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5th January 201916th April 2019

Make Money Online

Making money online from home is actually pretty easy if you have an internet connection. This article will show you some of the ways I have made money online.

1. The Online Surveys

It is as easy as it sounds. Certain websites offer money or vouchers for your time. They will offer you a number of surveys to participate in. Research companies are always recruiting new members to answer surveys and you can make as much as £10 an hour for your time. If you are like me, who is never far away from a computer, then it makes sense to have a window open to one of these sites. I have only used SwagBucks and YouGov so far, but there are far more sites out there with the same principal.

2. Rewards-Based Sign-Ups

20Cogs is one that offers huge sums of money, but it also requires you to put money into the sites it gives you. It may ask you to put £10 into a website and it will give you £10 for your efforts. Sometimes it will give you a cog that requires subscriptions to be completed, but you can cancel subscriptions after a few days. You can also gain money from inviting friends. My personal experience with them is mixed, but that’s not to say it isn’t for you. If you are a gambler, then it seems this could benefit you because it gets you to sign up to different gambling sites that have sign-up bonuses.

3. Becoming A Tester

Becoming a product tester is easy to apply for, but harder to be chosen. I have only signed up to test a couple of products and I have not been chosen thus far. If you are chosen, however, you test, review and then keep the products. You can then sell them or keep the products yourself. Whichever you choose is a profit.

4. Selling Stock Photo’s

I have only just found out about this form of making money. If you’re a photo happy person with great shots people may want to use, you can sell photo’s on Adobe Stock and other photo stock selling websites. Whether you take great landscape photo’s or have some amazing general snaps you think people will buy, then this is a great way to go.

5. Website Advertising

If you have your own website then you definitely want to monetise it with adverts. Google Adsense is the best option to get adverts on your website and get paid. You can fit it in around your website without too much disruption.

6. The Freelancer

If you have skills, why not sell them. Certain sites like Fiverr allow freelancers to charge for services such as; Writing, Music, Art and so on. There are plenty of categories to enter yourself into. Even if you feel like you don’t have any particular skill, there is something you could do for someone on it. I cannot speak highly enough of this particular website. It has been amazing for me.

7. The Music

I have been an indie artist for many years and I have been quite successful. If you have an ear for music then you can make simple loop music digitally. There are a lot of free music production tools online. You can the either sell it as royalty free music to various people or websites, or you can find a free distributor, such as RouteNote, and sell it online as an independent musician. You can also review music for around £60 per month on SliceThePie, which doesn’t sound much, but if you love music, might as well get paid for your time.

8. Gaming

There are plenty of ways to make a revenue through playing games. You can now stream game-play directly to website like YouTube and Twitch and if you manage to get enough followers of your streams then you could find lots of money in your bank via advertisements and donations. Alternatively, you can become a games tester. In early stages of game creation, the developers need hundreds of testers to find glitches and so on. You can be paid up to £300 per day for your efforts.

9. Voice Acting

If you’re into acting, but don’t want to leave your home, then try voice acting. All you need is a microphone and a bit of software on your computer. Who knows where it could end. Again, you could use Fiverr to get clients and set the prices you want.

10. Competitions

There are lots of free websites online where they give away products or money as prizes. You won’t have to pay anything out and if you’re lucky enough to win, you instantly profit. I have only just started on the competitions, but MyOffers seems legit and fingers crossed I win something.

I hope you enjoyed reading this article and most importantly, I hope it makes you money. Don’t be shy to share it on social media and don’t forget to subscribe to my website for updates.

Good Luck making easy money!

AFRICAN AMERICAN NOVELIST CREATES TWO THRILLER NOVELS AND IS WORKING ON A THIRD AND FOURTH

Former State of California Worker Seeks Thrills After Retirement

Sir Robert Winchell may soon be joining the ranks of Easy Rawlins, Charlotte Justice and Aaron Gunner, some of the most famous fictional African-American murder mystery detectives.

Winchell is a California-born, Harvard-educated, Scotland Yard detective who has been knighted by the Queen of England for his investigative skills. With a dependable reputation for solving crimes, the discrete but ever-observant Winchell has become the go-to man who powerful people call upon when they are in need of a detective.

The gregarious but astute Winchell debuted in A Murder in our Midst where a college friend’s apparent suicide leads him to uncover many secrets in the friend’s family including a motive for his murder. In his next appearance, Death Comes for the President, Winchell unearths that the leader of the free world’s apparent poisoning is connected to a series of unexplained deaths at Washington DC’s prestigious Walter Reed Medical Center.

The mastermind behind the fictional but fascinating Sir Robert Winchell is the loquacious, charming author, William Turner, a former supervisor of workman’s compensation claims with the state of California. Upon retirement, Turner put bureaucratic paperwork behind him and turned his attention to creating Winchell, who he freely admits is his alter ego.

“Nothing had ever come easily for me. I always had to struggle to accomplish what I have,” says the 71-year-old Turner, who lives in Lancaster, California, an hour north of Los Angeles. “Winchell is much the same way. We’re both African-American, both educated, both have well-to-do friends.”

