So they don’t care about copyright? You can just upload cool stuff you find on the web and in theory make some money off of it?

Great article. Not absolutely passive, but not too much involvement either.

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I never new about Revver. It does sound like a good way to drive traffic to a website without having to make the videos yourself and it fits into the passive income category.

Thanks for the info.

I see you’re reading Freakonomics. I read it last year and thought it was great. Interesting stuff, and quick read. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the book.

Yeah, I can’t wait to dig into it. Give me a couple weeks and I’ll report back on it.

. I actually enjoyed his post more than my own. His ideas are much more general and applicable to his readers. He’s got some great unique ways to make relatively impressive passive income. I particularly enjoypassive income with Revverand his candy machine money. It’s not a place where you’ll learn about investing, Roth IRA’s and 401Ks, but I imagine it will be very helpful for those that enjoy the alternative income side of Lazy Man and Money.