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Just to Clarify You Can Make Money Fast with Your Phone

Nowadays you can't get around it: having a smartphone. Everywhere you go and state, you'll see hundreds of people working on their phone. Whether they are working on their work or watching cat movies on the Internet – everyone uses a smartphone every day.

Just go with yourself: How often do you not use your smartphone, when you should do useful things? However, why should you not reconcile the useful with the pleasant? Some other opinions said that mobile phone can making money. You check in this post about that. But in this article I'll teach you the best ways to make money with your smartphone!

Way 1: Make Money with Roamler

Roamler is now a favorite app for people who want to make money with their smartphone. It works very directly: actually, you just get paid to be a consumer.

Roamler pays you to carry out specific assignments.

Usually, it is about assignments that you have to carry out in stores. You should go then for example:

- Taking pictures of certain parts of the store
- Give your opinion on a product
- Review the ads in the store

Smartphone Roamler gives you commands based on your GPS location. The app then looks for you to carry out assignments near you. You run the commands in the app, which earns you money and experience points (XP). With XP you can reach higher levels, allowing you to execute more commands.

You can usually earn a few euros Per assignment. How many assignments you can do is very dependent on the environment in which you live. If you live in an area where many users of Roamler (so-called ' Roamlers ') are, you may get fewer assignments.

Roamler pays you through PayPal. From user experiences, it seems that Roamler is fast and reliable in cashing out. You won't save millions with it, but it's an easy way to make money in the time you would otherwise spend on pointless things.

There are also other similar apps that you can use to earn money like Roamler. These are for example Easy Shift and Field Agent. Roamler is one of the larger apps, so that means this app is also more reliable.

 

Way 2: Make money with pictures

Smartphones nowadays have better cameras than our cameras used to have. You can shoot the most beautiful pictures with your phone, without having to lug all kinds of equipment. Consumers know this – and companies are in the meantime.

How does this work? Very simple: You download an app as Foap or Scoop shot. These apps pay you for your photos! You can upload your photos in the app, or create a photo of a particular object as a command.

Then, all kinds of companies, such as big brands, marketing companies or news websites, can pay you to use your photo. You can sell your photo multiple times, and you can upload as many photos as you like. Get your inner photographer up and shoot the most beautiful pictures to sell!

Are you not so creative, but do you want to make money with your smartphone? Then you can download the app Iconzoomer. This one works a bit like Roamler; You have to take pictures of individual objects. The app tells you what pictures you should shoot. This way you don't have to be very creative, but you can quickly earn money.

Two days to Petworth

I think I realized the magnitude of what was going on in our lives when, about a week before closing, I had a dream.

In it, I was sleeping in my bed when a man broke into our new house and tried to burn it to the ground.

Now, while I can be an asshole sometimes, I don't think that anyone has it out for me enough to want to burn my house. People who don't care for me generally ignore me, which works out great. No fire involved at all.

I think I had this dream because I was starting to care about a place.

I'm 41, and this is the first time I've ever owned anything that couldn't be lifted up and moved somewhere else, let alone a building. I am an ex-employee of Urban Airship. This company becomes bigger like in this article said. So do I.

I've been a good tenant everywhere I've lived, arguably leaving most in better shape than when I moved in. However, now, this one is my responsibility.

So, as a result, I worry. I worry about the quality of the work being done before we move in, I worry about safety, I worry about the best commuting route to work. I worry about how long the front retaining wall will last before it collapses on the sidewalk, I worry about the kids I saw hanging out on the corner this past Saturday night, I worry about finding a dog walker, etc...

However, then, every time I'm over there working, I meet another neighbor, I see other people out with their cute dogs, things get checked off our gigantic "to do" list, and I feel more and more like this is a place I belong and that I haven't taken on too much.

Most of all, I can't wait actually to live there. I'm in LA now and get back at about midnight on Wednesday. The Packers and movers start arriving eight hours later. By Friday night, we'll be all moved in. Saturday the animals come back from the kennel to their new home and boom: we live there.

More than anything, I can't wait to be done with all the change and processes and things to keep track of and remember. Scratch that, I can't wait for Katherine, Buster, Lolly, and I to all spend our first night together there.

Then it will feel like home.