Reno Omokri Says Crime Is Not Worth Committing In 2021, Reveals Ways To Make Legit Money Online

Reno Omokri, a former Presidential assistant, has stated that he still doesn’t understand why some people are involving in online fraud while there are legit ways of making clean money from the internet.

The famous author who noted that in 2021, crime is not worth committing added that people can make money through YouTube, Affiliate Marketing, Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing, and On Demand Publishing, among other things.

He also revealed that he had firsthand knowledge of how to make money on the internet.
He wrote;

The Internet is rich with legitimate means of making consistently clean money that I wonder why people still do Yahoo and 419. Crime is not worth your time in 2021.

You can live the John 10:10 life without being a Hushpupi. YouTube paid $10.5 billion to YouTubers in 2020. Affiliate Marketing generates $7.5 billion annually. Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing and On Demand Publishing can put literal millions (of US dollars) in your pocket.

Taking surveys and answering questions can pay all your bills. Look at me, I am a living witness. You do not have to be a crook. Get in the right game and avoid the wrong fame!

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