Getting Paid to Surf the Net
As a small business owner who works a lot in front of the computer, I have been paying special attention to ways to earn passive income from home.
One such channel is to do online surveys and get paid. The best paid survey I ever did was $35 for a 6 minute long questionaire. Not bad if you convert it into hourly rate; however, it’s not really passive income as you have to physically answer all the questions.
What caught my attention a couple days ago was Agloco. In a nutshell, it allows you to earn money while surfing the net. The good thing is that Agloco pays for your day to day web surfing - that make your earning truly passive!
Agloco is actually the same idea as AllAdvantage, which many years ago promised its users with payment for normal web surfing. It did work, and with my account with AllAdvantage and my then time moderate surfing activities, I was able to receive a few bucks per months. Then AllAdvantage went out of business. But I didn’t lose anything since there wasn’t anything to lose.
AllAdvantage was too advanced for its time; now Agloco is supposedly to make the idea a success, thanks to the far more wide-spread use of computers and internet.
According to some rather conservative marketing research, the estimate is that a regular web user can have about $15 dollars income per month from Agloco. Not a big sum, but you don’t have to do anything special. The amount can grow significantly if you can refer other users to sign up. I think this is sort of like a typical networking sales strategy - if you sign up using the Agloco link here you becme part of my network, and anyone who sign up through you bcomes part of your network. The only difference is that you don’t have to buy or sell anything. The “product” here is all the participants’ normal, colletive day-to-day surfing.
So your income will be higher than the average if you surf more than a regular web user, or if you can build a larger network. How much more? I don’t know. We have to wait and see. In the past few days, there has been tens of thousands sign ups - a good sign that Agloco may get it work this time and last. IMO, for a passive income stream, that’s the more important question.
The sign up with Agloco took me about 3 minutes. Very simple process, yet the potential of reward is pretty high. Since this would be truly passive income, I am not going to worry about it from now on 
Should you sign up with Agloco? It’s up to you.
Cheers!
Posted on Monday, April 16th, 2007;
filed under passive income.
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