I know I’m a few days late on this one, but I’ve been busy with life off the computer and research for some of the money making projects I’m working on.
Anyways, in my last post I mentioned I was paid $23 directly into my Paypal account for just a few minutes of work. This is work anyone can do, if you really want to call it that. I mentioned there were two methods to this money making technique, and after doing a few offers via method one I’ve realized that there is just not much there in method one to make this sustainable income. This is where method two will come into play.
Here’s my screenshot of the most recent Payment. I’m currently waiting on one more payment to come in, which is a little delayed due to the type of offer it was.
My next post will completely detail method one, which anyone will be able to do to make some quick cash paid directly into your Paypal account. By the way, this has nothing to do with anything that would be deemed illegal or unethical.
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Yep, you’ve read the headline correctly. Two days ago I was paid $23 for less than 10 minutes of work, and the money was transferred directly into my Paypal account. This is one of the new methods of money making I am trying out, and hopefully it will create some additional monthly income that I can use to apply towards my debt elimination plan.
There’s really two parts to this money making method, and I’ve just started with part one. I completed another “trade” just a few minutes ago, and should be getting paid another $23 later today or tomorrow.
Here’s my Paypal screenshot showing the $23 deposit.
I should have another one to post tomorrow, and if it continues to be a viable money making method I’ll post more details on how you too can be earning $23 for less than 10 minutes of work.
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I know, you think I must be joking that one can achieve millionaire status by saving just twenty dollars per day. In all seriousness ANYONE can become a millionaire through the most common way to make make a million dollars, and it really isn’t that hard. But just how long would it take to achieve such a lofty financial goal?
If twenty dollars was put aside into your savings with no interest added it would take over 135 years for you to save one million dollars. Combine that with normal inflation and by the time you will have saved such a large amount, it will not be worth very much.
Now lets say instead of just saving your twenty dollars per day you invested it…how long would this take? Well with an average stock market return of about ten percent per year, this combined with the effects of compound interest, will have you daily twenty dollar savings turned into a million dollars in about twenty five years! Now we’re talking! (more…)
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Well the month of May once again proved to be a flat month, with no real increase in earnings. I spent almost twice as much as I made on what was supposed to be a proven method for consistently making $100 per day online with CPA, but shortly after I purchased the method it was released for free on one of the few forums I frequent. Now that sucked! So all in all I actually lost money for the month of May because of this errant purchase. With all that I have lined up on the schedule to implement for the month of June I won’t be spending much time on the forums, and definitely will not be purchasing any money making methods any time soon. (more…)
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According to a recent report by Merrill Lynch, there are nearly 2.9 million households in the United States that have a net worth of one million dollars, which included all financial assets as well as real estate. In a report from 2006 it was stated that there were about 9.3 million households that had a net worth of at least $1 million dollars NOT including real estate.
So, are these millionaires the real deal? For the ones that have liquid assets (stocks, bonds, and mutual funds) totaling over $1 million dollars they certainly are. However, for those that include real estate in their holdings they certainly are millionaires, but these assets are not liquid and therefore with recent market fluctuations and mortgage problems this has greatly affected many portfolios. (more…)
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