phunkybeatgirl
16-09-2005 20:11:42
Sign up for MaviShare @ www.MaviShare.com
MaviShare is awesome. It's a pretty new, but quickly-growing site that pays you to complete advertisers' offers. Why MaviShare is cool after they credit your account, they pay you [bf683ac9f2f]instantly[/bf683ac9f2f] with PayPal. You don't need to worry about them not paying you or anything. Offers credit you anywhere from instantly to about two days after.
Some offers
li Sign up for an eBay account (this applies to new members only), and place a bid on something get $14 -- no credit card required, so this is a great way for you to ascertain MaviShare's legitimacy
li Sign up for Geisha Bingo and make a $35 deposit, and get a $60 credit
li Download FunCards and get $1 (this installs AskJeeves search toolbar on your computer, though. but it's not spyware, at least. it can be uninstalled after you get the credit...)
There a whole bunch of others. Another cool thing about the offers is that they provide you a link, so you can send the eBay signup link to a bunch of your friends and get credited $14 for each new member signup+bid. (I signed up my parents ))
Also, if you refer people through the "Tell Friends" page, you get 10% of their earnings for life. I figure that I'll post my link first, and after people sign up, they can post their links and people can just sign up through them. I'm thinking about buying a facebook ad myself, just to get people from my school to sign up - I think it'd be worth it.
Proof that it works [the total amount has a weird amount of cents because part of the money I got came from referrals]
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I've been paid other times, but this was the first payment.
http//www.mavishare.com/index.php/contact?contact=3
is where to go if you need to contact them directly about any questions regarding offers.
Disclaimer I know the person who made MaviShare, so I was one of the first people to sign up. If you have any general comments about the site, and other stuff, I can pass that on to him, but any account-specific inquiries, etc., should be directed through the contact page.
MaviShare is awesome. It's a pretty new, but quickly-growing site that pays you to complete advertisers' offers. Why MaviShare is cool after they credit your account, they pay you [bf683ac9f2f]instantly[/bf683ac9f2f] with PayPal. You don't need to worry about them not paying you or anything. Offers credit you anywhere from instantly to about two days after.
Some offers
li Sign up for an eBay account (this applies to new members only), and place a bid on something get $14 -- no credit card required, so this is a great way for you to ascertain MaviShare's legitimacy
li Sign up for Geisha Bingo and make a $35 deposit, and get a $60 credit
li Download FunCards and get $1 (this installs AskJeeves search toolbar on your computer, though. but it's not spyware, at least. it can be uninstalled after you get the credit...)
There a whole bunch of others. Another cool thing about the offers is that they provide you a link, so you can send the eBay signup link to a bunch of your friends and get credited $14 for each new member signup+bid. (I signed up my parents ))
Also, if you refer people through the "Tell Friends" page, you get 10% of their earnings for life. I figure that I'll post my link first, and after people sign up, they can post their links and people can just sign up through them. I'm thinking about buying a facebook ad myself, just to get people from my school to sign up - I think it'd be worth it.
Proof that it works [the total amount has a weird amount of cents because part of the money I got came from referrals]
I've been paid other times, but this was the first payment.
http//www.mavishare.com/index.php/contact?contact=3
is where to go if you need to contact them directly about any questions regarding offers.
Disclaimer I know the person who made MaviShare, so I was one of the first people to sign up. If you have any general comments about the site, and other stuff, I can pass that on to him, but any account-specific inquiries, etc., should be directed through the contact page.