Can you really get paid to search the web?

I came across a browser plugin recently called The Bar.

We’ve heard the claims many times before of tools and online schemes proclaiming that you can effortlessly “make money online while surfing the net“.

Well this appears to be another one of those. However for some reason this one makes me curious.

The way The Bar works, is that firstly you are required to download and install a plug-in in your web browser – the Firefox plug-in seems to be the most reliable from my experience so far.

Once the plug-in is installed, a little button with the initials “E.R” will appear below the address bar of your browser. Whenever you are on a website – any website – and click the ER button, a small unobtrusive set of advertisements will appear on the left of the screen. All you need to do is click on one or two of the advertisements in the left-hand sidebar, and you will make money. Sounds pretty easy huh!

Where the potential to make money increases exponentially, is the referral program for The Bar.

Invite your friends, and you will receive a share of their earnings, as well as your own. So it’s the old story – the more people you bring to the party, the more cake you get to eat.

I’m interested to know if this is just another ‘online network marketing scheme’ where no one except the owner of The Bar profits significantly, or if this is a genuine tool that can benefit any dedicated user.

I would love to hear your thoughts. If you have a few spare moments, and are keen on making a bit of extra pocket money, download The Bar and let me know how you go.

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