Thanks for the list. I didn't have time to go through all the posts for this topic, but I didn't see any comments about RQA. The original RQA changed their name to Stericycle, but after that I received an email offering jobs for RQA. At first I thought that it was a scam, because the website is identical, except for color, of Stericycle's. I called Stericycle about it, and they said it was legitimate. Apparently, some of the employees left Stericycle and have stated their own company. There is a lawsuit pending between the companies, but it hasn't affected the operation of RQA. Both companies pay well, hourly for drive time, time at the location, and administration time. Admin time is the time you spend at home reading paperwork, doing reports, and entering expenses. I usually claim 1 to 1.5 hours for this, more for a big project. In addition, they pay 30 cents per mile. They pay quick too. The checks are usually sent about 2 weeks after the expenses are approved, which is normally within a week. I have been working for Stericycle/RQA for 10 years, and RQA for 3 years. Both companies do recall / retrieval projects. The projects vary from going to retailers, usually grocery stores, to check for and purchase recalled product, to going to a consumer's home to pick-up a single product. Stericycle pays in advance if purchase is expected, RQA will immediately send a payment to PayPal if you need the money back. Depending on what is being recalled, locations are available throughout the country. The only downside is that the work is not consistent. Some years I have had little or no work, other years I have made $1000's of dollars! Yes, that's three zeros, thousands.