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I have discovered that the internet has a wealth of money. In my previous article I have talked about the various ways that you can make easy and real money on your phone. The internet is not only connecting us, but it is making money.

International banks and ewallets use the internet to transfer funds. Ewallets like Skrill, PayPal and Neteller internet money holders for international transactions. Government use the internet to find Tenders. The fact you are reading this you have a gold mine.

news share GIFThe gold mine you have is you having access to the internet. The internet is no longer a market, but a market holder. Perhaps we need to change the way we think about income. Soon we won't be able to not have income and internet in the same sentence. The question I now want to ask everyone is, what are you waiting for?


In 2017 Google was report to of made $110 billion. The highest paid Youtuber has been paid up $10 million. TechCrunch is the highest paid blog in the world, driving around $2.5 million. Amazon has a net worth of more than $430 billion. Forex is reported to drive about $3 trillion every single day. Cryptocurrency has flourished in just 2017 to 2018.

You can get just for about anything of the internet. We need to exploit the wealth that lie within the internet.


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