Make Money Online From Your Computer! (Part 1)

One of the most often asked question of people online today is "how can I make money online?" There is no simple answer to this question. There are literally hundreds of thousands of ways to make money online. Some good and some better. Of course the next big question following is, "how do I know it is legit?" GOOD QUESTION!!

In this post I would like to offer some legit ideas on how to make money online. I am not going to tell you that you will get rich by any of these programs, but there is legitimacy to them and you can make some extra money if you are diligent and persisitent.

Today we will discuss the method which has become popularly called PTC or Paid To Click. There is a limitless supply of these sites available, and they all basically have the same premise. You sign up at one of these sites, then they provide you with links to click on to view an advertisement. Usually you wiill have to "view" the ad for 20 to 30 seconds depending on the site, then your account will be credited for viewing that ad. The credits vary from site to site, but usually from $.01 to $.03 per ad viewed. After you have accumulated enough credits set forth by the site admin, you can cash out. Usually the minimums are set anywhere from $5 to $25.

One thing to keep in mind about PTCs is that there are many of them that are scams in that the admin never issues the payment after you request it.
Also, most of these sites are referral based meaning that you likely will sign up under someone who will receive credit of some sort for every ad you click, and you in turn can have people sign up under you in the which you will receive credit for every ad they view.

Below are a few PTCs of which I am a member. Feel free to check each one out for yourself for legitimacy here.

There are many, many others similar to these out there, just make sure that you check them out before you sign up and spend you valuable time.

Tom Brady and Me!

How many of you know who Tom Brady is? For those of you who don't know, he is one of the top quarterbacks in the NFL and he plays for the New England Patriots which won 3 Super Bowls in 4 years between 2002 and 2005. They also had a perfect season last year until they lost in the Super Bowl to the New York Giants. They were considered a dynasty and still are by some.

So, what does this have to do with Tom Brady and Me? Well, you may not know this, but on the first game of this year's season (2008), Tom Brady injured his knee with a torn ACL. Ironically, it was the very next day (Monday) that I was scheduled to have knee surgery to reconstruct a torn ACL in my left knee.

I can't speak for Mr. Brady, but it has been a week since my surgery and there have been some very highs and some very, very lows. I have never had so much pain in my life. The injury itself was not as painful as the first few days of recovery after the surgery.

I have since watched a few football games and every time there is a pile up I tell myself, "that doesn't look like fun at all!" I can't imagine Mr. Brady wanting to get back into one of those pile ups, but I guess he has several million reasons to get back in there.