Need a Little Extra Money?

[fetish1]

Originally Posted by Ann Omness

In response to fetish1: I usually work 12/hours/day on my website business, 7 days/week. I just can't seem to get back up over the $4,000/month level with my sales, and that just barely pays the bills. I'm working a lot harder now than when I was making $12,000/month. I had thought the downturn in income from the adult website business was something a lot of webmasters were experiencing, not just me. I guess that's not the case. That's depressing.

Ann we just aren't going to see eye to eye on this, cause you have such different values from me and that's becoming increasingly clear. I don't know what bills you pay that run you $4000 a mo, and it's not my biz, but I know personally that between my home, my utilities, and vehicles alone, if I was paying $100 a mo, or $10,000 a mo, and my child (19 yrs or at any age) was getting our meals out of a dumpster, I would CHANGE my bill situation....be it move, be it trade cars, be it get a part time job, or two, or three. There are TRULY destitute people, that have no home, no money and no way to get ahead, that very well may live or die based on finding the food that the restaurants throw away in the evenings, and you sit on your ass at home surfing for dollars....while your daughter runs down and collects dinner in the evenings! That to me is beyond pathetic!

I suppose I am just appauled, disgusted, stunned (not really sure what word to use at this point) that a parent who is making even $4000 a month would have no shame in saying that she is eating out of a dumpster, and her child "dumpster dives" to do so.

If I heard about you through someone else, and they told me of some poor destitute lady, who is homeless, and is trying to feed herself and her family with no means of doing so, my heart would break for you. Based on the details you have given of your situation, rather than my heart breaking, my stomach is churning and I could just puke!

[sue-fl]

I'm so confused! Eating out of dumpsters when you have an income of $4,000 a month?

[Ann Omness]

I'm sure you're probably right. The whole program will almost certainly come crashing down at some point. I believed that when I got into it. I only joined it because it had already been running for six months at the time and it only takes a few weeks to make a profit with it. I figured I might as well make as much money as I can before the owners rip everybody off, if that happens. When the program does go down, I'll probably take the money I've gotten out of it before that happens and go sign up with another similar program that has established a good track record.

[Ann Omness]

Originally Posted by sue-fl

I'm so confused! Eating out of dumpsters when you have an income of $4,000 a month?

I bought a big house back in 2000 when my income was $7000/month and rising and the future looked bright. It's expensive to live in, big mortgage, big utility bills. My other big expense is the $1000/month I spend advertising my websites, apparently at all the wrong places. It was only in the past few months that my income from the websites dropped to the point where it just covers my bills with nothing left over for food. I intend to put the house on the market next Spring but, until it sells, I'm stuck with the big monthly bills.

It was never my intention to make anyone feel sorry for me. I don't feel sorry for me. I could be taking my profits from the "get paid to surf" program now and buying food with them. That's just not my priority, I want to pay off my second mortgage first to drop my monthly expenses by $700, precisely because I don't know how long the surfing program will last.

If any of you really wants to help me out, tell me where you get the best bang for your advertising buck in terms of traffic that buys. I'd love to get my sales back up where they were four years ago. I just can't seem to do it.

[Ann Omness]

The "get paid to surf" program I'm in just paid me another $2400 last night, three days ahead of schedule. I'll probably reinvest it tomorrow, since the program still appears healthy.

[fetish1]

Originally Posted by Ann Omness

The "get paid to surf" program I'm in just paid me another $2400 last night, three days ahead of schedule. I'll probably reinvest it tomorrow, since the program still appears healthy.

Great maybe you can give your daughter a night out of the dumpster and buy a pound of ground beef from the grocery store for a change!

[gobgook2]

Compliments of BuyTheCase.net

http://www.buythecase.net/product/23...n_noodle_soup/
A Case of Ramen Noodles, count 24 servings/packages per case, runs $9.94. $2400 would buy ~240 cases (or 5,760 individual packs of ramen noodles).

http://www.buythecase.net/product/25...ni_and_cheese/
Perhaps some Scooby Doo Mac & Cheese instead? 24 boxes per case for $26.17. Investing $2400 gets us 91 cases (or 2,184 boxes of mac & cheese... scooby doo no less!)

More fucked up numbers? 5,760 packages of ramen noodles, 3 packages a day, would last 5 years (equivalent of a $40/mo grocery budget!!!). The mac & cheese? nearly 2 years ($100/mo grocery budget). Ok, I may suck at numbers so some of that math may easily be wrong, but the obvious conclusion to my usual long-winded drivel is that $2400 could easily buy a shitload of groceries!

[fetish1]

Originally Posted by gobgook2

Compliments of BuyTheCase.net

http://www.buythecase.net/product/23...n_noodle_soup/
A Case of Ramen Noodles, count 24 servings/packages per case, runs $9.94. $2400 would buy ~240 cases (or 5,760 individual packs of ramen noodles).

http://www.buythecase.net/product/25...ni_and_cheese/
Perhaps some Scooby Doo Mac & Cheese instead? 24 boxes per case for $26.17. Investing $2400 gets us 91 cases (or 2,184 boxes of mac & cheese... scooby doo no less!)

More fucked up numbers? 5,760 packages of ramen noodles, 3 packages a day, would last 5 years (equivalent of a $40/mo grocery budget!!!). The mac & cheese? nearly 2 years ($100/mo grocery budget). Ok, I may suck at numbers so some of that math may easily be wrong, but the obvious conclusion to my usual long-winded drivel is that $2400 could easily buy a shitload of groceries!

