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mm.. the program that this site offers seems interesting. ill make sure to give it a shot when I have the time to set up an account. If anyone else here has had an experience with the site, please be as kind as to letting us know! Thanks a lot for the post, sitesmakers.

If you take the time to calculate how much it is that you are making an hour when doing these offers, you "suddenly" lose all motivation to go on with these kinds of offers.. Users very often only get one to two cents per email view or website view, hardly worth the time that it takes away from you..

Hey there, and welcome to the Xisto community! I think that over the next few days or couple of weeks you will realize that you made a great decision in joining this wonderful organization. I wish you the best of luck on your upcoming site, and I hope to see it in its completion! Best of wishes and see you around in the forums!

Hey there! Welcome to the Xisto community! I just wanted to say that you made an awesome decision in coming here and joining this wonderful service. I wish you the best of luck on your future website, and I hope that once it is completed, you decide to show off your site to us. Do not forget to be an active member on the forums! See ya around!

I agree with most of the aforementioned ideas in the posts above. Google's Adsense program is a great and easy way to get started making money online. Another thing that can bring in a lot of cash is affiliate programs. If you have some pretty good writing skills and have the ability to convince people, I think that affiliate programs can really give you a lot of potential. There is a plethora of companies out there that are willing to give a healthy percentage of their revenues to those who are able to bring business to their organizations. Anyways, I hope you find some kind of way through which you can make money. If you have struggles or questions along the way, feel free to ask here on the forums. I wish you the best of luck!

Well, you can think of eBay as a kind of virtual store where you can sell your items. If you manage to get your items at below the price that you will sell it on eBay, then you will make money. It's pretty simple really. If you do not find yourself interested in having to put up with vendors and all of which is associated with resale, I would recommend that you sell the items that are in your home that you never find use for any longer. This always helps to bring in some kind of cash. One recommendation that I would like to make before you sell your items on eBay (should you actually decide to do so) is prior to posting your items up for auction, first search those items that you want to sell to see for how much they are selling. If similar items are selling for only ten dollars, I personally think that it would be a waste of time to sell, since after all of the eBay fees are paid for, you will only end up with six or seven bucks. In either case, it is always wise to do some research on the product(s) that you want to sell or buy before you make any final decisions. If you have any questions regarding the process of selling items on eBay, let us know and I am sure that I or anyone else here with experience will be more than willing to help you. Best of luck and talk to you soon!

This seems really interesting.. I just signed up for an account. I will upload some stuff to the site later and see how well it works. I will let all of you know how it goes! if anyone else has any experiences, whether they be positive or negative, please be as kind as to letting us know how it went!

Yeah, this surely looks to be another one of those pyramid schemes. I do not think that it is only illegal in California, but rather in the whole country of the United States of America. I may be wrong, but in either case, the chances of you getting your money back from this kind of scheme is rather low..

This must be one of the most ridiculous cases that I have ever heard of in my lifetime. It amazes me to see the wild kinds of lawsuits that are brought up here in the United States.

Hey there! Welcome to the Xisto community Crypto! You made an awesome decision to come here and chose the site as your web-hosting solution provider. I have been here only for a couple of days, and I must say I am more than elated with the way things are turning out so far... I wish you the best of luck on your future website, and make sure to let us know about it when you release it!

I remember the days where I used to get eight hours of sleep... Oh, how I miss those days! Haha. Ever since I began college, I have been getting about four to five hours of sleep during the week. Sundays I tend to sleep longer, some times even over eleven hours...

Well, currently I live at a university, so it's kind of hard to tell you the answer to that question. What I can tell you, though, is that the internet service provider that I do have back home is Comcast. It has been pretty reliable so far, and I personally have nothing to complain about as of now, despite all of the controversial stories that I have heard about the company...

Haha, interesting topic.. I am currently in Bloomington, Indiana, where the weather is currently 65 degrees and rainy with dark clouds. The rain is seeming to seize at the moment though, so hope for a nice day of weather is a possibility I suppose..

This certainly looks like an interesting find.. I will have to make sure to check it out some time. Thanks a lot for telling all of us about it! I am hoping to see more quality and informative posts such as this one. If anyone does try this program out, please be as kind as to letting the community know how the experience was...

Yeah, I can attest to the fact that adding a website to Google's directory is a pain-stakingly slow process.. I guess that the only advice that I can give you is to be patient and hope that it shows up one day. In the mean time, you should try to promote your site on other search engines. Any kind of traffic that you can pull into your website should be generally helpful.

I think that if this were ever to get legalized in the first place, which I highly doubt will occur, the level of this incidence occuring will be on such a miniscule isolated scale that we should have nothing to worry about. But, hypothetically speaking, if this were ever to become widely-accepted by society, it would be the end of the human race as we know it. There would be no human interaction, no innovation, and no reproduction. I honestly think that despite the many mistakes that humans made, make, and will make, we are not that stupid to become reliant on something that we will know will destroy our species.

Hey there all! I am currently at the Kelley School of Business over at Indiana University, Bloomington campus. The school is really great here! Where is everyone else from?Edit: Oh yeah, I forgot to mention my major: International Business and Finance.

I'm really glad to hear your excellent success story, MovieNet! A while ago when I created my first site, I, too, had fairly impressive success with Google's Adsense program. I agree that the Firefox referral program is aweomse; it really does help drive in that extra revenue. Anyways, I wish you the best of luck on your website and a continuation in your success thus far online!

I agree with the posts above -- the site that you have there is very nice! While I am pretty well familiarized with most of those sites on your list, I can personally testify that CashCrate's program should be one-hundred percent trusted and pursued by all of those who are looking to make those extra bucks online. I remember using that website over a year ago, where I made somewhere around three-hundred fifty dollars, relatively a small amount of work to the amount of time that I put into getting that money. I promptly received my paycheck the following month, with no issues of any kind. I highly recommend this site to anyone here who wants to make some extra money online. Oh, and more thing that I forgot to add: CashCrate has one of the best referral programs that I've come across while surfing the internet. Check it out guys! I guarantee that you will not regret it!

Hey there! Interestingly enough, I was just reading about Helium someplace else on the internet, and i decided to pay their site a visit. I almost joined and began writing, but I decided that it would be wise to first do some research on the company and how it pays its members. I visited various sites where Helium's users would give their testimonies on their experiences, and more often that not, the consensus was that the website severely underpays its members based on the amount of work that they put it. One user went as far as saying that he wrote one-hundred seventy articles, only to find himself make roughly twenty-five U.S dollars thus far. On the contrary, though, there were people who managed to make as much as a thousand dollars, although they did put a genuine extreme effort into their work. Now, I'm not trying to force my opinions on anyone here, but to me it only makes sense that a person who truly does posses a talent in blogging or writing articles should start their own site, and make money off of advertising and so forth, especially for all of those potential bloggers here at Xisto, where they have an excellent opportunity to start their own sites today.