Pay per Post

njoker555 · 03-17-2007

I have been seeing a lot of sites growing out there that promise to pay their users a certain amount of money per post. for example -- i saw this site the other day that gave $0.02 per post with a $1 checkout -- i'll try to get you guys the link. This site just came out so i cant say that they didnt pay.

But i have seen others get shut down and flammed all over the net because of their fraud just to make money, not give.

I wouldnt suggest anyone try stuff like this.

Jerlene · 03-18-2007

Is it PayPerPost? I just implemented that into my blog.

njoker555 · 03-19-2007

no, not the blog one lol, its a forum, payperpost, the one you are talking about is where they pay you to blog about stuff, this is when people get paid or get credits added onto their forum account and redeem for cash.

RIXUS · 03-20-2007

Can you please search that forum link?
I'm bit interested in this pay per post thing

KHyuga · 03-21-2007

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Originally Posted by njoker555

I have been seeing a lot of sites growing out there that promise to pay their users a certain amount of money per post. for example -- i saw this site the other day that gave $0.02 per post with a $1 checkout -- i'll try to get you guys the link. This site just came out so i cant say that they didnt pay.

But i have seen others get shut down and flammed all over the net because of their fraud just to make money, not give.

I wouldnt suggest anyone try stuff like this.

Yeah there are many of such forums springing up nowadays.
I know of a forum that pays 5 cents per post as well, and has been paying its members for around a month now.

However, few of these forums survive longer than 6 months, because without the advertising revenue needed to sustain the payouts, these forums go bust very easily. Of course, there are always exceptions, which I shall not mention here.

VanBasten · 03-21-2007

I am a member of several of these so-called "paid to post" forums, but more often than not, I don't get paid what I'm owed. That's how fast these forums come and go.

dino · 03-22-2007

Paid forum posting has been in existent for months now. Too sad, if there are people who were promised to be paid for their posts but end up getting nothing. I suggest checking on the forum's reputation first. For safety, better sign up with an agency that offers forum posting. These agencies already have contacts on forums that really pay.

KHyuga · 03-22-2007

Past success does not guarantee future performance, especially on the net.
I hope everyone bears that in mind.

clookid · 03-23-2007

They do not shut down because they wish to earn money, they shut down because they cannot afford to pay the money! I find that you should get in quick before they close, the owners a generally great people to talk to as well. They are very generous!

KHyuga · 03-23-2007

Personally, I don't think getting in quick is such a good idea.
To me, it's like robbing the admin of money when you jolly well know that his or her forum is not going to be sustainable.
They don't mean to be generous. They are just too naive and do not have sound business plans!

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njoker555 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 284 Rep Power: 2	Pay per Post I have been seeing a lot of sites growing out there that promise to pay their users a certain amount of money per post. for example -- i saw this site the other day that gave $0.02 per post with a $1 checkout -- i'll try to get you guys the link. This site just came out so i cant say that they didnt pay. But i have seen others get shut down and flammed all over the net because of their fraud just to make money, not give. I wouldnt suggest anyone try stuff like this. __________________ Gamers Forum << PR3 Forum WebZ Junk Zone << PR3 Blog ZenPix Web Blog << Another PR3 Blog DUJT Webmaster Forum

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njoker555 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 284 Rep Power: 2	no, not the blog one lol, its a forum, payperpost, the one you are talking about is where they pay you to blog about stuff, this is when people get paid or get credits added onto their forum account and redeem for cash. __________________ Gamers Forum << PR3 Forum WebZ Junk Zone << PR3 Blog ZenPix Web Blog << Another PR3 Blog DUJT Webmaster Forum

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03-18-2007	#2 (permalink)
Jerlene Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 1,077 Rep Power: 3	Is it PayPerPost? I just implemented that into my blog.

03-20-2007	#4 (permalink)
RIXUS Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Can you please search that forum link? I'm bit interested in this pay per post thing

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VanBasten Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 53 Rep Power: 2	I am a member of several of these so-called "paid to post" forums, but more often than not, I don't get paid what I'm owed. That's how fast these forums come and go.

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dino Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 20 Rep Power: 0	Paid forum posting has been in existent for months now. Too sad, if there are people who were promised to be paid for their posts but end up getting nothing. I suggest checking on the forum's reputation first. For safety, better sign up with an agency that offers forum posting. These agencies already have contacts on forums that really pay.

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KHyuga Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 58 Rep Power: 2	Past success does not guarantee future performance, especially on the net. I hope everyone bears that in mind.

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clookid Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 100 Rep Power: 2	They do not shut down because they wish to earn money, they shut down because they cannot afford to pay the money! I find that you should get in quick before they close, the owners a generally great people to talk to as well. They are very generous!

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KHyuga Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 58 Rep Power: 2	Personally, I don't think getting in quick is such a good idea. To me, it's like robbing the admin of money when you jolly well know that his or her forum is not going to be sustainable. They don't mean to be generous. They are just too naive and do not have sound business plans!

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