Need a Little Extra Money?

[Ann Omness]

I have to say that I'm honestly surprised that none of the adult webmasters are willing to try the surf for money program I'm in. You put a lot of time into making websites to promote new sponsors, many of which never pay you anything. That qualifies you as risk-takers. And you'd seem like the perfect people to be involved in something like this, because your websites position you perfectly to get people to sign up under you, greatly compounding your profits in the program. You have a big advantage over all the other people doing it. What is it that stops you? I'm really curious.

[fetish1]

Originally Posted by Ann Omness

I have to say that I'm honestly surprised that none of the adult webmasters are willing to try the surf for money program I'm in. You put a lot of time into making websites to promote new sponsors, many of which never pay you anything. That qualifies you as risk-takers. What is it that stops you? I'm really curious.

You answered your own question. We ARE Adult webmasters. We aren't looking for a get "rich quick scheme". We work hard and we make money at it. Perhaps if you put 1/10 the amt of time into your 1000's of websites, and picked some decent sponsors and/or learned how to sell your sponsors you'd make money as an adult webmaster too.

Originally Posted by Ann Omness

I've got half a million images on a thousand websites to document and cross-reference before I worry about the banners.

I can assure you, not even our dog or cats have to worry about eating from a dumpster with my webmaster income. You might wanna try it and give your daughter a break from scavaging through the trash for your meals! |goodidea |goodidea