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I was paid more for the distance with it that and it was in a good area so they couldn't get local kids to do it , I had to cover four or five miles. This was 14 years ago mind! I remember thinking how it was loads of money! I did it for 4 years and I only got attacked once tho If you count close encounters with a poodle then hundreds of times. I think a paper round is a great way of installing the value of money into youngsters.
I remember saving my paper money for 6 months to but a new mountain bike which got nicked from the back of the shop 2 weeks later.
BrokenArrow Active Member. I got about 40p for each different type of leaflet. After two months I decided my skills were worth more than that, so I gave up. I got 6. And I used to sell the 'pink' sports paper on saturaday nights for 5. Wandering into pubs with a luminous paper bag and a spotty face isnt a good look. Believe me. C said:. I have a paper round at the moment.
I get about 6 pound on average every week for delivering newspapers on a wednesday. Thanks for giving me the tip of christmas cards,, i'm going to do that. For every leaflets i get about 40p i had 10 last week Tiring!! GasDad Remembered As a total aside: We attended the national newsagents federation awards in London this year my wife runs a newsagents. This included 'paperboy' of the year award. This year the award was one by a boy who had been asked by his father Father: 'why is your iPod all burnt looking' boy :' Oh that's from the fire' Father : ' What FIRE?
He'd spotted smoke coming out of some sheltered accommodation whilst doing his round - kicked the door, down dragged the old couple to safety, called the fire brigade and the police and contacted the housing manager, and then of course finished his round.
Only downside was the prize was sponsored by the Daily Mail, who were supposed to present it - they all got up and left when the Daily Express beat them earlier in the evening. But soon i mite be gettin a job which pays Wouldn't you have to be in the Telford area? Or is this spam? IronGiant Moderator. Back in I used to start at 5am, help mark up all the morning papers then deliver my round. Ambitious youth can still get paper routes with parental involvement, but many paper route jobs are held by retirees and other adults supplementing their regular income, according to BestLife.
The job appeals to those who enjoy working independently while earning extra money to pay bills, save for college or travel on vacation. You will likely earn around minimum wage if you decide to deliver newspapers for extra income. Your total earnings will depend on the numbers of stops made, miles traveled and the time it should take to complete your assigned routes.
Delivering newspapers is more challenging than you may think. The job is best for a morning person because newspapers must be picked up in the pre-dawn hours. Customers may lodge complains if their paper doesn't arrive in time to read on their a. Repeated complaints lead to job termination. You will be responsible for folding or rolling newspapers, and delivering them by foot, bike or car to dozens or hundreds of subscribers along your routes.
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