Any associated content alternative..

zmoker

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I like the money making method of associated content. I believe It was posted here by someone named shaq... i forgot.. anyway Thank you man for that post :)

BUT

unfortunatley I'm from europe and they don't pay upfront payments for people outside US.

Could anyone suggest any AC alternatives?

It would help me and lots of other people if a good alternative is suggested. Thankx in advance.
 
Hey zmoker,

I don't know of an AC alternative, however you can just register as a US citizen. Enter a random zipcode (you can search on google for one), and payments will be sent to your paypal.

Once you reach $600 you will have to enter tax information, but I'd just get started and worry about creating more accounts later.
 
Hey zmoker,

I don't know of an AC alternative, however you can just register as a US citizen. Enter a random zipcode (you can search on google for one), and payments will be sent to your paypal.

Once you reach $600 you will have to enter tax information, but I'd just get started and worry about creating more accounts later.

Really, I hope you are right. I will look into it.. thankx. Still, for all the people out there if you know any AC alternatives pls suggest them here. 10x
 
i always read about $600 maximum before a fake us resident has to send the tax form that he can not provide. but some people say the limit is $600 per month, other say $600 per year. so has someone a 100% true information about it? per year or per month?
 
the limit is $600 a year, if you earn more than $600 a year from AC you have to submit a w9 irs form
 
$600 Per Month.

its actually 600 per year. This is because, as AC is a US company, they have to file taxes and pay taxes if they pay you more than that every year. In order to do so they need you to submit a W9 form.
 
Phrasion, you seem to be the real expert with AC, jumping on every AC related question. Thanks for your input; really helped me out.

the limit is $600 a year, if you earn more than $600 a year from AC you have to submit a w9 irs form
 
ehow pays for articles, not sure how good it is though, as I've never tried it.

If your writing high quality articles, you can make significantly more money, over the long term, making a blog rather than using AC. Just submit them to social booking sites and directories and you will be making $ from those articles for years to come.
 
heres a list of places that pay for articles:
http://www.WriteforCash.com
http://www.ARAContent.com
http://www.AbsoluteWrite.com
http://www.Writers.net
http://www.Associatedcontent.com
http://www.Textbroker.com
http://www.rentacoder.com
http://www.getacoder.com
http://www.elance.com
http://www.getafreelancer.com
http://www.odesk.com
wwww.scriptlance.com
http://www.ifreelance.com

Ive got thousands of already printed articles.. some magazines some off web in most any catagorey of interest. These arent originals, but can be rewritten to use them. PM me if you are looking for something as I may be able to help you out if I have it.

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ehow pays for articles, not sure how good it is though, as I've never tried it.

If your writing high quality articles, you can make significantly more money, over the long term, making a blog rather than using AC. Just submit them to social booking sites and directories and you will be making $ from those articles for years to come.


I totally agree with this unless you are just needing some quick cash then using the articles on your own stuff will earn you a lot more.

Personally I don't understand everyone's fascination with AC. There are a lot of ways to make more money from writing on the web than the little they pay with all their stupid rules. You could earn a lot more as a eLancer than you would get from submitting articles to them. I don't know about the reast of the list shared, but I'm assuming they are the same.
 
So far I know metacafe also pay for unique videos u upload their site, they pay 5USD for 1000 view.
 
once you've earned $600 from AC, will they mail you the W9 IRS form or do you have to get it yourself? And is filing taxes from online companies the same as filing for a regular every day job?

Sorry for noobish questions.... i'm kinda new at this hehe
 
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