Gomez Peer by Rtd Mrt

Gomez Peer

With Gomez you earn money just by turning on your PC!

So what is Gomez PEER Zone?

If you’re thinking it’s a new Latin restaurant then you’re wrong. But it may address your appetite for legitimate ways to make money at home. Gomez Peer Zone is basically a subsidiary of Compuware Gomez which was established in 1997 and has a decent BBB rating (if that holds a lot of weight with you). This is important to note because it goes to show you this company has been around and established. It’s not in beta!

In any event, companies hire the Gomez group to run tests on their website's performance. This helps business owners identify network bottlenecks and any performance problems that can basically affect user experience and thus their money. The type of things they test is how website performs depending on the type of connection (Dial-up, DSL, Cable, etc), browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, etc), number of users, etc. It’s not practical for Gomez to buy multiple computers and trying to replicate real world usage and scenarios. So instead they get folks like you and I to join their PEER community and they tap into your computer to run these tests and get the data they need. Are you now wondering how this is all done?

How much can you earn?

We are not talking big bucks here. Like so many of the opportunities I promote, this is one small part of a larger plan of multiple streams of income. Money is money I always say and every little bit adds up especially when it doesn’t involve doing anything but turning on your computer.

One of the things I like is that the monthly threshold to get paid is so low. It is only $5. Considering how little they pay you, it’s a good policy to keep the threshold so low so it’s relatively easy to reach.

So what is the exact amount you earn?

Well it depends on what country you’re in. Basically, you get paid a teeny fraction of a penny for each minute they hook up with your computer to run a test. Sadly, the USA has one of the lowest pay rates ($0.000125 ). Our fine northern neighbors in Canada and the others in the British Commonwealth have the highest rate $0.0005000. Most of the rest of the world will get you $0.000250. Why is there such a discrepancy? My guess is supply and demand like everything else. You have to keep in mind there are already endless streams of “techno” information available about USA Internet connections and usage. Oh by the way, don’t try to be slick and claim you’re in a higher paying country when your ass is right here in the US. They go by your IP address although I know that can easily be faked. Either way I wouldn’t encourage you to do it.

Online time is credited in 15 minute increments and the max is amount is $.08/a day. You could almost reach the monthly threshold of $5 just with this, if you were logged on 24/7 which I am.