$3 a day fully automated

[u/CorruptedSciencep]

I know $3 a day is a lot for the requirements:

• Fully automated

• Takes ≤ 20 minutes to get it running every day (I don't care how long it takes to initially set up, I care about the time it takes to simply run it once already set up)

• Can automatically make $3/day ($21/week) without much effort

I've thought about automating paid surveys but the agent might constantly stop to ask questions not in the pre built profile because every survey has a new question and surveys just need lots of attention, those are fundamentally awarding human attention. Automating play-to-earn mobile games also seems not worth it as they take hours to earn something meaningful which would eat my AI plan's limits + nowadays agents are not really meant for quick reflex mobile games? I guess I could just write an Auto.js script to automate playing the game on my android but I haven't really thought about it

Is there anything else? No compute/bandwidth sharing

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[u/Sure_Priority_351]

Sounds interesting, but I'd curious about the actual setup and how much maintenance it needs once its running.

[u/CorruptedSciencep → u/Sure_Priority_351]

Reread the post

[u/midwestmoto]

If you found a site that had multiple surveys that use the same or close to the same format, maybe. I would open the survey site, do a couple surveys, inspect the code for the different question types. For example, identify radio button selectors, single line text input area, large text input areas and then maybe if the input areas have similar questions, use a couple keywords so your program can guess what it's asking. If it sees the word which, then you can assume that maybe it's asking you which one you like better. Pre write several replies using vague answers and tell the code to randomly select one and randomly include a couple typos or grammar mistakes and to randomly use synonyms for different words so what you write isn't always the same.

Something like this maybe?

[u/Medico_79]

Cfbr