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Getting paid to shop - legitimate - got my payment today!

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Fri, 16 May 2008 17:19:46 -0700

Anyone else a member of Ebates?

I just got my payment today. They have always paid on a timely manner. I've been a member for about two years now.

For those of you that don't know what Ebates is, it's basically a cashback program for shopping. They have over 800 partners, like Wal-mart, Old Navy, Target, etc. You sign up for free and just click on the link for the store you want. Do your shopping. Earn cashback. Some stores give 25% cash back.

It's completely free. You don't have to pay any fees and there are no catches.

Payment is made through Paypal.

The best deals are on the printer cartridges. I've earned 25% back before, just for ordering my ink cartridges through their partner stores. They have several of them. You simply check out each one and get the best deal. Your cashback shows up in your account within days.

They are running a $10 bonus right now. If you sign up and make one purchase through one of their 800 partners, you will get a $10 bonus added to your account. This is a true deal! They are basically giving you $10 bucks for free. Just for ordering something that you need or want.

If you'd like to sign up, click here.

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Pop and Indie blogger needed - work at home

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Thu, 15 May 2008 21:07:56 -0700

A popular sex and culture blog is seeking a part-time culture blogger. The ideal candidate knows more about pop and indie culture than all of his or her friends combined, can write succinct, witty posts that don't need line editing, is familiar with blog content management systems, and can absolutely commit to posting three times a day (the equivalent of showing up to work).

Please send an email no more than two paragraphs in length, describing why you are perfect for this job. In the body of the email please also write a sample post of no more than 200 words on any timely, pop-culture subject of your choice. NO ATTACHMENTS, please.

To apply, email gigs-681725070@craigslist.org

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Appt setters needed- Work at home job lead- work evenings

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Thu, 15 May 2008 21:05:25 -0700

There were several hurricanes in the last three years that affected areas in Southeast Texas (i.e. Beaumont, Port Arthur, Orange, and the surrounding areas). We are looking for people to call hurricane victims in those areas and set appointments for our licensed public insurance adjusters to give them a free review of their insurance claim and inspection of their hurricane damaged home.

Due to this type of marketing being most effective in the evenings when our offices are closed, we require that our marketers work from their own homes. We pay a generous flat fee per verified "Free" inspection/review set by you.

We work storms/claims statewide and so work is ongoing.

Here are the details:
The majority of calls will be in the evening
You must have a distraction free work zone in the evening.
We prefer candidates that understand a fair amount of dialing is required to reach our respondants.
Call Lists are provided.
Payday is every Monday.
This is NOT insurance sales.
No selling. Just set the appointmet for a telephone interview.
Appt. Setting Experience preferred.
Traininig will be provided.
Part Time and Full Time Flexibility.
This is an actual job. There are no fees, or services involved.
Must have:
High Speed Internet, Long Distance Service, Good Phone Presence, Excel, Quiet Workspace.

All selected candidates will start at $20.00 per appt. Then advance to $25.00 per at the end of the weeks review, then $30.00 per at the end of the month's review. Average callers are making appts. of 3-6 a day. Better callers average 4-8 a day.

Please send your contact information and resume or work details. We will be making a decision within the week.

The main thing I want to impress here is I would prefer someone with appt. setting experience, someone used to the fact that you have to make a lot of dials to get the person on the phone. But the payout is exceptional. There are no sales. If you make 3or 4 appts. a day that is $90.00-$120.00 bucks and the rest of the day is yours.

If we reach someone who was not paid what they should have been paid, or unsure, or still has damage and the insurance company will not talk with them or if they just are not sure, then we set an appt. for them to talk with the public adjuster on the phone. There is no cost to these folks, The adjuster works on a contingency basis of 10% once the full claim is collected and sent to the homeowner.

The main part of this is reaching the folks, then educating them on what a Public Insurancer Adjuster does and seeing if we can help them.

If the adjuster reaches them- you are paid, rather it goes to claim or not. If he does not reach anyone after several attempts- it goes back to you and is not paid. That is rare. Obviously most folks want to talk to someone about getting the full claim and money. If you have the persistance- you will make a good living here.

To apply send a resume to lanemill@cfl.rr.com Please make sure resume is pasted into the body of the email.

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Just joined Ad Toll - A new way to make money from your blog

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Sun, 11 May 2008 15:19:59 -0700

Today I joined AdToll. It kind of reminds me of Project Wonderful, and it's extremely easy to use.

You make 75% of the ads you sell. The company keeps 25%. This seems fair to me.

They have several payment methods available. I noticed one of them was PayPal. I use PayPal alot, so this works out fine for me.

Basically, you register your websites and add the code. They have different sizes you can use. I opted for the little square here on this blog. On another blog I am using a square that is 200 x 200.

You just add it to your site and make money. It's free for publishers.

I haven't added all of my blogs yet. I want to wait and see how it works. I am keeping my fingers crossed!

If you'd like to sign up, visit AdToll

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Hits4pay does pay!

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Sun, 11 May 2008 11:55:49 -0700

I will be receiving my first payment for Hits4pay between May 15 - 18.

I'm really excited. It was very easy to earn that $26.98.

