Earn Paypal Cash or Deposit it?

clookid · 03-23-2007

Hey everyone,

I am beginning to think that Paypal cash is getting harder and harder to earn! Would you rather earn it online or simply deposit it from your bank account?

I myself, would still rather earn it but it is beginning to be a pretty hard job!

Kind regards,
-Clookid

KHyuga · 03-23-2007

This is a very weird question you are asking here.
I think all of us would want to earn money instead of forking out our own ya?
On the contrary, I think paypal funds are becoming more abundant now, due to the proliferation of online businesses nowadays.

clookid · 03-23-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by KHyuga

This is a very weird question you are asking here.
I think all of us would want to earn money instead of forking out our own ya?
On the contrary, I think paypal funds are becoming more abundant now, due to the proliferation of online businesses nowadays.

You don't get what I am asking here...

I mean, if you were desperate for a domain (and you needed Paypal cash)... Would you rather work for the money online or work for it in the real world? That is putting it into another context!

KHyuga · 03-24-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by clookid

You don't get what I am asking here...

I mean, if you were desperate for a domain (and you needed Paypal cash)... Would you rather work for the money online or work for it in the real world? That is putting it into another context!

Funny way you phrased your question earlier. I get it now.

For me, I would definitely earn the money in real life, since the job I'll be taking up in a few months' time pays much better than what I'm earning online right now.

clookid · 03-24-2007

Yeh, I probably would but I can't exactly get a job at my age!

dasha101 · 03-25-2007

I can earn more from online job than doing your so-called actual job. The minimum wage in our country is really minimal. I don't have a paypal but I wish I could have one. So that all my earnings from online jobs would be credited to paypal account. Right now, it is hard to look for an online job due to my inability to accept payment thru paypal.

njoker555 · 03-26-2007

it is a weird question, i get my money from my sites then use the money to buy stuff off ebay lol, i never have more than $100 in my paypal account at a time lol, my house is now full of stuff from ebay.

clookid · 03-27-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by njoker555

it is a weird question, i get my money from my sites then use the money to buy stuff off ebay lol, i never have more than $100 in my paypal account at a time lol, my house is now full of stuff from ebay.

That sounds a little bit like my bank account, lol! People are stunned when they see my statements, their faces:

My face:

katalyst · 03-27-2007

It depends on the situation in my opinion .. if you are looking to earn then ad networks pay only on some specific dates and so it takes sometime to get the funds in the paypal account and during that period , if you want to make a purchase then you need to deposit the funds using your CC / bank to make the purchase .

Zinger · 03-27-2007

I currently can make more money doing a real job then doing online work. Online work i can only make around 6 bucks an hour.

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clookid Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 100 Rep Power: 2	Earn Paypal Cash or Deposit it? Hey everyone, I am beginning to think that Paypal cash is getting harder and harder to earn! Would you rather earn it online or simply deposit it from your bank account? I myself, would still rather earn it but it is beginning to be a pretty hard job! Kind regards, -Clookid

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KHyuga Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 58 Rep Power: 2	This is a very weird question you are asking here. I think all of us would want to earn money instead of forking out our own ya? On the contrary, I think paypal funds are becoming more abundant now, due to the proliferation of online businesses nowadays.

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clookid Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 100 Rep Power: 2	Yeh, I probably would but I can't exactly get a job at my age!

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dasha101 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 184 Rep Power: 2	I can earn more from online job than doing your so-called actual job. The minimum wage in our country is really minimal. I don't have a paypal but I wish I could have one. So that all my earnings from online jobs would be credited to paypal account. Right now, it is hard to look for an online job due to my inability to accept payment thru paypal.

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katalyst Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 20 Rep Power: 0	It depends on the situation in my opinion .. if you are looking to earn then ad networks pay only on some specific dates and so it takes sometime to get the funds in the paypal account and during that period , if you want to make a purchase then you need to deposit the funds using your CC / bank to make the purchase .

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Zinger Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 10 Rep Power: 0	I currently can make more money doing a real job then doing online work. Online work i can only make around 6 bucks an hour.

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