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Making Money Online! Part 1


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I think the time of waking up and going to work is over. So now it is in with the new and out with the old. The new is people have half of their lives on the internet.

I will not exclude myself. I have half of my life on the internet. Some of my banking is on the internet (PayPal). I am starting to buy online more an more. Look, I even dated online. I thought to myself if this is the case why can't I just all together make money online.

This post will tell you how to make easy money via the internet. I suggest you subscribe to this website and share with your friends. This blog is hitting 2 years old fairly soon, so I hope you enjoy.

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Online Surveys

There are companies trying to better their business and they need me and you to tell them how. There are companies willing to pay millions just to have people give critics on how they can better their business for their clients. Many companies pay for consultants and many give surveys out. Have you ever entered a business and they asked you to complete their survey's?

We are in a world where many companies ask clients to fill online surveys. With many of those comapanis they are so desperate for critics they are paying.

There are platforms where you can fill in surveys and get paid. You can build a survey status and more companies will want to fill you with surveys.

Here are some websites that pay you to simply sit at home and type:
These are not the only websites that you can make quick money. There are many other websites that offer free online surveys. Just check them out. If you love typing and thinking this is he extra income made and designed for you.
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All you do is sign up with your details and start getting paid. You sign up and verify your email and all that. Then after you just do the surveys they need to be done. Then you get paid.

Many of these websites use PayPal as a form of payment. So you may need to open up a PayPal before you start. Just learn how PayPal works and you will be cool.

Here's a video that might help you see what I mean.
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