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0:00Look, I got to be honest, but everything
0:01you see about making money online is BS.
0:04Drop shipping scam, passive income scam,
0:06get rich quick side hustles scam. And
0:09those telling you it's so great are
0:10usually trying to sell you a course. But
0:12what if you just want a basic work from
0:14home job that you can do alone at night
0:15without becoming a drop shipping
0:17entrepreneur business CEO or starting
0:20some weird side hustle? That's what I
0:21got for you. These 11 remote jobs aren't
0:23the most fun. They're pretty boring, but
0:26they're real. Some pay 14 an hour and
0:28some pay 51. And none of them ask for a
0:30degree or experience. If you just bought
0:32shares of Apple back in 2013, you would
0:35probably be a millionaire by now. And
0:37that's where these jobs are at the
0:38[music] moment. But it's not going to
0:40stay that way for long. All right, so
0:41the first one we got on the list is
0:42going to be Respondent. And I want to
0:44make something really clear. Paid online
0:46surveys and studies are a freaking scam,
0:49too. [music] You sign up only to have
0:50them steal your information or pay you
0:52like 30 cents for 40 minutes of hard
0:55work. I've tried these myself and I'll
0:57tell you so you don't have to do it. It
0:59sucks. Don't even try. But Respondent is
1:01something else. They pay an average of
1:02$75 per task. Really? Just for
1:05participating in simple research
1:07studies. And they're a legit platform
1:10that billion-dollar companies use. And
1:12they don't send you these annoying gift
1:14cards or pay you after like 6 months.
1:16You can instantly take out the money
1:17right to your PayPal account. And they
1:19post about 4,000 new assignments or jobs
1:22every single month and do $300,000
1:26in monthly payouts. So, why not take
1:29your slice of the pie? And to be honest,
1:30when I saw this, I was pretty skeptical.
1:33Remote work, flexible hours, and no
1:35experience. It sounds like somebody
1:37selling you the dream, right? [music]
1:39And so I actually looked them up. They
1:40are a legit business. They have a 3.9
1:43rating from over 400 reviews, which is
1:46pretty good. But hear this. They're
1:48working with hundreds of top companies
1:49including IBM, Microsoft, and Dropbox.
1:53And that's the reason why they can pay
1:55you so well. You could instantly make
1:56money from studies like this one, this
1:58one, or this one without previous
2:01experience. And the best thing is you
2:03can actually have it set up in about 10
2:04minutes, and then they find all the jobs
2:06for you. So, instead of having to
2:08constantly, you know, search through and
2:10scroll through endless tasks,
2:11>> [music]
2:11>> you can only see the ones that are a
2:13perfect fit for you automatically. And
2:16then you can choose which ones you want
2:17to make money from. It is not going to
2:18pay for a private jet, but it can add a
2:20small stream of extra income whenever
2:22you have some spare time. So, you're not
2:23only making money from your job, which
2:26you could lose or get fired from at any
2:27time. Again, the more streams of income
2:29that you have, the safer you are. Your
2:31employer doesn't really care about you.
2:33And I'll give it a score of 7.2 out of
2:3510. All right, next up, did you know
2:37that you can make money with Comcast
2:39from your couch at 10:00 p.m.?
2:42Seriously, no experience is required,
2:44only a high school diploma. That's it.
2:47[music] And it's super simple. Just
2:48search for Comcast, which is a
2:50billion-dollar company. Now, once you
2:52land on their website, click remote,
2:54yes, please, and boom, you'll find
2:57remote jobs. Now, the next thing you
2:58want to do is you want to click on
2:59virtual inbound sales chat [music]
3:02representative.
3:03That's a very complex name. But, you
3:05know what's funny? It only means one
3:06thing.
3:07>> [music]
3:07>> You text with customers. You type on
3:09your computer, and you text them, and
3:11that's it. And you get paid to work from
3:13home. When somebody's trying to cancel
3:15or change their Comcast plan, you're the
3:18one answering. You follow a script, type
3:20type type, and stop them from canceling
3:23or sell them a premium plan if you can.
3:25The salary is going to be $14.50 an
3:27hour, which is nothing special. But,
3:29what's crazy is you actually get
3:31commissions as well. And essentially,
3:33when you sell a plan to a customer, you
3:36get a share of the profit that you sell
3:37it for.
