Spent 8 Hours Using Money Making Apps
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money making apps is a pretty hot topic
there's a ton of videos out there
talking about how you can make so much money just by simply downloading someapps on your phone and then completing a
few simple tasks and the money that's
being promised here is fairly
significant I mean scrolling through
these YouTube videos we're talking five
hundred dollars fifty dollars per day
earn four hundred sixty dollars doing
nothing six hundred dollars nothing I
mean it sounds a little too good to be
true but there's so many people
promoting this whole concept on YouTube
that I feel like they're a piece has to
be some money to be made there so in
this video I want to sit down clock in
for eight hours straight and see if I
can make more money using these apps
than I would if I were to spend the same
eight hours working a minimum-wage job I
feel like that's a pretty fair
comparison and will ultimately tell us
if these apps are even worth your time
but first let's find out how much money
I would make where I'd to spend the same
eight hours working a minimum-wage job
in the state of California the minimum
wage here is thirteen dollars per hour
when you're in a smaller tax bracket
you're not giving away too much money to
the boys over at the IRS so just to make
the math easy let's say you're getting
around $10 per hour after tax for an
eight-hour shift you should be getting
around $80 again depending on your tax
situation maybe you're getting 70 maybe
if you have a child you can use as a tax
deduction you're getting $85 it just
kind of depends but let's just say
you're getting between $70 to $85 for an
eight-hour shift now where I -
hypothetically speaking is not pay taxes
on the money we earn from these apps
commit some good old-fashioned tax fraud
can we at least make the same $70 and if
the IRS is watching this first of all we
were up here in 2019 I'm gonna need you
guys to take it down a few notches and
not take half of my money this year and
also that thing I said about tax fraud
was a complete joke I would never commit
such thing I'm Way too busy committing
insurance fraud but real talk makes $70
from these apps on our phone today for
the eight hours that basically means
that you don't even need to go outside
to get a minimum-wage job so it's
currently it's about to be 9:00 a.m. I
want to clock in at 9:00 a.m. and then
clock out at 5:00 p.m.
see what I did there it's a classic nineto five work day oh and one more thing I
didn't want to sit in this chair for
eight hours straight so I actually went
out to Ikea to buy a new chair yesterday
and if you know how IKEA works I think
you can understand how I ended up
walking out of there with a whole
brand-new stew
setup them Swedish folks sure do knowhow to sell furniture and make
scrumptious 75 cent hotdogs but I put
all the furniture together and end up
with this cool you set up here now back
on topic it's already nine ten so we do
have to get into this video so let's
just dive straight into this and secure
that bag so at this point I turned on
some heat and began by just searching
the term make money on the App Store and
downloading a bunch of these apps is now
loaded twelve different apps that I want
to test out a lot of them seem to be
survey apps so I think I'm gonna start
off with that try some of these apps see
which survey app is the best which one
seems to be making the most amount of
money and which one is the most legit so
the first snap I ended up trying was one
called quick thoughts which is an app on
which you get paid to take surveys on
these types of apps the money is coming
from either researchers doing a study or
companies who are looking for some
consumer market insight in order to
improve their operations 40 minutes in
and just made our first 40 cents from a
survey 40 cents and 40 minutes that's a
penny per minute that that's not too hot
that would be much better off so far
working in a new way job but we'll see
maybe this will take a turn I'm just
gonna continue grinding on these
different apps the next app I tried
actually pays you to download different
apps from the app store and then you
either have to sign up for a free trial
on the app reach a certain level in the
game get past the tutorial stuff like
that I guess the goal behind doing this
for the companies behind the apps you're
downloading is that they hope that you
accidentally forget to cancel the free
trial or for apps like the free games
I'm assuming that they hope you end up
liking and keeping the game so it's a
pretty effective way of getting people
to try out your app instead of paying
for ads they're giving the customer
acquisition costs straight to the
customer which is kind of interesting
two hours in we've officially earned our
first redeemable amount of money as I
said earlier this make money app you can
redeem 5,000 credits for five dollars
I've been downloading apps installing
apps and they pay for that I'm at 5100
credits let that focus real quick as you
can see 5100 credits which means I've
officially earned five dollars and ten
cents and also the 40 cents from that
one survey did so we're at five dollars
and 40 cents two hours in so I guess
we're still maintaining that two dollars
and 50 cents per hour
I eventually basically ran out of
I could download on the make money app
so I proceeded to try one of the paid survey apps I just got done using thisapp right here it's called Eureka
let me focus that and I think this is
definitely my favorite app thus far it's
a very clean design it's a survey app
and the surveys are pretty quick they
pay pretty well compared to the other
apps I've done the only problem this app
is that it only had three surveys but I
completed all three and I'm sitting at a
dollar and 40 cents at the moment on
this app hopefully some more pop up as
the day goes on since I actually enjoyed
using this app okay so as you can see
we're now almost halfway through the day
we're about four hours deep into this I
haven't gone insane just yet which is
pretty dope but I feel like right now is
a good time to take a quick break and
talk about some of the things I've been
noticing with the apps I've been using
when it comes to the apps that pay for
surveys it's kind of interesting the way
they structure them they'll kind of
throw in weird random questions like
which of these animals walks on land and
if you don't choose the right one they'll actually disqualify you from thesurvey it's their way of making sure
you're paying attention so you can't
really just sit there and spam random
buttons on the survey a lot of the
survey apps also pull the same exact
finesse scheme where they give you like
five dollars for just signing up for
their platform then you realize that you
need to earn at least twenty dollars to
actually redeemed that money and you
look at how much they're paying for
their surveys and they're paying like 20
cents for 30 minutes surveys so thank
you forever to hit that redeemable
amount and I think what happens in most
of these cases is people get the five
dollars they're hyped they want to hit
