Get paid to post on a casino forum

February 7th, 2010
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A relatively new casino forum is looking for forum posters to bring some activity and action to their forum.  Even if you don’t like to gamble, this might be a good forum posting job for you.  Just participate and add real substance to the conversations, follow the rules, and get PAID.  That’s the name of the game.  Follow the rules and add substance.  You’re already doing this for forums and facebook walls and these don’t pay, why not make all your “idle time” online PAID TIME?

Here’s more details about this forum posting project.

Forum url and the Email you send your payout claims to:

Here are the rules you have to follow:

Minimum words per post: 20 words

No affiliate links or sigs. Must be in very good English.   You can’t promote another casino site or forum in your posts, signature, or name.

You must create an AVATAR with your account.

NOTE:  Only the first 15 Paid posters will be paid so HURRY.  First come, First served.

Example of a Good post:

Great to see so many new offers going on at the moment, understand the forum was attacked but looks as though we are getting enough new members to get posting on here now.

Example of a Bad post:

Great post.  Thanks for sharing.

Remember, only posts that meet the rules and quality requirements above get paid.  Plus, you have to have a paypal account so you can be paid.

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Get paid to find bugs using a browser

February 7th, 2010
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Chrome, Google’s own answer to Firefox and Internet Explorer, is opening a bounty of $500 USD for anyone finding BUGS using their browser.    The focus is mostly on security bugs but if you find your browser acting funny, send in a report.  Like with any similar types of cash reward programs, the more attentive you are, the higher the chance you may spot something.  Here’s more details:

Q) What reward might I get?
A) As per Mozilla, our base reward for eligible bugs is $500. If the panel finds a particular bug particularly severe or particularly clever, we envisage rewards of $1337. The panel may also decide a single report actually constitutes multiple bugs. As a consumer of the Chromium open source project, Google will be sponsoring the rewards.

Q) How do I find out my bug was eligible?
A) You will see a provisional comment to that effect in the bug entry once we have triaged the bug.

Q) What if someone else also found the same bug?
A) Only the first report of a given issue that we were previously unaware of is eligible. In the event of a duplicate submission, the earliest filed bug report in the bug tracker is considered the first report.

To file your report, go to code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/entry?template=Security%20Bug

Firefox also runs a similar program.  Find out more about their bug reporting bounty at mozilla.org/security/bug-bounty.html

Happy Bug Hunting!

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Basic Forum Etiquette Tips

February 4th, 2010
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One of the things that forum administrators and members truly hate are spammers. Yes, even forum sites are oftentimes flooded by spam. If you join a forum, make sure that you’re doing it for good reasons, perhaps to help others or to post your own questions so others can be of help. You must be aware of forum etiquette. Here are some of the basics:

Don’t post spammy threads

One of the important tips for forum etiquette is to avoid posting spammy threads. Many people join forums in order for them to share relevant experiences or get helpful ideas. But spammy threads are neither relevant nor helpful. They only take up so much space. Aside from this, spammy threads can also give new members the wrong impression about the forum and the community itself. If you don’t have something good to say about a certain topic or if you don’t have relevant questions in mind, it’s better that you don’t post at all. You have to make sure that the things you write on the forum are related to the topic. Avoid posting the same messages and making non-sense or offensive posts that will get you banned. Best of all, use a language that’s suitable for the type of forum community you are joining.

Keep in mind the audience type when writing your thread

When you create a thread, you have to consider the audience too. Who would be reading the posts? What type of audience is that? Would readers be interested in what I have to say? You have to use words that would easily be understood by other forum members. This way, members of the forum can easily relate to you. Also make sure that your posts won’t offend the members or put off readers.

Although people don’t see you when making forum posts, it is important that you maintain proper etiquette when starting your threads or commenting on other posts. Don’t be one of those people who pester forum members by posting spammy threads . A forum is a tool used by people to share knowledge and spread information. If you haven’t got anything to do, you should not waste your time posting spam.

