My Second Side Hustle Christmas update

Chris Lowry
2 min readDec 20, 2021

It’s a scam.

That’s what I thought.

Too close to too good to be true.

So I spent a lot of time looking for what’s wrong with it.

And a lot of internal debating on why it wouldn’t work.

Which is against my nature.

I’m a man of action almost always, so internal debates are solved fairly quickly.

I am the vanilla ice of decision making.

If I’ve got a problem, yo, I solve it.

I spend a lot of time talking about taking action to see what works.

I do it in series, in stories, in videos and in blog posts.

I try and test and adjust.

The wind ain’t in my favor? Climb the rigging and adjust the sails.

So when someone said, try this.

I should have jumped.

I finally did, last week.

Here’s how it works.

Sign up at Cloutzap.

Then start doing tasks.

One of the tasks was download an app and play a game to reach a certain level.

I did it while watching Yellowstone and added $140 to my account.

Another is to share on TikTok, Youtube or socials.

I did, and got more added to my account.

Just doing tasks here and there, I pumped my account up to $1500.

Now all I had to do was transfer it over via Venmo, or Cashapp or Paypal.

Before they let you do that though, you have to accomplish a set number of tasks, which seem fairly simple, but can add a day or so to getting the money.

For example, refer 5 friends.

When they sign up, you get $2 each. Sure it’s only $10 but a milestone you have to reach before you get paid.

Or complete 6 social media shares.

And download 6 tasks.

I hit a few milestones fast and some others, like the tasks are taking a few days.

No worries, because once I hit them, I’ll request a transfer and see if this works as good as it seems.

Keep your fingers crossed and test it with me.

See you on Cloutzap.

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Chris Lowry

Author at https://payhip.com/ChrisLowryBooks Runner writing books both fiction and non fiction, crypto investor, real estate and urban renewal.