As an African-American man, Turner is conscious of race relations, a theme that recurs throughout the novels. Winchell being African-American sometimes impedes his investigation, despite his impressive credentials.

The two novels have earned Turner glowing reviews, several hardcore mystery readers offering the ultimate compliment, “Wow, I didn’t see that coming.” Consequently, Turner’s dedicated fans are anxious for more. Turner is busy working on two more Winchell mysteries, The Corpses Beneath the Tree, where Winchell stumbles upon a murder while on vacation, and Murder in the Vicarage, about the death of a priest.

Writing has been a passion for Turner ever since his college days at Boston University where he majored in English. When a professor wrote a nasty comment on one of his papers, “It’s amazing the rate of illiteracy here in the United States,” Turner was devastated. However, he consulted friends who advised him to develop more style for his writing. So, he began voraciously reading to observe the style of other writers.

“Little did I realize that I had been influenced by Agatha Christie because those were the books that I read, the sentence variations, the technique she used and all that,” says Turner, who lists Christie as his favorite author.

Born in Birmingham, Alabama, but raised in Boston, Turner headed to California after college, tired of the bitterly cold New England winters. He had just $5 and a MasterCard credit card in his pocket when he arrived, but soon got a job as a clerk in the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office.

His advice to novice writers is to stick with it. Occasional self-doubt is inevitable, but don’t let that discourage you in the long run. Just keep honing your craft.

“The conversations you have, the everyday encounters, those are things that trigger the imagination and get it started,” says Turner who has one son and three grandchildren. “The mind, the more you think about it, it fills in the other portions and you take it there. I never commence writing until the story has fully developed because that way you will preclude writers block.”

His first two books, “A Murder In Our Midst” and “Death Comes For The President” are available on Amazon

2nd July 201817th April 2019

Tumblr Paedophile Expose

apple applications apps cell phone — Photo by Tracy Le Blanc on Pexels.com

I have used Tumblr for many years and this was a First

A guy popped into my feed posting sexual pictures of himself. The lad that was posting was probably a teenager, but he was posting definite CHILD SEXUAL images on his feed.

I investigated, as I am somewhat of a journalist, to find that he follows a number of other Tumblr accounts which publish the same content. Those accounts are considerably worse than the first one I came across. They have Hundreds of CHILD SEXUAL VIDEOS & PICTURES and they even offer trades though other websites and links to other places on the web to find more of the same.

I have contacted Tumblr staff this afternoon for them to tell me to contact another department. I did as they asked to find that there was an error on the contact form that stopped me from reporting the content.

I can’t report all the accounts single handed and it seems Tumblr Staff aren’t taking the issue seriously enough.

I am writing this expose to alert the community, because this shouldn’t be allowed anywhere, least of all on a major website. There should be no safe place for PAEDOPHILES! We do not accept them in society, so please alert TUMBLR STAFF to the MAJOR ISSUE within our online community.

(Blog Taken from Tumblr)

4th May 201817th April 2019

Have You Tried Coloured Hair Wax: Review

Recently I found an intriguing product whilst browsing online. It was for, as the title above states, coloured hair wax. I was going to do a video blog review, but I didn’t like anything about myself from the video.

At first I was really excited to try this product. It is a way to colour your hair and style it without the permanence of hair dye. When applying the product, you rub it into your hands first, and then on your hair. Once the wax is rubbed into your hands, they go very dry, almost like the wax sucks the moisture right out of the affected area.

Then I place it in my hair, and surprise, it dries that out too. It’s like rubbing a hedgehog. It’s almost like putting your hands and hair in paint and waiting for it to dry.

That being said, it does smell really fragrant and the finished result looks quite good. If you can get past the dryness of this product then it is for you. There are several different colours to choose from, and, like I said, you can wash it right out whenever you want.

As for me, I’m not sure if I will use this product again, but it was quite nice being a silver fox for a while.

Click the link if you want to try this product for yourself: https://amzn.to/2JSVajr

17th April 201817th April 2019

NHS Doctors Got Me Addicted To Drugs

In 2014, I was diagnosed with Anxiety and panic attacks by my local GP. The condition was so debilitating that at one point I couldn’t leave my own home for fear of having an anxiety attack whilst out.

After several months of suffering with the condition, I was prescribed a medication called Sertraline and I had to attend counselling for a few months. The steps the doctor took to help me were correct and did eventually succeed in curing my illness.

I have been on the medication for a few years and I was never told about any adverse effects of being on the medicine.

At the start of the year, I was sent a rather nasty letter by the NHS Buisness Service Authority stating that I now have to pay for the medication I take and that the charges now against me amount to the sum of £153.20. If I do not pay by 8th May, they warn, the charges will increase.

Now, since I received this letter, I have stopped taking the medication my GP prescribed and I have noticed my body’s reaction to not taking the medication being similar to a drug addicts withdrawal. Not to mention the fear of my anxiety resurfacing and going into a state of relapse.

Some may say that I should pay for the medication, but in this day and age, where every penny counts and more of us are in a state of poverty, it is not as simple as it sounds. The fact that the NHS doesn’t want to give people the medication that they need when it is as debilitating as it is, is only going to add to the social economic problems we as a society face today in the United Kingdom.