For the majority of Hispanics, it is not a secret of the serious economic and social crisis that has hit Venezuela for several years, a crisis that has forced millions of Venezuelans to emigrate to different countries in both America and Europe, but those who do not they have wanted or been able to leave the country they have had to look for alternatives to survive the high inflation and the low salaries that we receive (approximately 5 Usd per month).
Many of these Venezuelans, including myself, have obtained a source of income on the internet and social networks that helps us survive in the country.
I will comment on some of the options that are used by Venezuelans, some more efficient than others.
VIEWING ADVERTISING
The first one that was used a few years ago were the famous websites that paid you cents for advertising, of course you had to have a lot of patience but some acquaintances were successful.
PREMISE
An option already discontinued but that was very useful to many Venezuelans was the premise application, they paid bitcoin for going to supermarkets, doctors' offices, etc. to take pictures of products and services upload them to the app together with information about those products.
YOUTUBE
YouTube has been another option for Venezuelans who have become Youtubers and charge a few dollars for uploading original videos, in fact there are many who have become famous thanks to that alternative.
HUMANATIC
Another widely used website is humanatic, they offer a reward in dollars for auditing phone calls, although they must have some knowledge in English.
VIDEO GAME
Video games are another very fun option for Venezuelans, with online games like Tibia or runescape you can earn an average of $ 2 per day equivalent in cryptocurrencies that can be sold and obtain Bolivars to survive.
STEEMIT
Finally we find steemit that has been gaining popularity among Venezuelans and is an entertaining and educational alternative to earn income while sharing your experiences, knowledge and information as well as interact and meet other steemians.
Surely there are many more options that are used by hundreds of Venezuelans to try to survive in a wonderful country but unfortunately fell into the hands of a bad government.
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