If you want to make money but don’t feel like putting any work into it, here’s my list of the top five easiest ways to make money online of all time. I am not saying you can quit your day job, but you can totally make a few bucks with absolutely no work and no investment.
1. Hits4Pay: Sign up for H4P then they’ll send you emails every day (several of them). “Read” the emails. You make .02 cents for every one you read and even more money for your referrals emails and their referrals emails. My earnings: $80.00 a month!
2. Vindale: Get paid to complete offers. The best part: You get $5.00 per referral, so just tell people to sign up and make money.
3. myLot: mylot pays you for every conversation you participate in by tyiping a response. Plus they pay you for every new topic you create. AND you get more money for resposes to your topics AND even more money for referrals. The majority of the conversations on the site are for people who have a 5th grade I.Q. so it is very easy to keep up and earn at the same time ("Which do you like better; Chocolate or White Milk?"). However, there are a few 7th grade I.Q conversations as well… just not as many. ;)
4. Yuwie: This is just like Myspace but you get paid to use it. You earn money for every 1,000 times your profile is looked at, blog is read, you change your photos, etc. It’s easy to get a few hundred views every day without even logging in. Just sign up then join a bunch of clubs. Post a comment that says “Add me” or “I need friends." You’ll get like 90 requests a day for friends.
5. SurveySavvy: They are a 100% legit, strictly surveys company. Each survey pays $2 flat and you can cash out your earnings as often as you want because there is no minimum amount you need to earn to request a check. At 10 surveys a week, worth $2 each, I am making almost $100 a month from Survey Savvy, and there’s no hassle at all. In addition to making money from your own surveys, you also get great referral money! Survey Savvy pays you $1 for every survey any of your referrals take.
Monday, September 28, 2009
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