Related questions:

1. Do forum sites have spam filtering tools?
2. What’s the purpose of spamming forum sites?
3. What are other forum etiquette tips?

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Get paid to talk about 3D Movies

January 31st, 2010
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Did you like the movie “Avatar”?  How about CGI/computer graphics movies in general?  If you love movies and you like making money, why not do both at the same time?  Check out the forum posting gig described below and start making money online talking about 3D movies!

Forum URL and Email Payout information:

Payout Amount:

2 cents per word.  Minimum of 20 words per post.  Posts that don’t follow the rules and minimum word count won’t get paid.

Rules:

As with all the other projects posted on this blog, you have to have a PAYPAL account to get paid.

Examples of GOOD POSTS:
- 3d movie related (3d as in anaglyph, redblue glasses, shutter glasses, those movies like avatar)
- 3d movie equipment related
- Fresh news about anything 3d movie related
- Articles about 3d movie related stuff
- If its a reply to a thread from someone else: make it look like the thread was read and not just a reply for postcounts.

Examples of BAD POSTS:

- Nothing 3d related

- News from 5 years ago

- Irrelevant.  Bad english posts.

- Posts under 20 words long

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Make money online by complaining

January 28th, 2010
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A forum that pays you to post your complaints on a variety of topics?  That’s right.  Get paid to rant and vent online!  People already do this on Pinoy forums.  They do it for free–you get to get PAID for it.  Great deal, huh?   Post about the everyday traffic, commute, political corruption, and other things weighing you down.  Since there’s no research or much thought involved, you can post a LOT and make more with this forum posting opportunity.  Here’s the details.

Forum URL and payout email information:

Rules:

-Posts must be clear and unique content.  Do not copy other people’s posts.

-Posts must appear as if your background language is english. If admin can obviously tell from your post that your grammar is bad, your post won’t be paid.  Post proper English only please.

-This type of forum requires you to effectively express your personal opinion in an emotional way. Please attempt to do this.

-each post must be a minimum of 25 words, new threads must be a minimum of 70 words.

-25% of all your posts must be threads/discussions. So for every 4 replies you make, you must then start a new thread.

Payout amount:

2 cents per post.  25 words minimum per post.

You must have PAYPAL

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Make money online posting electronics questions

January 25th, 2010
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Do you like iPhones, iPods, and alls sorts of other good personal data gadgets?  Have a lot of questions about these gadgets?  Like recommending electronic products?  If you answered YES to any of the questions above, this forum posting opportunity is for you.  Get paid to post and share information, questions, comments, and reviews about electronic gadgets.

Forum information:

Payout Amount:

2 cents USD per post

20 words minimum per post
Rules:

No profanity, no images other than images of electronics, only constructive information based on information online.

No plagiarism of other forum threads or posts.

All posts must be in proper English.  No grammar problems.

20 words minimum per post.

How to get paid:

Make sure you have a Paypal account.

Email the email address above with your member name and password and make a claim for payment.

The admin will pay only for posts that meet the rules posted above.  They will only pay for posts they like.  Make sure you follow the rules.

How do you make more money?

#1  Read this quick and easy guide on how to make more money online posting on forums

#2 Receive by giving.  That’s how the Law of Return works.  The kinder you are to others, the kinder the world will be to you.  Start receiving now by telling all your friends and family to email hjig-subscribe@yahoogroups.com so they can get periodic notifications of new online forum posting and data entry jobs.  Help us fight Pinoy Poverty one online job/project at a time!

