The MyLot Residual Effect

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As of course we all aware, the best way to maximize our earnings on MyLot is to be as active as possible. And that does not mean just posting discussions. It means spending time on other MyLotter's discussions, and even being very active within those discussions. One habit of mine is to hang out on someone's discussion, going back and forth, for as long as the discussion's comments and responses allow me to. What I am referring to when I talk about the "residual effect" is after you have had a considerably active day, you will probably notice that for the next three days or so, even if you are not active at all, the earnings still continue to add up as people catch up with what you did on your active day. Of course that compounds if you are very active every day. But there is another way to earn money from MyLot that is entirely outside of the site itself. And it is as much residual income as anything. And what's even better is that THIS residual effect happens without any activity on the site at all. I know, I know, this is a longer post. We all hate them. I am trying to break this up as best I can so as not to lose you too soon. I have said many times before that I never spend my MyLot earnings. When I was on Bubblews or WebAnswers it was the same. I never spent my earnings. I never spend my earnings from Google AdSense or my affiliate link sites. I never spend my earnings from anything I do on Survey Junkie. Instead, I put all of my earnings into a savings account. And of course that savings account earns interest. That interest is earnings just like any pennies I might make being active on the site. Right now I have an account at Ally Bank. They pay 2.2% interest. Since starting at MyLot let's say I earned $100. In a year that interest payment I receive on that $100 is $2.20. Just by putting my money away I earn another $2.20 on my payouts. I will also earn 2.2% on the $2.20 in interest I am paid. I have been doing this for years, and these days the interest payments I receive amount to quite a lot more each and every month since I keep earning and putting those earnings away, and keep earning interest on the earnings, and keep on earning interest on the interest. Sure. We all want to spend what we have. Otherwise what's the point to making the money in the first place. But if you want the earnings to be the gift that keeps on giving, you have to keep it tucked away. Worst case scenario, if you want to spend anything, spend the interest. The more active you are and the more earnings you make, the more interest you will make, and you still get to keep the principal earnings. Best case scenario, when a site like this no longer offers earnings (such as happened to Bubblews and WebAnswers), you are still technically receiving payouts long after the site no longer pays out—from the interest on the payouts you never spent... But saved.