How to make money on the Internet

If you heed the advice on the previous pages, you may make money online with a computer. The amount you make, if anything, depends on your efforts* and the scheme(s) you choose.

[* If any purely automatic scheme exists, whereby you can simply pay some money, and you get more money back without doing anything, DO report it here, and we can all retire to Wonderland and live happily ever after!]

Broadly, all schemes have certain characteristics:

Some make money on the Internet; Many do not. Those which do not make money usually hide the method of the scheme until you have paid money to see it. When you find out what it is, you realise that it's just an idea so old, simple and obvious that you should have thought of it yourself. It's cost you $47 to find that out, and it'll cost you probably ten times that just to put the idea into practice -- all by yourself and without assistance. Meanwhile, 10,000 other people are doing the same thing in competition with you, and maybe only 10 will have any success with it. If those 10,000 were 10% of the suckers who fell for the hype, the "retired New York doctor" and "Rachel", who sold it, are by now sipping vodka martinis on a beach, with $470,000 in their tote bag, thanks to the "Ignorants" and the "Gullibles".

Some are free; Others are not. Those which are free usually earn little or no cash, but help you to achieve some other objective, for example, to get a gift, or to promote your own web site. The amount you pay and the amount of effort required from you to achieve success are often inversely proportional to each other: more money = less effort; less money = more effort. Hard to find otherwise.

Some are easy; Others are tedious. They range from merely visiting a web site to sophisticated programs requiring high technical ability.

Some are quick to earn money; Others are slow. "Quick" means shortly after you go into action. Nothing will happen if you do not make it happen! Some schemes can be so slow that they never reach the minimum payout level, and go out of business before you're paid. PPC Appraisal and DeQuba were such examples. Others, such as SurfJunky, purposely just never pay, and never respond to e-mails.

Most schemes require money from you, because it must come from somewhere. All require effort, because that's what makes more money. MakeMoneyPayPalace aims to be what its name suggests: a treasure-house of schemes which make your money pay you more.

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