3:38So, that you can then put into your own
3:39pocket directly, and that is how you
3:42make the big money. Some are actually
3:43making $1,400 a month on top of their
3:46existing paycheck, which is an
3:48additional 17,000 per year. And if
3:51everything goes wrong and everything
3:52collapses, you still have your regular
3:54paycheck. Now, what about the shifts and
3:56when do you work? Well, it's anywhere
3:58from 3:30 p.m. to midnight. My only
4:01concern here is that you do actually
4:03have to work weekends, which could be a
4:06plus for you if that's when you have
4:07some spare time, but it's not going to
4:09be the most fun. It's not going to make
4:10[music] you rich, but it's 100% legit.
4:13And it gets an eight out of 10 score
4:15from me. All right, guys. So, next up we
4:17have LabRoots. And if you want to work
4:18at night without a boss tracking your
4:20every move, you're going to like this
4:21one. And they ask for no experience, and
4:24I mean it. LabRoots is actually the
4:25largest science community on the
4:27internet, but you don't need to be a
4:29scientist. All you got to do is head
4:30over to the website and click on virtual
4:32event moderator. Now, what does that
4:35mean? It's basically like babysitting a
4:38Zoom call full of science nerds. You're
4:40responsible for keeping the virtual
4:42meeting running smoothly, like muting
4:44the person who's connecting a vacuum
4:45cleaner to their microphone or is
4:48blasting out their favorite song for
4:49everybody to enjoy. The best part is
4:51also that the meetings are often held
4:52during the evenings, which is great for
4:54somebody who wants to work at night.
4:56Now, you guys know that I'm very
4:57suspicious, so I looked them up, and
5:00they've got a 4.1 star rating on
5:01Glassdoor, over 200,000 followers on
5:04Facebook, and a YouTube channel that's
5:06been active for 12 years. So, no, it's
5:09not some, you know, AI-generated new
5:11[music] sketchy website. It's legit. The
5:14only downside, though, is that you will
5:16need a bachelor's degree or some science
5:18knowledge, which brings the score down
5:19to a seven, but great if you're into
5:21that. The next job requires no skills,
5:23no degree, and pays $33 an hour, and
5:26that's Belay, Belay. [music]
5:28Sounds like a fancy French cheese, but
5:30it's a legit company. Again, don't ask
5:32me how to pronounce this. I still don't
5:34know, but I do know that they're hiring
5:36remote positions. [music] They've been
5:37around since about 2010 and also won
5:40inc.com's a best workplace award.
5:43[music] That's pretty cool. And what
5:44they do and their business model is to
5:46hire people for easy, simple, remote
5:49jobs. Wait, how does that work? What
5:51they do is they partner with companies
5:53like, let's say Google. They find the
5:55work and all you got to do is click I'm
5:57interested and they connect you guys
5:58together. Instead of all the fake job
6:00listings on Indeed that are only trying
6:02to steal your information. And there's a
6:04lot of them. Did you know that over a
6:05third of all remote jobs are actually
6:07fake? Yes, I'm serious. 36% of remote
6:11jobs don't even exist in the first
6:13place. They're either fake or they're
6:15already closed and held by another
6:17candidate. And when I saw Forbes sharing
6:19the study, I couldn't believe it. A
6:21third of all the remote jobs don't
6:22exist. It's really disgusting and that's
6:25making the job hunt even harder. Belay,
6:27Belay again, is different. You'll be a
6:29contractor and able to work as much or
6:31as little as you want. Usually between
6:3310 and 30 hours per week, depending on
6:35how much money you want to make. The
6:37best part is they actually handle
6:39everything for you and they pay you
6:40directly to your bank account every
6:43single month like clockwork. All you
6:45need is a laptop or a desktop as well as
6:47a smartphone and a stable internet
6:49connection. For example, they pay
6:51marketing assistants between 28 and $33
6:54per hour. Nothing really special, but
6:57it's remote and can add hundreds or even
6:58thousands to your paycheck every single
7:00month, which sounds pretty cool to me.
7:03>> [music]
7:03>> And that deserves an 8.5 score out of
7:0510. All right, next up guys is going to
7:07be Three Play Media. Did you know that
7:09you can make money by just typing on
7:10your keyboard, spamming those keys so
7:13much you just want to throw the damn
7:14thing out the window? Nah. It sounds too
7:16good to be true because you've seen all
7:18sorts of typing jobs, but they're never
7:19paying anybody and they're never
7:20actually looking for people. That's not
7:22the case here. If you know either
7:24English, Spanish, or another language,
7:26you can make money here. The only thing
7:28you need is to be at least 18 years old.
