How to Get Paid for Driving
Getting paid while driving is possible by participating in special advertising programs. Companies provide advertising for your car which you can stick on and display as you drive around in visible places. The company, in return for having their ads on your car, will pay you a fee. In some cases, the company will even offer you a car. However, to qualify for a paid-to-drive program you will have to be over 18 and have a valid driver's license. You will also have to adhere to the rules laid down in an agreement between you and the company.
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Contact an advertising company, such as AdSmart or The Free Car. These companies offer to pay you for driving your car with their ads displayed on your car. Some advertising companies will provide a free car with the ads, while others will only provide an ad that you can stick on your car.
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Attach the banner to your car following the advertising company's instructions. Place ads in visible parts of the car such as the doors, the back and the front of the car. Drive around your town and other locations for a set period of time or for a certain number of miles as set by the company.
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Visit The Free Car website and register for a free car or to be paid for driving. Click "Get Started." Fill in your details and click "Submit." You will have to pay a small registration fee, and after that you will receive offers from companies with advertisements that you can display on your car.
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Visit the AdSmart website and register for a free car or to be paid for driving. This program is only available in the states of Philadelphia, New York, Delaware, Baltimore and Washington D.C. Click on "Sign Up Now!!". Click on the state in which you live and fill out the form. Include all the information AdSmart asks for and click "Submit." Wait for AdSmart to contact you and follow their instructions for setting up the ads on your car.
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Tips & Warnings
Never pay a recurring fee to ad companies. Fees are normally under 50 dollars and one time only, so if you notice a recurring fee on your bank statement contact your bank and the ad company to find out why there has been additional charges.
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