How Google's stats turn into $2,058 for YOU

Google owns the most widely used search engine in the world... processing an average of 5.7 billion searches every single day.

It pioneered a game-changing movie-streaming device (called the Chromecast) and sold 3.8 million units in a single year.

And it owns the most popular email service on earth... boasting an incredible 425 million users.

In fact, the company is so well known that businesses that use its array of services refer to it as having "gone Google."

Of course, I’m sure you’re familiar with Google — the third-most valuable company on the planet.

And I’m also fairly certain you use Google on a regular basis... or at least know someone who does.

But even if you don’t, get this: As long as Google remains in business, it is contractually obligated to disburse lump sum checks that give ordinary Americans the chance to pocket sizable piles of cash on a regular basis.

The thing you need to understand is that the chunks of cash you could collect starting today — up to $2,058 per month — are all based on the amount of business Google does.

In essence, every time someone sends an email through Gmail or uses Google to find the closest sushi restaurant, you get paid.

Every time a business runs an ad on Google — something that happens 30 billion times per day — you get paid.

Every time a video is viewed on Google-owned YouTube — which occurs 4 billion times daily — you get paid.

Why does this happen?

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To your wealth,

Brit Ryle
Managing Editor, Wealth Daily