• Tinkerman said on Oct 26, 2006....

  If u think this is simply too good to be true, IT IS!
  Please save the one time registration fee and read this article for enlightenment.

• qriusblogr said on Oct 26, 2006....

  if you're willing to pay $20 to be a member, why not invest your money instead with a reliable program that can earn you profit.  it will take a bit of time, but hey you can't pick up the amount in the street. please view my posts on investments if interested.
  

• ZsuzsiO said on Oct 26, 2006....

  I've read both articles. None of them really gave me an answer to my question about the paid e mail sending online jobs, but it was interesting reading.
  Tinkerman, I'm sorry but I do not agree with that article - not the tone neither the facts it's stating. I know that smart people can do grait things with their money, but things aren't that simple for all of us. I might be a trained employee of my "master" but if I have a job and do a good work I know how much I get paid and when. And also, since our world is still looking at the things the way wo do, having a secure job with SS and all, still makes me look like a decent person when I want to get a loan, rent an apartman, get a new car, etc.... If you work from home, if you have a business or an online job you still have a job, so the whole theory is wrong. And the benefits of working for your own are small compared to the responsibility and stress you'll have to be under. If you do something wrong, even if it is only a result of lack of knowledge, you will be responsible for that. If you are not good at what you strat doing you will not make any money out of it. So no, there is nothing wrong with having a job, and no it does not make any one a "moran". But I get the messege, I know that having an independent, confortable way of earning income is wonderfull thing - for those who are capable doing it.
   
  qriusblogr, thank you for the information. I've been thinking about investing in stocks, but as much as I know about it (and that's close to nothng) it is a very risky buseniss. You should know the field well before getting into it, do some research and keep track of the whole thing all the time. You can do good money but you can lose just as much at the same time. And what happenes when you lose? It's a gamble isn't it?
  But I'd try it with a small amount first, and keep on investing the same small amount each time. But for now, I'm looking to get paid every two weeks so I can quickly pay some bills RIGHT NOW - not in 3 months.
   
  So again, my question to you all is:
  $50 (I checked it again with other sites too, it isn't $30) one time fee and I'll get to start sending e mails and getting paid $25 each? Is it possible? Should i do it or is there something you guys already know and can tell me about? Is it a waist of money, or a good online job?
   

• aeschylus said on Oct 26, 2006....

  ZsuzsiO ...
  
  Not possible my dear.
  
  Why not go to the places like Associated Content, or the other online eZine sites that pay for articles.
  
  They pay what is called piece work, same as blogging or whatever, but you have to essentially write articles about things.
  
  For the money they pay you, they own the copyright (although you can submit material without pay and retain the copyright).
  
  I write most of my own stuff for my own sites so I don't do much at Associated Content other than watch the search engines and such.
  
  There are authentic jobs out there, but you have to go out and hustle for them. In my old days (much younger years), I called it "pounding the pavement" because I would literally get dressed as though I was going on a job interview (essentially I was), and I would go out to all the local area businesses and offer to freelance work for them.
  
  I actually got work, and consistently enough so I didn't have to make my own sales calls after awhile. I called them my "bread and butter" jobs because they didn't pay a lot, but it was cash and it paid for the extras (or just the necessities) each month.
  
  One year I was too broke to buy Xmas stuff for my daughter, so I made a deal with the landlord in the late summer to clean some "move outs" in exchange for reduced rent. I worked at it October and November but paid my rent the same as always. On December 1st I deducted what he owed me, and I was able to afford some of the extras for the holidays.
  
  Anything! that wants you to buy something first, and then they will pay you, is a scam. Period.
  
  aeschylus
  bai.mingsheng@gmail.com
  
  

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