/wiz/ - Wizardry

You expect us to help you for FREE?

>>230534
quintesenscial white answer

>Egypt
Do you have access to Fiverr?

>>230534
I'm just looking for someone to point me to a resource or a way that is legit and I'll do all the work, I'm not asking for handouts brother

>>230538
Yes, I got a few web development gigs on it in the past but it has been dry for quite some time now, people have just been using AI for the simple tasks that I used to do for money, kinda sucks but what can you do

>>230540
Have you considered just slopping together a crappy, cheap, obviously faulty game for Steam? You can find an assload of games made to be garbage on purpose which are just memes and other dumb shit shoved in to a Unity preset. These games usually have 100+ reviews, good or bad. The metrics are very old, like 2016 old, but they suggested that fewer than 10% of those who play a game they've bought actually review it. That means these bad games with 100+ reviews actually earned thousands of purchases. With Steam's payment share you can probably turn a few dozen hours of programing and other computer skullduggery to earn a few thousand quick, with more money trickling in through the years. You don't need to stop at one game though. Once you have your own little framework, you can even more quickly shit out trash that will be bought up.

The game doesn't have to be good at all. So many new and bad indie game purchases on Steam are people who
>collect bad games for profile cred
>buy keys to games in case the price goes up in the future
>buy keys in case the game gets delisted and becomes rare
>are Chinese
>have so much money that they literally buy anything
>like bad things
For one reason or another, people want garbage, so sell it to them.

the only time i ever made money on the internet was through scams, all the legit work is oversaturated and hard to get into, even though i was a really good programmer.

back in high school (over a decade ago), i would pretend to be a succubus on some shitty chat app and try to sell my nudes for 5-10 bucks. back then i'd make a fake unverified paypal, get them to send me the payment as a "gift" and that made it so they couldn't refund. then i would use that money to buy bitcoin and exchange it on one of those ATM machines without having to use a bank account or having it be traced back to me. at first i would lose a lot because no one would sell you bitcoin with an unverified paypal so i had to accept really shitty exchange rates and lose like half my profit, but later i figured out you can buy csgo keys with paypal and then sell those keys to crypto bots on steam and only lost 5-10% profit.

i was an amateur and pretty lazy, that's why i aimed at small amounts, but there were people that had entire set ups where they could fake a skype call and get a lot more money out of people. the technical term for this is "e-whoring". in ideal situation, the guy never even knew he was being scammed, he got his nudes or some pre-recorded action on the webcam and move on or kept giving you more and more money. like i said, i was lazy so i just immediately blocked the guy after getting 10 bucks sent to me, didn't even bother sending him fake nudes. these days this kind of stuff might be trivial to pull of with AI.

anyway, eventually i just got a normal job as a developer and made great money. making money on the internet is a pipe dream unless you're "in the know" and you use specific scam tactics to sell people bullshit products with marketing tricks, like some PDF that's going to change their life or cure their chronic illness or help them get laid, like Andrew Tate, he was a high-level scammer selling courses for thousands of dollars and pimping real webcam succubi but now he's fucked because he attracted to much attention.

>>230541
the steam market is oversatured. there's like ~70 new games releasing every day so it's very hard to get noticed. just producing shovelware and throwing it at the market is not going to work, especially since you also need to pay $100 fee PER GAME to even publish it. apparently, most of the games released don't even recoup that fee lol

better alternative: spend a year making a good polished game or application and use it as a portfolio project to show employers and get hired as a normal programmer. this is much better than trying to make it as a solo indie gamedev which is one of the most grueling and competitive markets to get into.

>>230542
What type of programming job did you get wiz? All my experience is in web and honestly I'm starting to believe it's borderline impossible to land a job in web development now, AI trivialized this job to the point that nobody, at least here, is hiring for it. I might look into game development as others suggested here.

>>230533
Try investing in crypto bitcoin stocks

Everybody wants to make money on the internet and it's mostly a pipe dream. All these get rich quick schemes are immature. You seriously think making a game and putting it on Steam is a way to make money? lmao. Same goes for making YouTube videos or whatever else.
There's only one way to make money and that's to have something someone wants. It can either be a service or a product. You probably can't provide either. Even if you could, in the last decade there's been an explosion of third-worlders that had the exact same idea and tried peddling their services through platforms like Fivver and all it's resulted in is a global race to the bottom where everyone's doing graphic design or whatever for peanuts on the dollar.

>>230559
>There's only one way to make money and that's to have something someone wants
Something like… a VIDEO GAME?!?!

>>230582
Yes, a video game people actually want to play, which statistically are exceedingly rare. Thinking making a video game is a way to make money is literal child-level thinking. It takes a tremendous amount of effort, time and skill to make a video game, and even then there's a 99% you won't make any money of off it.

>>230583
I don't believe that any of what you said is true. Earning money from game dev is like taking candy from a baby.

you can try to look at what other people do to make money online

>>230605
There's plenty of these videos online where people tell you I've been doing x to make money and I've made x in the past month and almost all of them are paid by that service to say these things and in reality they don't even use it. The reason I asked here is because I'd mostly trust what other people say here more than I'd trust these random videos.

>>230606
yeah most of these videos are scams

>>230533
I did surveys for a while. Pay was really shit (4-8 dollars an hour I would guess) but because I didn’t pay any rent at the time it was enough to pay for food and games. I would just fill them out while listening to music. I don’t know how far that money would get you over there but I imagine in some places at least it’d be alright.
Some tricks if you want to give it a shot
>1
Try to make yourself an ideal candidate. Consider what type of person they might be looking for. Someone without a car, job or family isn’t really ideal.
>2
Don’t scroll through too quickly. I think some might have a timer.
>3
Make sure to at least skim through the question. Sometimes they’ll try and trick you up with a normal looking question but which ends in something like “Choose option 2.” to see if you’re actually reading.