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Get paid to post on a forex forum

January 24th, 2010
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A newly launched foreign exchange (FOREX) forum is looking for posters to stock their discussions with questions, comments, insights, and other discussions about global currency exchanges.  Foreign exchange is one of the most lucrative ways to make money online available.  More details about this work at home opportunity is listed below:

Forum URL and Email address for Payment Requests:

Rules for Forum posting:

The forum requires 30 THOUSAND (30,000) posts so this is a “Post All You Can” or “All You Can Post” Project.  You can use multiple accounts.  Just make sure you follow the rules below:

1)You can get ideas for posts from some quality forex forums but don’t copy.  Everything must be in your own words.  Absolutely no plagiarism.
2)Post should be of respectable quality no junk posts.
3)Only Posts which fall under the rules be payed.
4)If you are creating a thread/discussion it should have min 45-50 words, If it is a  reply post min 20 is acceptable.
5)Out of 30000 @ least 35-40% Should be Threads or Discussions  NOT REPLIES/POSTS.
6)All posts must be real content. No spam or one liners.
7) Don’t let members know that you are doing it for a paid posting service.
8)Comments Saying Thanks for the post,like to try,nice information Which is junk will not be qualified.
9) Company will pay more if the quality of the service is @ top notch
10) Company will only pay for posts that meet the rules and are approved–unapproved posts will NOT be paid.

COMPENSATION: 2 cents per post.  30,000 posts wanted

Send them the Forum ID you used to post and your PAYPAL ID so they can pay you via Paypal.

Please tell all your friends looking for extra income about http://www.forumcash.com/wordpress

ForumCash helps eliminate Pinoy Underemployment & Unemployment–One Forum Post at a Time!   Please spread the word.  Magtulungan tayo.

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How to make more money posting on forums

January 22nd, 2010
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If you’ve been participating in the forum opportunities posted on this blog, here are some tips on how to ENHANCE YOUR PRODUCTIVITY so you make more money online.  As you know, many of these forum projects pay you based on the volume of your posts–the more you post, the more money you make.  These tips help you boost your posting production.

Tip #1:  Increase your REPLIES volume

There are two types of forum posts:  REPLIES and THREADS.  Replies involve merely responding to an existing discussion somebody else posted.  Threadmaking involves posting new discussions or starting new discussions.

How to quickly increase your replies volume

Step 1:  Make sure you are using Firefox browser.  Firefox allows you to open multiple browser tabs so you can do many inputs one after another.

Step 2: Quickly SCAN through the list of existing discussion in the forum you are participating in.

Step 3:  Press down CTRL and left click the discussions you want to participate in.  A tab will open for that discussion.

Step 4:  Once all the tabs have opened, quickly read the discussion and click QUOTE or REPLY for each tab  you have.

Step 5:  Some of the most common ways to contribute to the discussion:

Ask a follow up question–after reading the discussion is there an obvious question that follows from the discussion?  If so, ask it.  Of course, build up to it by introducing the issue, raising examples, and then asking the question.

Post an impression–post a similar experience you have or comment you have on the discussion.  There are many angles to focus on: WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY.  Find an angle and quickly build on it.

Comment on a prior response to the discussion–if somebody already responded to the discussion, comment on what they said and ask them a question.  Make sure you quote them so your post is in context.

Tip #2:  Be Personal

Forum posting doesn’t have to be a chore if you talk about the one subject that you (should) know the most about–YOURSELF!  Post your impressions, your opinions, your humor.  Basically, post yourself.  People blab about themselves endlessly and they do it for free.  Why not get paid for it, right? Just because you are getting paid to post does not mean you have to treat forum posting like a job.  Just pretend you are at your friends’ FACEBOOK walls and start talking away.  As long as what you post is RELEVANT to the discussion and comes from the heart, you will be assured that you will quickly hit the minimum word requirement for the post AND post a lot.

When you’re having fun, the volume follows.  The higher the volume, the more money you make.  Simple as that.

Tip #3:  Quickly finding Discussion ideas without plagiarizing

Copied or plagiarized forum posts won’t be paid and will result in you being bannned.  With that said, there’s a big difference between straight out copying/stealing and researching/getting ideas/topic direction/inspiration from existing questions people have about a topic.  There’s tons of question and answer sites on the Internet.  Do a search for your forum’s category/topic category and scan through the frequently asked questions about this topic.  This should give you a clear idea as to which subtopics people find important.  DO NOT COPY.  Obviously, the more times a question is asked, the more important it is.

