The Easiest and Quickest $100 A Day I Know
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beelzebubbles
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Actually, I think you just have to select the box saying that you're a US citizen in order to get upfront payment; it doesn't matter what address you include. You can be living overseas for work reasons or whatever, they're not going to know.
casper said:
I guess they were talking about posting a job ad on CL or similar sites saying you're looking for writers and asking for a sample piece. Get twenty replies to the ad and you have twenty new articles. Have a search and you should find the thread, there were quite a few tips on how to work the method in there.
superman28
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i did NOT enter US address..only enter city and zip code thats all..i wonder got any problem in the future ??
beelzebubbles
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i did NOT enter US address..only enter city and zip code thats all..i wonder got any problem in the future ??
Like I said, as long as you said that you were a US citizen I don't think it matters what address you put in. They can't offer upfront payments for people who aren't US citizens because of tax reasons, but you can be a US citizen who's living abroad, so it shouldn't matter which country you give them as an address.
superman28
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No..i mean i did put in my address...nothing...none...
beelzebubbles
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I'm surprised they let you sign up with nothing in the address fields. For the ten seconds it takes to shove a random address in you may as well do it, but if you really don't want to then just submit an article and see what they say...
superman28
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Yah...nothing was in my address field...lol...i was too lazy to update on that part of my profile at AC...lol... i think ZIP Code and sign up as US citizen is more important... lets see what will AC say later...
Outsourcing is just the way to go on this once you get a hold of the entire process. I have begun to submit quite a number of articles per day, which is better than some people make in a year.
I have now looked into outsourcing so that I can free up my entire day. I have a few people who are interested in the amount that I will pay them. I have just hired a friend of mine to do the proofreading.
Therefore, from the nearly 10,000 articles that I have downloaded, I should be able to hire out quite a few freelancers and make some easy money without any work.
The only thing that I need is to now hire someone else to submit the articles. I would rather make $120 per day by outsourcing and doing absolutely no work than to make $200 and work 12-16 hours per day.
Like I said, outsourcing is the way to go. Develop a plan and follow it to financial freedom!
I have now looked into outsourcing so that I can free up my entire day. I have a few people who are interested in the amount that I will pay them. I have just hired a friend of mine to do the proofreading.
Therefore, from the nearly 10,000 articles that I have downloaded, I should be able to hire out quite a few freelancers and make some easy money without any work.
The only thing that I need is to now hire someone else to submit the articles. I would rather make $120 per day by outsourcing and doing absolutely no work than to make $200 and work 12-16 hours per day.
Like I said, outsourcing is the way to go. Develop a plan and follow it to financial freedom!
ken3401
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Lol, you should consider increasing the amount you pay your friend to include submitting them for you.
Anyway good luck.
ken3401
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I feel AC doesn't really care where you are from; they just care about making more money. They are just put up this front to make it appears as if they are encouraging people to pay-over their outstanding taxes.
I mean, think about it? If they really didn't want to pay people from outside the US, don't you think they would have made the signup process much stricter or even asked for social security number?
From my stand-point, AC just has one agenda - and that is to make as much money as they can through the contents that are submitted daily.
I mean, think about it? If they really didn't want to pay people from outside the US, don't you think they would have made the signup process much stricter or even asked for social security number?
From my stand-point, AC just has one agenda - and that is to make as much money as they can through the contents that are submitted daily.
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Well, my deal is not to be greedy, but, as a business owner, you don't want to tell everyone you know how to make the money that you make. I am a real estate investor and I break the tasks up so that the people who find my properties don't know what I do to skip trace the actual owners...and so on.
In this, it's best to (for me) to keep everyone separate, so no one will really know what I am doing (specifically). If they did, the rewriters may take the PLRs and submit them on their own to AC.
NEVER THAT!!! LOL!
I don't know for sure, but maybe they are just trying to limit the nonsense that goes on by giving upfront payments to writers outside of the U.S. I am sure they have their reasons. The majority of people on the net don't know what we know. You have to understand that. We are a unique breed.
ken3401
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I see your point. So how many writers you have so far?
I have 7 viable offers. I don't yet know how it's gonna work out. I am offering to pay them on a weekly basis. This way, I can see if they are just sending me junk before paying them (via Paypal). I want to make sure they didn't just use a spinning program that has too many grammatical errors.
Of course, I won't catch them all. My goal is not to be a jerk about it, making sure that there are not ANY errors, but, just well enough to get paid at least $3.50 per article. I am looking to net around $2 per article.
Of course, I won't catch them all. My goal is not to be a jerk about it, making sure that there are not ANY errors, but, just well enough to get paid at least $3.50 per article. I am looking to net around $2 per article.
linksgalore2
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Apologies in advance for this question (23 pages of a thread to read is a lot to read to get a simple answer!)
Is this workable for a UK citizen?
(23 pages of a thread to read is a lot to read to get a simple answer!)Is this workable for a UK citizen?
Apologies in advance for this question
Is this workable for a UK citizen?
To answer your question...it's a simple....ughhh... no it's not simple.
YES, you can do it in UK. However, there may be other limitations that non-US accounts have. That why you have to read the other pages. Or you can just be like me... and just do it... ask questions later (or as I do it)
beelzebubbles
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As long as you lie it's very workable
Just say you're a US citizen and make sure you don't earn more than $500 in a year (from AC), because then they'll ask for tax information which you won't have if you're not really a US citizen...
(If you tell the truth then you won't be eligible for the upfront payments. You can still make cash from the pay-per-view thing but that doesn't seem anywhere near as easy, so it's best just to lie. Anybody who's not comfortable with that is probably on the wrong forum
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SteamyMcSteam
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I'm starting to mass submit as well. I did 21 2 days ago and 12 yesterday
Are you doing this under 1 account? Has anyone submitted 30 articles daily only to find that AC doesn't like it? Like others said I don't think AC cares.
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