When I joined (for free) I received a $10.00 bonus. I was a little skeptical of this program, simply because of past experiences with other companies. With the program, you don't have to download any programs. You simply log in to the website and check your inbox. If you have new paid emails to read, you click on view website. After 30 seconds or so, it will update and say you've been paid. It's so easy.

When I signed up, I decided to give it a try because it was free. Not to mention, you don't have to download any programs. So I'm happy to have made that $26.98. It will almost pay my Vonage bill.

If you'd like to try it out, click here.

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Graphix Position open - work at home

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Sun, 11 May 2008 09:25:36 -0700

Reply to: wendi@scheduline.com

Graphix Position (virtual remote)
Company: Scheduline, Inc
Scheduline, Inc. is the premier leader in web-based scheduling systems. We offer a dynamic environment that fosters creativity while giving the candidate the opportunity to work from home with daytime hours.
Qualifications:
The ideal candidate for this position will have experience working in a work-from-home, dynamic team environment, in addition to the ability to work with creative and technical team members as well as management to deliver projects on time and within specifications and instructions.

Job Duties / Requirements

• Creating of templates, Graphix, Banners, Powerpoint, Trifolds, Brochures, etc
• Finding and Booking Conventions & Expos
• Working with outside vendors
• Create & Develop Marketing Tools to use at Expo’s, such as banners, literature, etc.
• Other duties as assigned

Proficiency in:
• Basic HTML Skills
• Knowledge of FLASH, PHOTOSHOP, Corel Draw and Paint Shop Pro
• Creating and/or editing Power Point
• Graphics software such as
• Advanced Powerpoint & Excel Skills
• Ability to work well in a fast-paced environment and maintain professional demeanor under pressure

Please send resume with salary requirements to wendi@scheduline.com

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2 data entry work at home jobs available. Pay is $150 a week! Apply asap.

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Sun, 11 May 2008 09:21:35 -0700

Looking for 2 Data Entry Specialists - We need 2 data entry specialists to compile lists and maintain databases. Pay is $.20 per contact and we need up to 750 contact names weekly for weekly pay of $150 weekly.

All positions are part-time work at home, which will eventually turn into full time positions as the site grows.

Email Experience (if any) and letter of interest to jobs@getonrealitytv.com

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Part-time Lake Writers needed - work at home - no set schedule

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Sun, 11 May 2008 09:10:43 -0700

"Lakelubbers.com needs a few part-time lake writers to help build our database of USA lakes during 2008, then worldwide in 2009. You'll work from home, when you have time available, as an independent contractor. Our writers typically work about 15 hours per week to produce 5-6 new lake write-ups, but you can work less if you wish. If you meet the qualifications below, please see "How to Apply".

I checked out this opportunity last night. It looks like a great way to make some extra cash. They don't tell you how much they pay on the website. With the internet, the work would be so easy. You simply research, and write an article about the available lakes.

To work this job, you will need to have good research skills and good writing skills. It looks like they will be needing people this year, and next year when they go worldwide.

Qualifications:

Excellent spelling, grammar, and writing skills are required.
Your internet research skills must be very good. We will help you to improve your lake-specific research skills.
You must pay careful attention to details. We need a high level of accuracy in our lake listings and require that you never violate copyrights.
You must have a high speed internet connection, because this job requires extensive research via the web.

To apply, visit their website by clicking here.

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Question for those that use Smorty, Blogsvertise, or Sponsored Reviews

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Sat, 10 May 2008 17:56:18 -0700

I've been a member of Blogsvertise for quite awhile. For the last six months, I haven't been able to find any grab bag tasks. I'm emailed a post to do about every three months.

I've been a member of Smorty for about four months. In the beginning, it was great. For about a month now, I haven't been able to find any tasks or postings to do.

I joined Sponsored Reviews about three weeks ago. I've been bidding on posts, yet they are all still showing pending.

I have to wonder if this is happening to everyone. I know that there are many, many people that are registered with these places. What gives? I'm wondering if I shouldn't just give up on these three.

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Web designer needed - work at home

nobody@vox.com(angelface79) — Sat, 10 May 2008 07:23:18 -0700

The Web Junkie is a person who loves to build little web sites. They can create a slick look & feel and build the basic HTML pages to make it work. The Web Junkie does not have to be an application developer. The ideal Web Junkie can do the following:

• Design cool little web sites
• Follow the lead of a different designer if necessary
• Basic programming to make the site work
• Configure blogs, shopping cart software or basic analytics programs • Maintain sites at host
• Create designs for offline as well like business cards, brochures, etc

The ideal candidate is someone who likes to create brands and wants to spend the summer building a portfolio. The Web Junkie will have exposure to a variety of online marketing tactics such as well.

The company will be settling in Glencoe, IL, very near the Metra. However, the Web Junkie can work from home as well.

Just to be clear, we want Web Junkies, not actual Junkies…

The Company

My company does two things. 1) Business Creation Consulting (for lack of a better term) and Business Creation (also for lack of a better term). Both activities require quite a bit of web work. We are currently working on consulting projects in branding, ecommerce, publishing, software, and education - lots of things in the pipeline.

We are a start-up company, still in formation. We are looking for part-time to full-time help starting this summer. Click here to apply!

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