Excellent suggestions gobgook2

[Ann Omness]

I got some "store-bought" food yesterday so we can have a Christmas dinner. I appreciate your helpfulness.

[Ann Omness]

Just a note that the "get paid to surf" program I'm in is having a tech problem processing membership upgrades from Stormpay. They don't want anyone to buy memberships until they get that straightened out. They're guessing tomorrow afternoon, because they gave their programmers the holidays off. If you log in there, look at their lastest news section to keep updated on the issue.

[fetish1]

Originally Posted by Ann Omness

Just a note that the "get paid to surf" program I'm in is having a tech problem processing membership upgrades from Stormpay. They don't want anyone to buy memberships until they get that straightened out. They're guessing tomorrow afternoon, because they gave their programmers the holidays off. If you log in there, look at their lastest news section to keep updated on the issue.

LOL And you thought how many of us were going to be sitting in front of the computer on Christmas day trying to log into the surf scam?

[Ann Omness]

Well, I work even on holidays. I hope I'm not the only one here without a life. They've fixed that technical problem, by the way.

[SexxxCamsLive]

WTF?????????????????????

Originally Posted by Ann Omness

I have about $60,000 in credit cards, but I refuse to use credit to pay for consumable monthly expenses. Once you start doing that, you're on the road to bankruptcy. My daughter goes dumpster diving every night at a local fast food restaurant for the food they throw out at closing. It's still packaged and still good, and that's what we've mainly been eating the past couple of months.

[fetish1]

Originally Posted by SexxxCamsLive

WTF?????????????????????

Don't ask, it will only make you want to be ill.

[Ann Omness]

I'm starting another thread because the old one has gotten too long. I got paid another $4600 last night from the "get paid to surf" program I'm in. That represents $1600 in profit from a $3000 12-day membership I bought on December 11. Not a bad turn-around in 18 days. Could have been a little more, but I missed surfing one day. If anyone else is interested in doing the same thing, I wrote up a page explaining it and giving the links, at
http://www.bluewavelinks.com/12daily.html

[Toby]

The prior thread
http://www.greenguysboard.com/board/...ad.php?t=27192

[fetish1]

Geeeeeeeeeeeeez let it go, didn't you get the hint in the first post no one was interested in this scheme????

[Ann Omness]

Originally Posted by fetish1

Geeeeeeeeeeeeez let it go, didn't you get the hint in the first post no one was interested in this scheme????

I think that a few people from this message board are giving it a try. Perhaps they will post something here after they've been paid by the program once or twice.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Ann Omness

I think that a few people from this message board are giving it a try. Perhaps they will post something here after they've been paid by the program once or twice.

Not if they have any level of self-respect. You've no idea to what degree you've defamed yourself with this thread. I know you could care less about what I say, and I don't blame you, but you've lost a lot respect with this one.

[Ann Omness]

I started this thread to tell you about a program I joined in November that's paying me good money. Better money than I'm making right now from other sponsors. Is that what makes me a bad person? Or was it the thing about being too poor to buy food for a few months last year that makes me a bad person? Too honest, should have kept that a secret?

[fetish1]

[quote=Ann Omness]Is that what makes me a bad person? Or was it the thing about being too poor to buy food for a few months last year that makes me a bad person? quote]

You WEREN'T too poor to buy food, you were too lazy to get off your ass and do something to pay your bills instead of sending your child to a dumpster so you could eat. That's my personal opinion of it. You have gone from someone I didn't know to someone that repulses me in one simple post.

[RawAlex]

Ann, in case you can't figure it out, you are in a twisted sort of pyramid deal, from what I can tell.

You are getting paid back with the money someone else put in.

You put your money back in, and they pay off someone else... and so on. The only way you really make money is if you have none in the game when the music stops, otherwise it is just musical chairs with many players and few chairs.

If they were honestly making money just getting you to surf, there would be no reason to make a deposit. The deposits are their to lube the wheels and make it possible to make these amazing payouts... it won't last.

See history of Albania, if you want to understand more about this stuff.

Alex

[Simon]

...to the tune of "The Saints Go Marching In"

"Albania! Albania! You border on the Adriatic.
Your land is mostly mountainous,
And your chief export is chrome."
-- Ernie "Coach" Pantuso

Okay, not really Alex's point, but it's what always pops
into my head whenever I hear Albania mentioned.


Simon

[Ann Omness]

fetish, I work 12 hours/day, 7 days/week. I'm still making more from my website business than I did when I worked for employers, so it wouldn't make any sense for me to "get off my ass" and get a regular job and a lower income. My daughter is an adult who works and goes to college. She buys her own food. She knew we didn't have money to buy groceries and she started bringing food home to us from the dumpster. If I'm a bad person for being hungry enough to eat it, so be it. I'm sorry you're so repulsed by this.

[Ann Omness]

RawAlex, you may be right about the "get paid to surf" program that one day the "music will stop" and people will lose money. I don't know how it works, and I considered that possibility before I joined. I joined anyway, because it had already been running for six months at the time, always made its payouts on time, and it only takes three weeks to get your initial investment back out. Certainly there's a risk. I felt that the high rate of return and the quick turnaround on the money justified taking the chance and minimalized the risk, especially considering that the program has had such a good track record over six months. I don't expect it to last forever. I'm just hoping for a few more months, so I can pay off some bills and lower my monthly expenses. If I can accomplish that before the program goes down, the income from my website business will be enough to live on until I can get my house sold.