.)app for some good side hustles. More on reddit.com