7:30Sorry, my haters, not for you. And
7:31you'll need excellent writing and
7:33communication skills. Obviously, you're
7:35going to be writing all the time so you
7:37need to know how to write. So, I have to
7:39be honest, this job isn't going to pay
7:40the best. You're not going to become the
7:42next Jeff Bezos with a transcription
7:44job, although anybody saying that is
7:46just lying to your face. But, I still
7:48think it's definitely worth it. And it
7:50can cover groceries, gas, or even an
7:52extra vacation with the money from this
7:54extra job. You can also work from home
7:56in the evenings or anytime that you
7:58prefer. [music]
7:59And yes, it's going to be boring, but
8:01it's a legit position. And if you're one
8:03of those people who can finish an essay
8:04in 15 seconds, great because the faster
8:07you can type, the more money you're
8:09going to make as you make money by
8:10typing. I'll give it a 6.5 out of 10.
8:12And no one talks about the pain because
8:14when I had to write a very long paper
8:16over a couple of weeks, I started to
8:18feel some pain creeping up in my wrist
8:19and my forearms because you have to
8:21slowly get used to typing a lot during
8:24the days. [music]
8:25And if you get injured, how can you make
8:26money by typing? So, be careful about
8:28not typing too much even though that's
8:30what you get paid for. All right, next
8:31up is going to be FeetFinder where you
8:33can sell pictures of your feet. No, the
8:35economy is not that bad yet, but we're
8:37slowly heading in that direction. Drop a
8:39like for the great ethical jobs on this
8:41channel. Next up on the list is actually
8:43Crazyegg. Yeah, Crazyegg. And this one
8:46isn't even a joke. It requires no typing
8:49whatsoever, and they hire worldwide.
8:51It's not the most fun, but it's 100%
8:53legit. I know you're tired of people
8:55saying 100% legit, real jobs, blah blah
8:58blah, but forgive me, it's actually real
9:01in this case. And it's not selling
9:03pictures of your feet either. The
9:04company Crazyegg is based in California
9:07and was founded in 2006, [music]
9:09which means they've been around just
9:11short of two decades if I'm not terrible
9:13at math. It's a real company with real
9:15clients and real [music] paychecks. And
9:17their founder is called Neil Patel. Now,
9:19why should you care about that? Because
9:21he's actually one of the most famous
9:22people in marketing. Thousands of
9:25companies use Crazyegg including Dell,
9:27Etsy, and Yahoo. You might have heard
9:29about [music] these companies. I hope
9:31so. And basically, what they do is they
9:32help people fix and improve their
9:34websites. They're taking a bad website
9:37to a good website. That's it. And they
9:39hire 100% remote with a flexible work
9:42schedule as well. And if you don't have
9:44any experience, start with a support or
9:46customer success job, where you'll just
9:48be helping people answer their
9:50questions. That's pretty much it. But
9:52they also have jobs in product and sales
9:54and in marketing, and they're 100%
9:55remote, flexible, and pay well. The rest
9:58is up to you. Who might tell you what to
9:59do. Eight out of 10 from me. Next up is
10:02going to be Playtest Cloud. And if
10:03you've ever dreamed of making money by
10:05playing video games, I have, this is
10:07[music] for you. Now, if you haven't
10:09ever dreamed about that, keep watching
10:10anyway. I promise it's going to be fun.
10:12Come on, cheer up a little bit. Now, why
10:14would somebody in their right mind pay
10:16you to play video games? Because better
10:18games start with better player insights.
10:20>> [music]
10:21>> And they need your opinion, and they're
10:22willing to pay for it. Somebody asked,
10:24"Can I sign up and do this if I'm not a
10:26hardcore gamer and I don't really play
10:28video games?" Yes. Being a playtester is
10:31not about being an expert. Game
10:33developers are looking for a variety of
10:35people to give feedback on their games
10:38to reach a broader audience. So, anybody
10:40is free to join. But what about the
10:42money? All these testing jobs, they
10:44never pay you a cent. And you're not
10:46going to get rich from doing this,
10:47obviously. [music]
10:48But the pay actually surprised me in a
10:50good way. A simple 15-minute playtest
10:53will pay an average of $9,
10:55which would be about $36 an hour if you
10:58went full added. Pretty good. And they
11:00pay you after every single test with no
11:03minimum payouts. And if you could just
11:05do like one or two of these a day, that
11:07would take you about 30 minutes and give
11:09you about $270 to $540
11:12extra every single month. The only
11:15caveat is you're not always going to
11:16have these ready, but I think it's still
11:18one of the better platforms to play on.
