Unlike the other programs that I've listed on this site, this
page is full of offers that allow you to make money without having
any skills, except for being able to open an email and click on
a link. I think you can handle this. You just sign up for these
programs, they send you emails, you click on links in the email,
and they pay you money. You won't make a fortune doing this, so
don't get your hopes too high. For those of you that do possess
some HTML skills and can make your own webpage, or you know how
to send a simple link to some of your friends (and only friends,
not random email addresses) you can make a lot of money with these
programs. You will receive a certain percentage of what your referrals
earn, but make no confusion, this money does not come out
of their accounts. They will not make any more money by signing
up without a referring link. These get paid to read email programs
have been around forever (in internet years). Here are some of the
more popular ones:
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I've been a member for at least 5 years now.
Good program, and they send tons of email, so you have lots
of chances to make money. Your downline is several levels
deep, so you even make money when your referral's referrals
make money. |
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You could just sit back and wait for the emails to come,
but this program is really built for those people that are
motivated to build their downline (the people they refer).
You will earn a percentage of the income earned by your referrals
6 levels deep. If you refer 3 people, and they refer 3 people,
and so on for 6 levels, you will have 729. See what happens
when you refer 50 people! |
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Interesting program, you can pocket your earnings, or you
spend it on links on their site, which they pay people to
click on. So make money or promote your site. You can also
buy links
on their site, if you want to spend some of your own money. |
Once you sign up for the programs just add their referral links
to your site to start building your downline. Promoting these
programs will work on sites that are general interest, meaning
not too technical or too "niche," but appealing to the
13-35 age bracket (the internet age, as I like to call it). |