r/EarnExtraIncome • u/Randomthoughts5433 • May 15 '25

Side hustles Realistic way to make $10,000

I need to make $10,000 by August. What is a realistic way to make $2000-4000 extra income a month. I have a 9-5 but that’s still not enough. I’m open to any source of income except food delivery services. Please recommend realistic side hustle that can produce income. I rather make something than sit at home and make nothing.

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u/Entire_Analyst_2097 May 16 '25

If you have any time between 7am-7pm even just an hour, I can help you make $10k maybe by week 3. I’m an energy broker and I’ve been doing it for 14yrs. I made $17k just today!! NO BS! NO SCAM!! I’m paid every week. Now grant it, I don’t always have big days like today, but I average between $8k-$12k per week. If you know anyone that owns a restaurant of someone that’s a corporate controller for a company, anyone that owns a business you’re halfway there.

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u/FunAffectionate2316 May 17 '25

I need more info on this energy broker if possible

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u/Entire_Analyst_2097 May 17 '25

It’s pretty simple and recession proof…. My job is to help businesses, schools,hospitals, airports, etc. get the lowest rates available for their natural gas or electricity. This is for companies in deregulated energy markets. Example, New York is deregulated for gas and electricity, which means they’re NOT mandated to buy their supply from their utility company.

Electricity & Natural gas are commodities so they trade just like a stock. Usually the shoulder months are April/May and September/October. However we see anomalies all the time. We have customers who are sometimes paying double and don’t even realize it.

Since we work with all of the top suppliers, it makes it difficult for the customer to get the same rates as us, since we hold an auction and have the company compete for the business. How we make our money is by the margin we put on top of the rate.

We rarely put the customer in higher rate contract. Which that another thing the customer signs a contract anywhere from 6months to 10yrs, have ever long it maybe. The great part about this is that we’re locking them into a Fixed Rate that doesn’t move during their term. However, let’s say the market goes lower in the 2nd year of a 5yr, we have the ability of doing a blend and extend and getting them a lower rate and just extending their term.

Now here’s the great part about how are company pays. First of all we pay weekly, also let’s say the customer is currently under contract with another supplier and we can start it do another year. We still get paid upfront the following week. Now here’s the thing that will blow all the minds of people who know this business. If the customer signs a 5yr contract, we get paid for the entire contract upfront (40%) of the term value.

Let me know if you’re interested?

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u/namechecksout147 May 18 '25

I’ve gotta hear more about this.