I stopped logging onto rewardingways.com. Their surveys are just from the same offerwalls as all the other pay per click sites offer and the survey opportunities are mostly just for USA residents, which begs the question if you are a USA resident why would you join a pay per click site in the first place. Applying for welfare would be a way better decision.

Thank goodness I never joined a youtube network. From the looks of their terms of service, they just want a cut of your ad revenue, essentially. They're a company. One way or another they just want to squeeze some liquid out of you.

It tends to be an isolating experience working on youtube. It may sometimes feel like a friendly and welcoming place, but it's really not. It's a place where people will do anything for views and attention and that's all they care about. You get more accepted by the pack when there's more engagement on your uploads, and it's a pretty sad experience. My one advice about that place is don't trust anybody, but I guess the people on top there already know that pretty well.

Apparently there's been a sudden upswing in the philippine stock market, I should have bought pldt shares while they were at a significant low at 1,400 per share, it's at 1,700 now.

God, I'm tired of computers. I wish all my obligations could be done without a computer. Last night I had a few browser tabs open, the pc went into sleep mode, and it just wouldn't load when I started it back up. If I didn't power down and power up the machine again - which damages it - I probably would have waited forever. In other words, the pc requires that I close all tabs each and every time I stop using it for me to be able to reuse it in a healthy manner, which is impossible.

I'm generally done with wad.ojooo.com. I can't stand doing the mouse scribblings it requires for ad clicks. Why can't it just use image verification like all the other sites.

I might try new stuff with my youtube channel . Obviously the "how to" stuff is not working very well. Maybe I should do other stuff. Like branch into other genres of uploads. Hopefully a branch of uploads that don't take a lot of work to make. I don't want to work hard for this. It's not worth it.

traffic's just down on both of my pages. I haven't gotten a single youtube view in a week. This blog is only getting blogger bot views. I'm in very bad water. I wonder what I will do if I run out of money and can't get a real job. I'll just give up on life probably.

I think I'm tired of clicking ads to make money. I hope I just get a real job soon. I just don't seem to be qualified.

Well, I guess I gave up on youtube for a reason. Why did I ever think I could make a living on there.

I mean seriously, what's happened to blogger? In 2009 the view counts weren't this abysmal.

From a logical standpoint, google can survive without its youtube content creators. Youtube doesn't really give them the most profit as a company - heck, it doesn't give profit at all, for that matter. The plan seems to be to remove all the content creators apart from the ones making content for babies. Which will work, actually. Google can shrug off that much of a loss. Their other divisions, like their smartphone market, could shoulder the billion or so dollars in losses that that youtube change would make.

Binary options companies seem to be the ones paying the highest rates on pay per click sites. I just don't believe in the hype over them. The high returns they promise on their sales pitches only gives me the feeling that there are big chances for very large losses.

A site that was hyped for a bit on pay per click sites was mycashbar, which is a toolbar that pays you to install it and run it while browsing. It takes up space on the desktop screen itself and not just the browser. It's 24/7 unless you uninstall it. I didn't like it because it blocked the view of the bookmarks bar, but it seemed to earn me 1 cent in a month for very minute toolbar time, so it might be worth it.

Google's new change is that they're going to make sign-ins much easier. Who needs this improvement? Signing in now is easy enough. Nobody needs an improvement to the sign-in feature. otherwise how come it's been working perfectly well all this time? If this sign-in improvement doesn't happen I think society will survive just fine. It's just google fat cats with nothing else to do with their time and money than improve the site in ways that aren't necessary or in demand.

I feel like giving up on youtube again. There are just no views for the past 3 days now, and there are zero views for 20 or so new uploads. There's little hope or point in continuing. Giving up is more logical.

Well it's monday! Time to get back to my pay per click stuff again. I'm going to catch up to my surveys and ad clicks. I hope I get to cashout my earnings to my savings account soon.

Sadly, I just saw that globaltestmarket.com now requires captcha entry for logging in. They turned logging in to their website, which used to be pretty simple and easy, into a time-wasting annoyance.