Brazil is a good choice I read a lot of shops accept bitcoin. So you will have no need to convert it to fiat.

Which makes it an ideal bitcoin country. I my country will embrace btc too soon.

Yes, Xapo already gives a debit card linked to your bitcoin account and my friend uses it there. He is from Finland. I hope to join him in paradise on the beach in Brazil. Its funny because everyone works to buy things and show off here in the USA and i am working to leave here. Even if i paid a bitcoin miner,my webpage affiliates  and reap the profits from that i still would be above average.

I am a newbie that has started looking for bitcoins since only one month, and I totaly agree with the global trend here that says that faucets are a waste of time. It is much more profitable to have a "real" work and invest part of the income in bitcoins...

Amazon Mechanical Turk is the name of the program. They're both talking about the same thing. It's a program Amazon runs where people can complete simple tasks that are too complicated for a computer to do, so they require human intelligence, and they pay anywhere from 1 cent to 20 cents per task (generally, sometimes there are higher paying tasks, like participating in research studies). You're not going to get rich doing it; if you're efficient, you can make a $1 to $1.50 per hour pretty reliably. If you're lucky and find the higher paying research studies, you can make $10ish per day, but those research studies don't show up dependably and are kinda rare. Most Mturk work is kinda like completing faucets, low paying and boring. You'll make more on Mturk per task, but you also do more work than a simple faucet request too.

Exactly, I read an article a few months ago that smartphones are what is connecting the third world to the internet.  No matter what people say about how faucets are not worth it, it is all relative to where you live.  If you can earn $2-4 a day on faucets in a third world country that is significant considering some people earn a dollar a day in some countries. This is just one example of how Bitcoin can bring the world out of poverty.

I quit faucets for the most part as they were taking forever to get too far and they were invading my sleep hours even. I just up

and quit faucets. I tried sig campaigns and that worked and mining as I have a miner. I sell the coins I make with the miner, they

are altcoins that I mine and exchange for btc to sell on exchanges and send them to my wallet.

That is the earning for the operator of a faucet. It is not for the users of a faucet. A user might earn $1 per day.

This was written a while ago but it still stands for poor countries to make a living, thee is an original post i made a wile back here is the link.

http://bitcoinfaucetrelay.com/the-bitcoins-earning-guide-on-how-to-make-a-good-living

Wow that is awesome and the kids can make money just for playing. I'm very impressed !!!