Things You'll Need:
- Internet Access
- Your PC
- Free Paid Socializing Accounts
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Step 1
Browse the following Paid Socializing web sites
(direct links under the "Resources" section):
MyLot.com
We will pay you every time you use myLot! It's easy, sign up and start discussions, post responses or comments to current discussions, news or blogs, or refer friends!
ThisIsByUs.com
Thisisby.us is a website that promotes excellent writing. anyone can sign up and write. The community votes on the best content.
50% of revenue goes to writers. 10% goes to commenters. Plus, refer new writers and earn 5% of their commissions.
Yuwie.com
Get paid to socialize with Yuwie. Blog, post videos and pictures, etc... Invite your friends and see your earnings increase.
Crazoo.com
Yes this is a paid to post forum, which means we pay you for each topic and post you make. Current rates are: $0.02 per new thread (topic), $0.015 per new post, $0.002 per referral post. -
Step 2
Sign up and/or register for free accounts with the above listed Paid Socializing web sites.
Maximize your income potential by signing up with several to all of these sites. Always take the initial time to provide yourself with as many opportunities as possible. -
Step 3
Take the time to read and each sites Rules, Policies, Guidelines, Terms, Instructions, etc... Don't assume anything!
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Step 4
Make a routine schedule and commitment for yourself.
Work these sites on a regular and consistent basis.
Although you're not likely to get rich, with a little time and effort, it is very possible to generate extra income.
Comments
greenwahm said
on 6/10/2009 wow thanks for the new ideas you can find me on yuwiehere http://c96b8161.ugalleries.netI checked out ThisIsByUs and they are no longer available
joanhaines said
on 5/19/2009 I didn't realize this type of opportunity existed. thanks!
Desula said
on 5/14/2008 Thanks for the links to these sites. Getting paid to socialize, oh my!!!
palthainon said
on 1/17/2008 Great post. I like the comment at the end to let people know this isn't a career move or anything. Exciting prospects for those that listen, however.