How do I make as much money as possible online just texting or talking to people without video?

 There are several ways to make money online by texting or talking to people without video. Here are some options:

1. Virtual Customer Service Representative: Many companies outsource their customer service operations to remote teams, who handle phone calls and text messages. You can apply for these positions through companies like FlexJobs, Remote.co, or We Work Remotely.

2. Phone Chat Services: Companies like LiveWorld, Working Solutions, and Alorica hire chat agents to handle customer inquiries and issues via phone. You can apply for these positions through their websites.

3. Text Message Marketing: Some companies offer text message marketing services, where you'll be responsible for sending and responding to text messages on behalf of their clients. You can find these opportunities through job boards like Indeed or FlexJobs.

4. Transcription Services: While not strictly limited to texting or talking, transcription services often require you to listen to audio recordings or phone calls and transcribe the content. You can find transcription work through platforms like TranscribeMe, Rev.com, or GoTranscript.

5. Online Chat Moderation: Some companies hire chat moderators to manage online conversations and ensure they follow community guidelines. You can find these opportunities through job boards like Indeed or Remote.co.

6. Voiceover Work: If you have a good voice and a quiet workspace, you can offer voiceover services for audiobooks, podcasts, or corporate narrations. You can find clients through platforms like Upwork or Fiverr.

7. Phone Survey Taker: Many market research companies conduct phone surveys and pay individuals to participate. You can find these opportunities through websites like Swagbucks or Vindale Research.

To get started with any of these options, you'll typically need:

1. A reliable phone and internet connection

2. A quiet workspace with minimal distractions

3. Strong communication skills (written and verbal)

4. A computer or laptop with a headset and microphone

5. Basic computer skills (e.g., typing, email management)

Remember to research each opportunity thoroughly and understand the compensation structure, work requirements, and any necessary training or certifications before applying.

Keep in mind that some of these options may require specific training or certifications, and pay rates may vary widely depending on the company, your experience, and the specific role.