11:20I'll give it a 7.5 out of 10 because
11:22it's fun, and I told you they would all
11:23be boring. Over delivering. Next up is
11:26going to be smith.ai.
11:28And that name should tell you there's
11:29money [music] because AI is where the
11:32money is. For this, you don't need any
11:33experience and you can work either
11:35full-time or in your spare time. But
11:37Lucas, I don't care about this. What's
11:39the job? It's a virtual receptionist.
11:42Now, being a virtual receptionist is
11:44kind of like working the front desk
11:45without the desk. It's super chill,
11:48super boring, but in the best way and
11:50the pay starts at $15 an hour
11:53>> [music]
11:53>> and it's 100%
11:55remote. Oh, wait. Wait a second. Where's
11:57the catch? So, I looked them up.
11:59Smith.ai is used by over 3,000
12:01companies. They have a [music] 4.7
12:04rating, but none of that really matters.
12:06Can you get a job? So, I was actually
12:07impressed from their score. They've been
12:09rated high on happiness in the
12:11workplace, satisfaction, purpose, and
12:14also high on a stress-free environment.
12:17That's great and to me it looks
12:19perfectly legit until I saw this. Since
12:222023, so 2 years ago, their score has
12:26significantly dropped. Now, I don't know
12:28why that is, but it means that people
12:30aren't as happy as it used to be. Still,
12:32it's pretty good and usually it's only
12:34the angry people leaving the review.
12:36That's why every nightclub has a
12:37one-star rating because people are not
12:39being let in. Still, their overall score
12:41is pretty good and this is the CEO Aaron
12:44if you have any complaints, take [music]
12:45it up with him. So, this one is going to
12:47be harder to do at night, but there's a
12:48way because if you work for a client in
12:50one time zone while living in another
12:52time zone, you could technically make it
12:53a night shift only thanks to the time
12:55difference. Pretty [music] simple. Seven
12:57out of 10. All right, next step is going
12:59to be Honeygain. And if you have an
13:00internet connection, which you do if
13:03you're watching this, I think, then you
13:04can actually make money from this
13:06website. And this [music] is actual
13:08passive income. Now, I got to be careful
13:10with my words. I said it before, passive
13:12income is always a scam.
13:15Except in this one case and I'll prove
13:17it to you. Honeygain is an app that pays
13:18you for sharing your internet connection
13:20that you're not already using. [music]
13:22Now, if this doesn't make any sense,
13:23like how can you share your internet
13:25connection? That's what I thought, But,
13:27it's pretty simple. Honeygain connects
13:29to companies that need lots of internet
13:31for their services online. So, what they
13:33do is they basically pay you to borrow a
13:35little bit of yours. You install it on
13:37your computer, you let it run, and you
13:39earn money while doing absolutely
13:41nothing. And you can decide how much
13:42internet you want to share, so you could
13:44still be watching YouTube or playing
13:46video games. It doesn't affect your own
13:48connection, which is a big concern that
13:50people have. They think, "If I share my
13:52internet with somebody, what internet am
13:54I going to be using?" But, you actually
13:56decide how much you want to share. So,
13:58you could still be using the internet in
13:59the same [music] way. Now, I normally
14:00don't like these things, and to be
14:02perfectly clear, you're not going to
14:03make that much money, but it's 100%
14:05passive. So, if you're already on your
14:07computer,
14:08why not make a few extra cents? They
14:10also have millions of users, and to be
14:12100% clear, you're not going to make
14:13that much money. I would give it like a
14:15one out of 10 in terms of making money,
14:17but in terms of how easy it is, a 10 out
14:19of 10. Next up can make you serious
14:21money every single month, and it's not
14:23even a side hustle, because this can pay
14:24you thousands of dollars every month
14:27like a regular full-time remote job. ABC
14:29Legal is a company that helps deliver
14:31legal documents, like when somebody's
14:33being sued or they have to go to court.
14:35They make sure that the papers get the
14:37right person on time. And this job is
14:39100% remote and asks for no experience
14:42and no degree. They're hiring an
14:44outbound customer service
14:45representative, which I know sounds very
14:47fancy, but here's what it actually means
14:49for you.
14:49>> [music]
14:49>> You sit at home, or stand if you want
14:51to, get a list of lawyers, and call them
14:54to see if they're available for court
14:56jobs. [music] It's very simple, it's not
14:58complex at all. You're just reading a
15:00script and keeping things on schedule.
