Passive Income

Passive income! Beer money! Honestly I've probably already mentioned something about this IRL so does it need a huge intro?

These have been confirmed (by a colleague) to have active payouts. I'm still waiting to hit the threshold on most to cash out (as of Jan 2018)
Also for many of these, be wary that they may not have secure connections (https) and can be spammy with ads. Let's be honest though, if you use the internet often enough to be successful with this, then you know how to deal with popups. Security Tips: use an old computer or laptop (laptops use less power) and wipe it of any confidential information. A fresh OS install would be best. If you don't have access to this, always use InPrivate (or whatever variant) browsing. Make or use an old/spare email address as you will get spam email. Lastly, make a password (or multiple with a mnemonic) you haven't used anywhere else so you're not giving out your actual password to these semi-sketchy sites. Always remember when assessing new situations/motives to follow the money!

Faucets

Faucets basically give you little bits of crypto for visiting daily (some hourly) so their ads get views. I have referral links for all of these that also give you a small bonus!

CoinPot Faucets
These are all connected to your CoinPot account where you can cash out your crypto, switch them around, and even mine from a browser interface!

Bitfun and BonusBitCoin get a bonus every 15 mins instead of daily.

FreeDogeCoin and FreeBitCoin



Ad-Watching Videos / Earn Offers
These sites have earn offers you can click / sign up for or download apps/games in exchange for crypto or PayPal payouts. This is where you definitely use a separate email and computer since you don't know if there's any malware in the "games" (if you choose to go that route). When you are not actively working on the little gains, you can 'watch' videos with ads interspersed while your monitor is definitely on and your volume is definitely not muted.

Data Entry
EarnCrypto.com - https://www.earncrypto.com/earn-free-dogecoin/?r=126970 has a data entry section that you can work on mindlessly without any spam! It might make more sense to explain from following the money: A company has a giant stack of data on paper they need digitized, could be thousands of pages. They pay the data entry company to digitize them. The data entry company breaks everything up into bite-sized pieces and outsources the work to you, where you can do as little or as much as you want in exchange for bits of crypto! Right answers give rewards, consecutive wrong answers give bans, so you can't really automate it further. From the EarnCrypto page, go to "Earn [your coin]" and click "Data Entry", go through the tutorial and there you go!

New Resources (unconfimred)
http://www.treesdoge.com/index.php?ref=936 EXIT SCAM, withdrawal has been pending for over a week and "support" tab is "unavailable".
Earn.gg ... haven't looked into it yet but it's an option there.
https://www.dogefaucet.com/en and http://indogewetrust.com/ are both listed as faucets on Doge's official website. Will do research later.

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