Passive Income with Agloco

Agloco is a company trying to pinch a few bucks out of the internet advertising money. The idea is to gain ground by sharing the revenue with their subjects, and that means with you and me. The idea is not new, and quite similar to the infamous AllAdvantage. I knew of people making thousands dollars with AllAdvantage back in the dot-com days. These were all cheaters, creating countless accounts and referring these to themselves, and running bots to click links day and night :) AllAdvantage was wasting money on these dudes, and went all belly up.

What's new with Agloco is that they seem to be quite aware of this problem. Times have changed, and there are no wild investor money to throw around. On the other hand, internet advertising has matured. There's a lot more services to be advertised, and advertising technology has been perfected by Google and the likes.

You can earn passive income by signing up and installing Agloco's viewbar. It is a narrow strip similar to the window's taskbar, spanning the length of the screen. Did you notice it in the screenshot? It shows some information and the dreaded advertising. The good news is, your income does not matter on whether you click anything or not. In fact, it does not even matter if you have the taskbar on all the time.

The entire profit is divided equally. That means the best strategy is not to cheat, as that maximizes your profit-to-effort ratio! One can earn at most five browsing hours per month. So if there's ever a moment you feel you are wasting your time online, well you might as well launch the program and earn your credit.

Once you have the credits, you automatically get a share of the entire revenue produced by all members, and even company shares. There's also a referral bonus, just like in affiliate programs. This is perhaps why the word is spreading fast through the blogs. I had signed up by a referral myself.

The company is young, and the viewbar was launched just two weeks ago. So if there's ever a good time to jump on this, then that's now. Even if the thing is not going to fly, you'll get something before they bust. It is commonly observed that pioneer companies will often disappear just to clear the way for successful projects built on their experience. Yahoo did not invent email, Google did not invent the web search, and Windows was by far not the first operating system. It may well turn out that this project will live, and you'll have extra money every month without having to sacrifice a part of your life for it.