15:02And the starting pay is going to be
15:03about 12 bucks an hour, which
15:05realistically isn't very good, but they
15:07are mentioning growth opportunities and
15:09future higher salaries as well. So, as a
15:11starting point, I think it's a pretty
15:12good thing. Quick money and a launchpad
15:14for higher pay in the future. But,
15:16what's the catch? What do you need to
15:18start? [music] You just need basic
15:19communication skills, obviously English,
15:22which should be fine if you're watching
15:23this, and be able to think critically
15:25and solve problems. That's it. Eight out
15:27of 10 for me. Now, let's pick up the
15:29pace a bit. Next up is going to be
15:30Coinbase. Yep, I'm talking about this
15:32giant crypto company where people buy,
15:35sell, and lose their sleep over Bitcoin.
15:37But, here's the part that nobody talks
15:39about. They actually have a full page of
15:41remote jobs open to people in tons of
15:43different countries. [music] And these
15:45aren't just like tech or crypto jobs.
15:47They're all sorts of entry-level 100%
15:50remote positions. Coinbase has pretty
15:53good reviews with over 50% that would
15:55recommend working there to a friend.
15:56[music] And so, I always get comments
15:58asking, "Can I do this in my country?"
16:00And I found jobs in the US, Canada,
16:03India, UK, Brazil, and plenty more
16:06countries. And the CEO is Brian
16:08Armstrong, not related to the astronaut,
16:10I think. But, what about the salaries?
16:12They pay really well. And I found a UK
16:14job in customer service at 40,000 pounds
16:16a year, and one in the US for 70,000 a
16:19year. 8.5 out of 10. It's not something
16:21you can just pick up and do right away,
16:23but it's worth the effort. Next up is a
16:24job at Foundever, and they have 150,000
16:28workers in 45 different countries. All
16:31you got to do is head to their website,
16:33scroll down a little bit, and click find
16:35a job in your country. They have jobs in
16:37so many different places. We're talking
16:39Asia, Europe, Africa, the Americas, but
16:42I'm just going to pick the United States
16:43to make it simple. Now, here's where
16:45people get scared away. They think it's
16:47fake. They think I'm talking complete
16:48BS, because most of the jobs that you
16:51see here are going to be on-site, where
16:53you have to go into the office. Wait,
16:55[music] why? Simply because they have to
16:57list out every single location, like
16:59Texas or California. The remote job will
17:01only be one job listing, because it's
17:03remote. It doesn't have to, you know,
17:05include all the places. So, you will
17:07have to search for remote if you want to
17:08find it. Otherwise, you're going to see
17:10a lot of different jobs. But, how do we
17:11know it's real when there are so many
17:12fake jobs? I did some digging and
17:14Foundever has been around since 1994.
17:17They've over 28,000 [music]
17:19reviews and they are legit. Still, there
17:22are some complaints. To be honest, their
17:24score clearly isn't perfect, but still
17:26pretty good, especially if you just want
17:28to leave the office and make money from
17:29home now. Because they have so many
17:32different jobs at their disposal, which
17:33is going to be a plus. My score is,
17:35let's say it's eight out of 10. Next up
17:37is Actrivis or Activis, you tell me.
17:40Their motto is the best experiences
17:42start with the best people. [music]
17:43Okay, who gives a crap? Where's the
17:45money? They have some really good perks
17:47like work from home, better
17:49compensation, we'll talk about that,
17:51work-life balance, aka more time for
17:53you, and the best thing, which is
17:55full-time, part-time, and flexible
17:58shifts. So, you can work nights or days
18:00or whenever you just want to make some
18:01money. And if you're based in the US,
18:03you also get medical and life insurance
18:05as well as a 401k. But Lucas, what's the
18:07job? It's an [music] Activis Activis
18:10Ambassador. But what does that mean?
18:12What's an Activis Ambassador? Well, it's
18:14just a fancy name for customer support.
18:17I don't know why they put that name,
18:19maybe to make it sound cool. It doesn't
18:21sound that cool, but I guess they
18:22thought so. And all you need is a
18:24computer, internet, and a headset. You
18:26don't need any experience and you don't
18:28need a degree. I checked. And the pay
18:30starts at 15.25.
18:32Not amazing, but considering the fact
18:34that it's very flexible and anybody can
18:36start, I think it's pretty good. I'll
18:37give it a score of eight out of 10. Now,
18:40there's a ton of more remote jobs with
18:41even higher pay that I could show you,
18:43but then you need to click this video on
18:45the screen to watch this video up next
18:47and I'll see you on the other side. I'm
18:49going to go away now and record that
18:50video.