I don’t know if it’s possible in Egypt (europoor here) but maybe you could use a VPN and translation service or something like that to make it work.

Online tutor. You know English right? You can teach Americans how to speak Arabic or Farsi. If you know math above Calc 2 / Integrals you can be a math tutor as well. Unfortunately this also requires facetiming with Americans, most of whom are only doing this to fulfill requirements, and you'd probably become extremely jealous when you see how middle class americans live.

>>230533
i'll try to explain everything i know about ways to make money "fast" with "zero investment" anon. what i'm telling you is up to date, so you can dive right in with peace of mind.

first off, i highly recommend checking out the blackhatworld forum

let me cover the things i know that can bring in quick cash, similar to a salaried job the "pay per task" kind of stuff.
i'm not going to post links, i'll just write out the names, because even if my only goal is to help, there'll still be dumbasses on this site, where at most 80 people hang out. claiming i'm trying to advertise.

you can do clipping through ssemble or whop content rewards. if you need fast cash, this is the method i'd recommend most, or you can get paid directly per task from places like rapidworkers. you can ask these into ai to find alternatives, there isn't just one option. but what i recommend is doing clipping. quickly generate clips using free ai tools like openshorts and pocketwebtools, then post them on platforms like tikTok and instagram. they usually pay around $1 to $3 per 1000 views, but doing this isn't as hard as you think.

in the clipping business, you need to create different social media accounts. for this, you can use free "anti-detect" browser like cloakbrowser to open and run dozens of accounts, allowing you to post dozens of videos a day. simply put, if you post 50 videos a day across multiple accounts and 10 to 20 of them get 1000-5000 views (this numbers are minimum, some videos get 20k to 500k), you'll put "AT LEAST" $20 to $100 a day in your pocket. which is life saving money for someone without a single penny.

to post huge amounts of content across many accounts using anti detect software like cloakbrowser large numbers like 100 to 500 or more pieces of content a day, you need mobile proxies, but you don't need them at the start.
you can get by with just a free vpn and 3–5 free proxies, using one IP per account. or alternatively, you can tether your mobile data to your computer and toggle airplane mode on and off every time you switch accounts to use it like a mobile proxy.

do your research on what i said, of course; i'm not breaking everything down in depth here, but chatting with ai for an hour or two is enough to get it.
i understand your situation, so my advice is to jump on whatever comes your way without wasting time. obstacles will come up for sure, but there are a thousand ways to solve them. just be willing to solve them. trust me, if you're motivated, once you get a little bit of cash, multiplying it is super easy. don't forget to check the forum I mentioned above either, there are great resources there

and if you want to move forward with any kind of youtube content creation, you can use hyperframes for easy and high quality editing. it's an open source and free ai editing software.

additionally, if you're going down the software route, most of the free tools that can help you are right here: free-for (dot) dev

github.com/ripienaar/free-for-dev

tinywow com free tools for everything else

>>230541
>Have you considered just slopping together a crappy, cheap, obviously faulty game for Steam?

to earn money from things like this, even a small advertising budget is required; it is very hard to earn money from an average game that nobody sees. not just games, if you are doing any business with a zero advertising budget, what you do has to be of such high quality that it can market itself.

additionally, when publishing apps and platforms on stores like steam or Gpogle Play, you have to pay a one time fee of around $100, which is not a viable route for someone who doesn't have a single penny.

besides that, the advice you gave is pretty solid.


>>230542

>all the legit work is oversaturated and hard to get into, even though i was a really good programmer.

what do you mean by "oversaturated"? if you are looking for an online wagecuck job, yes. but if you are going to sell something online or make money by creating things, what you said doesn't make sense. almost the entire modern world actively uses the internet.

if you're not earning a salary or getting paid directly for something you create, making money online means driving "traffic" and selling something. by "selling something" i don't necessarily mean a huge app, game, or website service.
at the very least, you could create a short PDF on a topic you're genuinely knowledgeable and experienced in and sell it on whop, or build a simple app that solves a small task and sell it through platforms like that.

you can grow a social media account without showing your face or using your name, etc. and sell it for a good price you can easily find these marketplaces with a simple search.
likewise, you can grow a youtube channel without showing your face and earn standard youtube income, other than the content needing to be high quality (easy), there's no extra step.

>like some PDF that's going to change their life or cure their chronic illness or help them get laid, like Andrew Tate, he was a high-level scammer selling courses for thousands of dollars

yeah, there are plenty of scammers out there, but the andrew tate example you gave still doesn't make sense, because the guy isn't selling a course, he's selling a community.
there are over 100k people paying $50 to 100 a month. if it were a scam like you said, it wouldn't make any sense for these people to keep paying every month. this "everything is a scam" consensus is just bullshit spewed out by tiktok brains.
wherever you look in the social media cesspool, everyone calls everything a "scam" even if something is free, even if it has nothing to do with money, there's a low iq crowd calling it a scam.

this also applies to other "course seller scammers" like i said, there are plenty of scammers out there, but there are also many people who genuinely create value and actually offer something of substance. and no, i'm not selling courses or anything.

and on top of that, i even have a friend who makes between 1000 and 3000 dollars a month just selling in game currency in some crappy old MMORPG.
millions of dollars circulate daily even in these MMORPGs, and thousands of people make a living off of this, for fuck's sake. i really wonder what kind of world those delusional people who still come around saying "making money online is a scam" are living in and what the hell they're smoking.

>>230716
>cloakbrowser
i forgot to mention:
you should use cloakbrowser manager

>>230718
>I even have a friend
Wizchan 2026

>>230724
im a certified khhv + literally talkless wizard. so, shut your b ass up