I do not own a business, but I would like to try Google Adsense to make some...

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drummerguy

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...quick money. Is this possible? I am a 19 year old college student. I am now jobless, and I need to make some money to help me along until I can find another one. I am in need of rent and a few other things. I have heard that it is possible to post ads through Google's adsense for other companies to make some small but quick profit. I do not have my own website, but would like to know how, if at all possible, to use Google Adsense to make money without having to spend any (because I have none, literally). Also, as a side question, my rent is due in 5 to 7 days, but I have no way of making any secure money. Could someone give me some tips as to how, if possible, I can make 435 USD within this time limit. I currently have my old Dell Inspiron 1525 for sale on eBay, but I fear it will most likely not sale. Thanks in advance.
 
Online ads only pay when you have customers who look at them. If you have no website, you have no place to put the ads. If you spend a few bucks to put up the cheapest website possible, you will have nobody looking at it to click the ads, so you still won't have any money.

First create some content to draw viewers, then you'll have something to hang ads on that you can hope some of your audience will click.

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch -- you have to invest somehow, whether it be time, expertise, or cash, to make money.

Even if you had an existing website and lots of people coming to it, you still wouldn't get paid "in 5 to 7 days" anyway. Your best bet is probably to try to beg your folks for a loan; take a roommate to reduce costs; sell more of your belongings fast (pawnshop if you have to, though that's usually the worst return, but it's quick); or go back to the old younger-teen standbys such as mowing lawns.
 
Online ads only pay when you have customers who look at them. If you have no website, you have no place to put the ads. If you spend a few bucks to put up the cheapest website possible, you will have nobody looking at it to click the ads, so you still won't have any money.

First create some content to draw viewers, then you'll have something to hang ads on that you can hope some of your audience will click.

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch -- you have to invest somehow, whether it be time, expertise, or cash, to make money.

Even if you had an existing website and lots of people coming to it, you still wouldn't get paid "in 5 to 7 days" anyway. Your best bet is probably to try to beg your folks for a loan; take a roommate to reduce costs; sell more of your belongings fast (pawnshop if you have to, though that's usually the worst return, but it's quick); or go back to the old younger-teen standbys such as mowing lawns.
 
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