DO NOT COPY BUT CONTEXTUALIZE the question.  Think of ways to ask the question from your own perspective.  Are the concerns posed by the question present in the theme of the forum you’re participating in.  What concerns are similar?  Which are different?  Think of ways to apply the question to the particular topics or scenarios the forum deals in.  Out of context discussions probably will get rejected by the forum owners of the projects posted on our blog so make sure your questions are in CONTEXT and RELEVANT.

Tip #4  How to write QUALITY discussions… QUICKLY.

Low value discussions are one line questions or two to three sentence questions.  They plainly show that the poster didn’t really give much thought to the discussion.  The key challenge is to get DEEP discussions going and QUICKLY.  Here’s one template that works.

When starting a discussion follow this structure:

Introduction — supporting story or broad or general idea
Mention alternative scenarios
Ask the question

Alternative scenarios usually follow from the following analysis:

So and so happened, what if one part of what happened didn’t happen, what will be the impact?

Why did someone participate?  What if the motives are different?

The bottomline is to look at your Thread as composed of differing sections.  Play around with the section so that it is aimed at getting responses while guaranteeing that you’re having fun imagining differing scenarios .

The Bottomline: Challenge yourself and you will be rewarded

If you challenge yourself, you will be forced to get creative and you will get used to the pace.  Just like a newbie weightlifter, the first time you try something it might be a hassle, boring, or quite painful/annoying.  However, with enough repitition PLUS the mental attitude of posting like you’re talking to your friends and family, you’ll notice that your post production has gone way up while you’re less tired and actually having fun.   Making money online via forum posting is all about VOLUME and QUALITY.  With the right attitude and productivity techniques, you will end up having fun and getting paid at the same time.  Great combo, right?

PHOTO CREDITS:  Valerie Everett (creative commons)

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Make money online asking and answering tech questions

January 21st, 2010
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If you ever had any questions about any of the software you use or run into Internet problems, why not get PAID to ask those questions, right?  Also, if you like helping people with your knowledge of computer software or the Internet and you help friends for free, why not get PAID right?  Check out the details of this great forum posting opportunity below.

Forum URL and Email to contact for Payment Requests:

Rules:

Never mention you’re getting paid to ask questions, answer questions, or post.

Minimum of 30 words per question

Minimum of 20 words per answer

All posts must conform to standard English grammar rules

No spam posts.  All posts must be informative.

Forum owners will only pay for posts that meet the rules above.

All posts must be original–plagiarism = banning and you won’t get paid.

NEVER use the same account to post questions and answers–the forum must look like there’s many differing people asking and answering questions so create accounts for answering and for asking.

Compensation:

2 cents a post — see minimum word count requirements above.

How to get paid:

You must have a Paypal account.

Email the email address above with your usernames and password to prove that you own the account.

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Get paid to post on a green environment forum

January 20th, 2010
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If you’re concerned about the environmental degradation of our planet, Global Warming, recycling, and other environmental protection issues, this is a great posting project for you.  You may want to post your concerns, suggestions, brainstorm, and camaraderie with others who share the same concerns.  Many people already voice these concerns, this forum PAYS YOU to be heard.  Details below.

URL of the Forum

Rules:

Instructions Per 1 user account:
100 post per account (minimum)- Per 25 post, you must post 1 intro forum, 10 post in general chat, 14 post the green living forum. You will understand the instructions when you sign up to the forum.

You must at least post 25 words per thread or reply. Forum admins will check.

Payout:

2 cents per post.

Minimum payout= 100 post (in one account)
Maximum payout per account (you can make more than 1 account)= 200 post

LONG TERM POSTERS are welcome as long as they complete 100+ posts at a time.

Payouts awarded only after you have finished 100 posts!

Payouts via Paypal

How to get paid?

Complete 100 posts.  Email the email address above with your user names and other account info.  Include your Paypal ID.

If you want the FASTEST NOTIFICATION of work at home jobs from this site and other work at home job sites, please send an email to hjig-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

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