Join Free, Remain Active, Get Paid Eventually

There are so many programs out there that offer easy, fast, big money.
Now ask yourself this, "how many people do I actually know who are not still trying to get their third referral?"

Try taking the slower route if you are still working or in school and don't have a lot of time or money to jump right in buying everything known to mankind to train to run your own websites, advertising/tracking system, networking/conference schedules, etc.

One needs to be a little less careful with the slower route, as most of the sites that offer a lesser pay out for either a lot of clicking, referring or both are free to join and try out. Of course, it will be frustrating when you get those fly by night paid-to programs that never charges to participate, but also never pays out. This is why it is very, very important to read the Terms and FAQ sections of sites that you expect to pay out. Some will go as far as to include a statement such as "100% admin fee to process all payouts" in their Terms or FAQ. This little statement (that hardly anyone will read prior to clicking themselves into carpal tunnel and ruining their reputation promoting this scam site) protects the owners from liability for not paying out. "100% admin fee" means that admin takes 100% of your payout simply for setting your account back to zero earnings.

If you lose time and not invested funds, the BBB will not help you either, so choose wisely what you choose to promote. Some of the things I will leave in this blog (in this post as well as future posts) I have been a member of for 4-6 months before promoting it so that I can know if the program pays the way they say they do prior to putting my endorsement on it.

I've been working online for years, though the economy forced me back to offline work a year ago, and many people have followed me through good times and bad because of my integrity and realism in the online marketing business. That reputation is something I cannot afford to lose, so I won't risk it by promoting crap for a hopeful fast buck.

Occasionally, I do test a site here and there, but in those cases, I will specify that I have not yet been paid by this program, but am testing it. Normally when a program is tested, there is at least some advertising benefits. Whether or not the program fails, there's still a gain.

Enough said. I do tend to ramble on.





InboxDollars.com is a tried and true paying program that has been online for years.
Free to join and earn whether or not one refers, although as usual, people who refer earn more and collect payouts faster.



Yuwie.com is one of my favorites, not only because I've been getting monthly payments from them for over a year now, but because of the great and varied classes of people that network there. The majority of folks in my top 3 levels of my referral tree are quite active and interested in not only sharing their opportunities with me, but are interested in the opportunities I have to offer. Yuwie is definitely a keeper.

This is enough for today. Gotta QuickBooks final project due in 3 days...yes, I'm a full-time student too. My hectic schedule makes the easy way of building a stream of steady online income my way to earn online income.

Happy Earning