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The week before that I got 2 free copies of games that hit stores next
month. I've already passed one of those games though, so I sold the
full version to my brother. I used to go out, buy games, pay monthly
subscriptions to play those games online... and now? I go to school, I
come home and I have games waiting for me in the mail months before
they get released.
I used to work for a coffee shop too. But I quit, I just didn't want to
be there... I don't work anymore. Well, I get paid, but I don't
consider it work - I beta test unreleased games, and report the bugs
that I find.
I "work" with unreleased games about 4 hours a day, sometimes less, and
my checks blow away what I used to get making coffee for others.
My mom tells everyone that I play games all day long. She's so proud.
No one ever understands why she's so happy about it.. but that's
because they don't know that her kid makes more money than his peers
plus he's doing what he loves.
It wasn't always this way though. I'd go to school, go to the coffee
shop, come home late, play games, wake up tired, and repeat everything
the next day. On top of that, I also had to save up to buy games, pay
monthly subscriptions to play those games, and spend hours looking for
cheat codes and guides.
One day I found a website that promised me that I would play games
online and get paid for it. The site charged $59.99 for the
information. So I paid. After I paid I found that the site was such
garbage, it was ridiculous... But the seed had been planted.
I started doing my own research and looking for jobs that would pay me
to test and play games. It took me 6 months and a lot of trial and
error -- mostly error. But I documented my adventures and the sites I
used.
The thing about these jobs is that the more people you tell, the more
people you have to compete with when these companies hire. So like an
ancient scroll I thought about burying my guide, not letting anyone
ever see it. But, my friends and my conscience convinced me to share
the guide.
http://gtesterjob.blogspot.com/#

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ykxtmdjawfuj RemoveThis @yahoo.com wrote:
> The week before that I got 2 free copies of games that hit stores next
> month. I've already passed one of those games though, so I sold the
> full version to my brother. I used to go out, buy games, pay monthly
> subscriptions to play those games online... and now? I go to school, I
> come home and I have games waiting for me in the mail months before
> they get released.
> I used to work for a coffee shop too. But I quit, I just didn't want to
> be there... I don't work anymore. Well, I get paid, but I don't
> consider it work - I beta test unreleased games, and report the bugs
> that I find.
> I "work" with unreleased games about 4 hours a day, sometimes less, and
> my checks blow away what I used to get making coffee for others.
> My mom tells everyone that I play games all day long. She's so proud.
> No one ever understands why she's so happy about it.. but that's
> because they don't know that her kid makes more money than his peers
> plus he's doing what he loves.
> It wasn't always this way though. I'd go to school, go to the coffee
> shop, come home late, play games, wake up tired, and repeat everything
> the next day. On top of that, I also had to save up to buy games, pay
> monthly subscriptions to play those games, and spend hours looking for
> cheat codes and guides.
> One day I found a website that promised me that I would play games
> online and get paid for it. The site charged $59.99 for the
> information. So I paid. After I paid I found that the site was such
> garbage, it was ridiculous... But the seed had been planted.
> I started doing my own research and looking for jobs that would pay me
> to test and play games. It took me 6 months and a lot of trial and
> error -- mostly error. But I documented my adventures and the sites I
> used.
> The thing about these jobs is that the more people you tell, the more
> people you have to compete with when these companies hire. So like an
> ancient scroll I thought about burying my guide, not letting anyone
> ever see it. But, my friends and my conscience convinced me to share
> the guide.
> http://gtesterjob.blogspot.com/#