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Drastically cutting your expenses and looking for as many jobs as you can is going to have a much higher chance of success than starting IM now.

All good ideas, thanks! Off to research CPA networks...

So I'm a college student. I think that I have a really good opportunity here (campus marketing), but I'm not sure how to use it. The obvious one is CPA offers. I don't know what would convert well here. A lot of the things that require surveys and "free trials" seem like they wouldn't be well...

If you're okay with some manual setup you could get a cheap VPS and install VPN software on it. I used one like that for a few months.

Indeed. I use as few Google products as possible.

No, most of the difference is work.

You'll certainly have a tougher time, but it is possible to start making money in your situation. You can't afford to be choosy though; look at fiverr more.

Tried this yesterday and now I'm a millionaire, thanks OP.

Depends on what your tube site looks like currently. There are lots of other things that might be more useful than advertising: SEO, design, etc.

PayPal's fees can change depending on the receiver's country so I'm guessing they can find out. You could try maintaining a US VPN (will PayPal catch that?) or ask odesk/elance if they're willing to make an exception for you.

You shouldn't use images just to "spice up" without permission, but using an image in order to comment on it is generally fine under fair use.

I'd be worried about extralegal problems. All it takes is one local to find out about your site and you're in deep troublw. Doing it in the US is fine but you have to get the release paperwork.

I chose the ******** option. I was skeptical when I saw how simple the query was but my jaw dropped when I enabled nofollow highlighting! Thank you!

You sure it's up now? Links aren't working on my tor connection.

Sorry, I meant thinking about S/C-corps versus sole proprietorship. I know that structuring payments between the owner "salary" and capital distributions can decrease taxes but I also know it can be disallowed if you go too far. Do you know guidelines for this specifically for IM businesses...

What are the factors for going to LLC/Inc.? I'm thinking maybe income levels or hiring employees.

You mentioned using custom nameservers in the OP, so what are the benefits besides the branding?