Back in high school, I charged people. Yes, I am a bad person. (I turned pretty much any favors I did for people I didn't know into a business venture.)

Mostly just in my senior English class, the guys who I sat with at the back of the room would pay me anywhere between $10 and $30, depending on the assignment I would write. They were mostly just kids who were working full time after school who seriously didn't want to be bothered with crappy literature analysis.

I would sometimes charge them to stare over my shoulder during a multiple choice test in other classes.

I didn't really cheat, myself. Maybe once or twice during a psych test, since it was just so EASY to cheat. We all wrote down definitions and things on a small piece of paper and hid it while taking a test.

As for homework, I think I did maybe a total of 5 homework assignments each year. I hated wasting my time doing that shit - it never really helped, doing all that repetitive crap.

The only thing I only ever did religiously was my math homework, if only for the practice to ensure I understood everything.

I was always too scared of being caught to cheat off other people, and I've always hated asking for help (which is why I dropped out of high school lol). Let plenty of people cheat off me, though, especially in history and English. That stuff came naturally to me; if it didn't come naturally to someone else, why not save them some work?