the redeemable amounts so they start
doing surveys start grinding and
grinding but they never actually hit the
redeemable amount because they'll take
an insane amount of time the person
eventually gives up and the app walks
away with a ton of free data that they
then sell and they don't have to split
that money that they earn with the
person who actually took the surveys and
gave them the data
not gonna lie getting real tired of the
surveys but with only three hours left
to go I'm just gonna suck it up and
continue filling these bad boys out the
most consistent app I found thus far is
this one right here it's called oh right
the one that says zap surveys they don't
pay extremely well but there's a ton of
surveys available and I've just been
filling him out in the beginning I was
actually getting frustrated because I
wouldn't be getting approved for any of
them the way these things work is that
lets say a solar company wants to know
more about how they can attract
customers who own a home and make
between seventy five thousand to a
hundred thousand per year so they put
out the survey but in the beginning they
don't tell you what demographic they're
looking for because if they did
everybody would just say they're this
demographic so you get approved for the
survey so instead they have you take a
little quiz to find out what kind of
person you are if you match the
demographic that this company is looking
for then they'll give you the survey and
you can get paid if you don't then you
get disapproved then you have to move on
so when I mine to do some research and
to find out who these companies are
looking for the most sure enough I found
a reddit post here talking about the
most sought after survey demographics
the top comment says that these
companies are looking for people who buy
and buy and buy do more than 50% of the
grocery shopping they're always buying
new products always looking to buy a new
car changes insurance companies for auto
and home a salon buys fertilizers drill
plants does everything so they're
basically looking for the biggest
consumers people who spend the most
amount of money buy the most products do
the most things travel all of that stuff
I started putting that down for the
surveys and churn up I started getting
approved more and more and at this point
we are raking in that dough and by that
I mean we're getting like 40 cents per
survey but nonetheless we are
consistently earning money so I'm just
gonna continue doing that we have about
two hours and 40 minutes left so let's
bang this out I'm gonna go ahead and pop
the pods back on and get back on the
grind yeah one more hour to go before we
officially clock out and talk about how
much we weighed and if this is worth it
or not but I'm still doing the survey's
I'm going to continue doing the surveys
for this last hour this is because
that's been the most consistent form of
from all these apps and we are done
I'd already like halfway deep in a
survey though so I'm going to finish
this real quick and we're gonna check it
back in but we're basically done 5:03
p.m. that is wrap we are officially
finished so after eight hours of
straight grinding on these apps I'm kind
of starting to feel like I'm about to
lose my mind but not really the thing
that made it horrible for me is the fact
that I got to catch up on a bunch of
podcast episodes that I've been meaning
to catch up on but isn't it entirely
possible I think it's entirely possible
Jamie pull up them so that was cool but let's now talk about how much you'veactually made and I'm gonna break you
down by app first up we got ten cents on
Google opinion rewards then we got an
app called quick thoughts which was a
survey app and I earned 40 cents on
there then we got a dollar and 40 cents
on an app called Eureka I actually
really like this app but I feel like
that's just because I was a good design
next up we got an app called make money
and we have 5195 credits on there which
basically translates if we go to the
payouts since 5,000 credits is five
dollars then that basically means we're
sitting at five dollars and like 19
cents and then finally we got an app
called zap surveys I really clocked in
on this one and we got ten dollars and
two cents so that brings our total
amount earned after eight hours of
grinding to 17 dollars any 11 cents
actually a lot better than I thought
however the problem is with a lot of
these apps you have to reach a certain
amount of credits or dollars on the app
in order to cash out so we can't
actually cash out a lot of this money
but realistically I think you could
probably earn around $40 for eight hours
of work on these apps I just couldn't do
that because I was testing out and
registering for a bunch of different
apps and that kind of wasted time we're
in seventeen dollars and eleven cents
divide that by eight hours of work and
that comes out two to two dollars and 13
cents per hour we definitely made a lot
less than minimum wage and from working
I think I've had like three or four day
jobs in my life total I would much rather do those jobs than be sittinghere on my phone running these apps and
whatnot not to mention that those jobs
would pay more even though they were
minimum wage so are these apps worth
your time I personally definitely do not
think they are if you want to go the
route of making money online I feel like
you either have to learn a skill that's
gonna earn you money such as writing
code or graphic design or you have to
start an online biz
I think the reason that people areattracted to the concept of these apps
is because although it's not much they
do guarantee instant money whereas with
learning a new skill or starting an
online business you have to put in a lot
of work upfront for free just so you can
have a hopefully have a pay off down the
line honestly if anyone out there is
even considering using these apps I'm
gonna stop you right there dog as you
guys know I'm partnered with an app
called weeble which is an app you
download on your phone and you can
invest into stocks through it if you
open an account with them using the link
I put in my description and you put some
money into your investment account you
get two free stocks worth anywhere from
ten dollars up to fourteen hundred
dollars so there you go I just saved you
eight hours of your life or if you win
one of the more valuable stocks maybe
even hundreds of hours of your life
either way no I feel like this was an
interesting and necessary experiment to
find out once and for all if these apps
are worth it in my personal opinion they
are definitely not if you spend like an
hour a day instead of using these apps you try to learn a new skill likewriting code or graphic design or
starting an online business you're gonna
be much better off but I hope you guys
enjoyed this video let me know how you
feel in the comments about this studio
setup right here I'm still gonna be
using the original Stu but I might use
this one as an additional one let me
know if you vibe with it if you don't
let me know in the comments
hope you guys have a great rest of your
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