Nick Millis

Are you a sports fan who would like to bet on your favorite teams, but don’t want to waste your own money? Yeah, me too. Good thing for CentSports, then. At CentSports, you are given 10 cents to start with, and you can bet on any number of sporting events. You can even have your bets increased by sponsors if you look at some banner ads, which isn’t all that difficult (or if your’re like me, you can block the ads so it doesn’t even matter). You can cash out once you get up to $10, or you can just keep going. If you make some bad bets and lose it all, it doesn’t matter, because you are given 10 cents to work with again. It’s fun, and pretty addicting, but I’m not spending my own money, so I let it slide, and so should you.

This is probably one of the funniest things I’ve seen in awhile.

I was recently turned on to the documentaries Zeitgeist, The Movie, which was released in 2007, and its sequel, Zeitgeist: Addendum, which was only released last week. The first movie discusses modern religion, the control that the people in power really have over us, and who those people are and how they get it, such as with 9/11 (watch and you’ll understand). Addendum talks about the flaws of the American banking system that is in place, and also something called The Venus Project, which from what I understood is like a giant leap forward to create a new civilization. A lot of what is brought up in these movies could probably be taken with a grain of salt, but maybe not. There is a lot of compelling information put forth, and numbers and figures that would blow your mind. The claim is made that we have enough technology and resources, right now, to where we wouldn’t have to buy anything because we can make everything in abundance, therefore we wouldn’t need money, and wouldn’t need to work. Like I said, some things are pretty out there, and I don’t know what to believe, but everything you’ve ever learned is challenged in these movies.

They are both a little over two hours long, but I’m glad I took the time to watch them, if for nothing else than to get a perspective you don’t get everyday, or ever. Both are available at Zeitgeist – The Movie. They have a site that is supposed to be up any day now, The Zeitgeist Movement, that should shed more light on the info they have to share. Again, this stuff might way off, but I think they are worth the watch.

I just got my first check from Treasure Trooper for $74.85. Good thing too, because I’m a poor college student. Here’s my previous post about TT. Feel free to check it out. Go ahead, I won’t tell.

I wasn’t planning on making this post yet because I haven’t actually gotten paid yet. But I figured there is nothing for me or you to lose. On the right you can see I made a new link category called “Money.” Those links lead to sites where you get paid for reading emails, completing surveys, etc. I was skeptical at first, and as I already said, I haven’t gotten paid yet. The reason I haven’t gotten a check is because I haven’t made enough, since you need to reach a certain amount before cashing out. While I haven’t been able to cash out yet, I have been building up my amounts. It’s really easy, as in some cases all I have to do is open up an email. Don’t get the wrong idea, these aren’t get rich quick schemes, they are just easy money. If you want to join, just click on the links. If it asks who referred you, it’s yercell. If you just want to try out one, I recommend TreasureTrooper. You don’t have to pay to join or anything, so I suggest just going to try on or more of them out to see what you think. If it is something that you like and want to continue, you can get people to join under you and they can make money for you too. If you want to make a little extra, EASY money, I think you should try it out. If anyone has any questions, feel free to hit me up.