Earn cash as a KGB agent

If you need extra cash, there's an easy, fun way to score some green all in the comforts of your own home. Your mission? Become a special agent for the KGB.

Ryan Jones is a special agent for the KGB. It stands for Knowledge Generation Bureau, a service that provides answers to questions submitted by cell phone text messages.
He got involved after watching a commercial.

He's a full time student at the University of Central Florida. Agent Jones says he signed up because its a job that fits his schedule.

"I get to pick when I work and I can also work whenever. If I have some free time I can get some questions and get some answers out there."

To become an agent, you have to take a test. Once you pass, you go through training, than you're ready to take on some questions.

"Hopefully, I will know the answer to that and even if I don't I will search the internet and every answer we provide, there's a source on the internet."

For every question you answer, you make ten cents.So, the more you answer, the bigger your paycheck will be.

"I've made anywhere from 60 to 100 dollars a month and that's very minimal on my part that I've put into it."

Agent Jones says no question is off limits.

"There are some really, really strange questions, some normal ones. There's a question today I got where someone asked what state are the oldest remnants are found? And that was 14, 000 years old and it was found in Oregon."

You'll be charged whatever your cell phone provider charges for a text. Then, if the KGB agent answers your question, its an additional 99 cents.