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By now I'm sure most of you guys know how this works, but for those of you who don't... http://netbux.org/how.php - that explains it well. Sign up with just a username and Paypal account, make up to 80 cents a day, get referrals under you to get lots more.

The way this has seemed to work on ICIX and CA.com has been a ladder system - you PM me with your Netbux url, and you'll be up for a period of time, let's say 5 referrals to keep this moving. Once you get your five, it goes to the next guy. Anyone who signs up, please post when you have so we know when it's time to switch.

If this is considered spam here, feel free to delete it or I'll take it down.

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only problem...

it takes forever to get refferals

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waste of time.....

I've made over $10 in 3 days. I've probably spent a total of 20 minutes or so searching and getting referrals. Is it still a waste of time?

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pshh...

I can make that much in like 5 seconds !

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you'll never know until you try it ;)

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waste of time.....

I've made over $10 in 3 days. I've probably spent a total of 20 minutes or so searching and getting referrals. Is it still a waste of time?

yes.

a :lame::worthless: waste of time.

not to mention their site is down for "maintenance"

you can hypothetically earn a decent amount of money, but usually the sites go under before they actually send out any payment to their users.

i myself have a lot of experience in online marketing. most of these types of lead generation companies sell worthless leads to website owners that are tring to generate traffic to their site. most of the time those "leads" are people that are participating in programs like these. they do generate traffic for the sites that are involved, but more often than not they are worthless leads, since the people surfing the sites are never interested in any of the products or services. most of the time, both the participants, and the website owners end up getting screwed and one person walks away with a handful of money.

i higly reccomend against participating in these types of programs. usually they are just around to earn a quick buck at the expense of many people. remember, nothing in life is truly free.

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but usually the sites go under before they actually send out any payment to their users.

People have already been paid.

I agree with you that the concept is flawed (after all, this is against the TOS of every search engine they're using) so it won't be around for long, but if they stay up for a month or two, that's an extra fifty or a hundred bucks. Since it's not costing us anything to join (like a traditional pyramid scheme), the risk on the user end is low.

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meh, i still think its a waste of time. id rather do something constructive: like troubleshoot somone's install, or build an enclosure, to make a few quick bucks.

i still see where you are coming from though ;)

ive just seen too many of these come and go, and have been on the raw end of the deal with a lot of these companies back when i was promoting a few of my sites.

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. usually they are just around to earn a quick buck at the expense of many people.

As long as its not at my own expense ;)

It just needs to stick around for a month. I'm down for a quick 50. And I'm 1/5 of the way there. :hyper:

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