How do you make online money without doing anything?

Answer 1

Obviously you have a computer, therefore there are a couple programs to make the best out of your computer.

The following programs i have personally used, tested, and profited from.

Gomez PEER Zone.

You fill out an application. download their free PC Based only PEER software. Then keep your computer turned on so Gomez can see your PEER is ready and waiting. At this point you are in "pending" status. Your account will get turned on and in "active" status at some point in the future. This often depends on Demographics and they will tend to pick those whose computers are always available. When you become active, they will start using the software to test the speed and performance of websites. It runs in the background and you can set it so you never even see it unless you want to check your stats. Make sure to leave it running as long as possible, i leave my computer on over-night.

It takes awhile to get an activated account, but not over a few weeks.

Swagbucks

You can choose between using their toolbar, filling out surveys, or both! I personally do not like surveys, therefore use their toolbar. It is not slow at all, and searches just as fast as Google Chrome. Use the Swagbucks extention plugin and rack up points just by doing your daily browsing of the internet. The points may not come at a lightning fast pace, but trust me, over time, by just using their browser.

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Creating that required a lot of knowledge and effort, itself showing that the answer to the question is a very obvious NO. You will achieve nothing, let alone make money from it, by doing nothing! And that applies whether you are discussing computer programming or floor-cleaning. Laziness gains nowt.

Further, I don't understand fully what Swagbucks is meant to do, and it is not properly explained; but it looks like one of two things of highly dubious morality and indeed legality. A), a forlorn attempt at pyramid-selling, a pernicious fraud that is illegal in the UK - and in the USA? OR B) an attempt to gain access to, and mis-use, other people's computers. I challenge the responder to convince us all otherwise.