davidbugs wrote: Valarie. You can became uber driver. All you just need a smartphone. You are ready to go make money by picking customer. It's a technology taxi drivers.

If you guys does not have have a job. You can became uber driver and also refer a friend can pay up to 150 dollars each.

I kind of thought that might be what it is.

I wouldn't dare do that. For starters, if you are the driver how do you know you
are not picking up a killer.....and vice versa......which has in fact happen recently.

BouldRake wrote: Oh, that was Zwallet. You mentioned it a couple of weeks ago, and it drove me insane, until I eventually found an old Geocities page advertising it. Thank God somebody mirrored Geocities before it went down.

I was paid by them - but only once, then they stopped.

YES! That's it! I was going nuts trying to remember that name.
For some reason I was thinking it had the word 'mail' to it so I
was way off and probably would have never recalled the name.

I thought about using 'way back' but that is not helpful if I
don't even know the name.

No, I never was paid anything but maybe I didn't use it enough.
I don't know but apparently it wasn't all that since it didn't last.

Thanks for the name reminder.

davidbugs wrote: Anyone in here ever take uber ride?

To tell you the truth, I don't really even know what it is. I assume it is sort
of like a taxi service of some sort.

I seriously doubt I will ever experience it. I have my own vehicle and do
not need a taxi service.

BouldRake wrote: SendMoreInfo, MintMail, HTMail?

mail.com was the opposite - you paid them, it was one of the first to offer you paid pop3 accounts.

Older than those.

Actually I did get paid with a couple of those I think.....HTMail and SendMoreInfo.
I do recall I think, advertising with those. I never used MintMail.

There was another one that was an actual email account. You would log into your
email account just like you would gmail or any other. They gave the impression
that you would want to read your email in there because you would earn if you
did. Mixed in with it was ads. In fact, they were probably the first email to place
ads in the view users view. I mean it seemed everyone used this email because
they figured why not....they'll get paid. After a long time tho, users started
complaining because we were never paid anything.....BUT then there was always
a few posting on a forum some where that they got paid. I've tried doing a
search and I can't find it. Driving me crazy not remembering the name.

I don't know but one thing is for sure, don't drink the water.

@mary705 Years ago I had an outside dog that loved to dig. He would dig huge deep holes.
It was almost an every day task of filling the holes.

@lotoole That is a lot of work down the drain, for sure. There's a ton of critters here and
moles.....moles.....moles. In regards to the tiller, that is exactly why I am considering
purchasing a small one.....in that I may not ever plant another garden.
Years ago I had a Troy that was very expensive. I only used it one season and sold it to
an Amish couple.

I do wish I had helped my grandfather in the veggie garden and watched how he planted
things. We had huge gardens and large strawberry patch. What we did back then was
share with family, friends, and neighbors. They'd help pick the stuff and mostly keep
what they picked because we couldn't use it all. The friends etc would have something
they grew that we didn't have and we'd go over to their garden and pick that. There
would be shelling time and I can recall friends and family sitting on the porch breaking
beans. I thought it fun to dig for potatoes so I would barely help do that some times.

Later when I married, we had tobacco because that is primarily the crop that was grown
for money in that area and that is the what his family always grew. They had corn and
stuff but I don't think they bothered much with a garden.....and they had TEN children!

It wouldn't make sense to advertise ClixSense to ClixSense members.
ClixSense members are already ClixSense members.

No, you don't have to advertise anything at all.

If you purchase ad credits, your ad will be viewed by admin and then
approved if it meets requirements. Basically you can advertise anything
you want as long as it applies to the rules ... no adult stuff, etc.

No you don't get credit for advertising.

Mail.

Wasn't one of those @mail.com ?

Gee I cannot remember the name of the one that was so popular that promised
to pay its members for using it. I never got paid a cent. It was simple name.

davidbugs wrote: valarie it's time to switch browsers.

Why?

I use a variety of browsers but primarily I use only Safari on my MAC.

ProAdCo wrote:

A List of Some Seed Companies Owned by Monsanto
Or Sell Monsanto And Seminis Seeds – And – A List of Seed Companies Not Owned by Monsanto.

The list of seed companies

Sorry Val.

Ferry Morse owned by Monsanto

That's kind of an old list so it might even be more now, or less.

Most of what I am planting is as I stated, Augason Farms.
Augason Farms sells the dooms day pepper stuff. It's pretty
good food too, most of it anyway that I have tried.

I just hope I can keep the critters away from the garden.

This is the seeds I have.....not an affiliate link:
Food Storage | Vegetable Garden Seeds #10 Can | Augason Farms

BouldRake wrote: 111 now.

Everyone says I have to wait 5-7 days, but I got paid within 4 and a bit days. It's disgusting! If it carries on at this rate, whose to say when we'll be getting paid in the future? Four days just isn't long enough when you're all telling me to count working days. It's not on, get your act together, I'm going to tell everyone you're paying quickly, see how that hurts your business, and so on, and so forth, etc.

I think he is getting caught up now so the time should be a bit more on the 2 to 5
business days instead of the 2 to 7 business days.

So hilarious but I really am not laughing at those that get so tore up about their
payments be a day later than they think it should be. They're just afraid they
won't get paid.

Well, I primarily use a MAC and Safari browser. Even so when I use pc's, I always copy what
I type before I submit.

With this forum, however, all you need do if it times out when you hit submit, is hit close
if you didn't save it.....by hitting 'close' you can copy and save and then hit the 'auto log in'.

ProAdCo wrote: I grow Organic Tomatoes every year.



No Monsanto Seeds For Me.

No No Frankenstein Veggies.

I have a few varieties of seeds. Mostly what I am planting is Augason Farms non-hybrid garden seeds.
Then I also have some 'Ferry Morse' packet seeds. Those are some that I purchased from Walmart a
couple of years ago. They actually come from Fulton, KY.

I didn't realize monsanto sold veggie seeds to consumers. Never thought about it really.
Monsanto does in fact often control farmers with their seeds......referring to crops. Bunch
of craziness to that. Which is also a good reason to plant your own vegetables.

I'm sort of a cross breed between a city girl and a country girl.

I was born and grew up in the North...Chicago land. Concrete jungle.

My family retired and went back to their roots so my latter high school years
was in the South......on 300 acres of property, and every veggie that could
be grown there including fruit trees and cows and chickens. We had strawberries
and everything. Of course, I had no interest because I was too busy with my
friends, school, music, and all that teenage stuff.

There's a strawberry/pumpkin farm a few miles from where I live so I usually
buy my strawberries there when they come in. Some times I make strawberry
preserves. Mostly, I like to eat strawberries as they are, fresh with sugar,
strawberry shortcake and ice cream. HEAVEN!

Well today you don't know what is in your food any more and It's fun and better
for you to grow your own.

Received check today March 17th for $150.00 from my payout on the 10th.
Total time to receive 7 days.

Received PayPal payment today March 17th for $68.64 from my cash out on Monday.
Total time to receive is less than 4 days.

Seems to be doing it very quickly today, in the forum.

Seems to be timing out very fast when attempting to post.

Is it only on my end or are y'all experiencing it too?

Free enterprise I suppose. That and it is very difficult to determine scams/prosecute them.
Laws are funny too. Not ha ha funny. Just funny by state and country. Varies widely.

Usually the scams that take in millions of dollars are the ones that will be prosecuted.
What the legal entity does in those cases, is allow them to dig a deep hole for themselves.
That's why some big scams last several years. Then the legal people walk in and arrest
owners, founders, and top recruiters......they take all their funds from their bank accounts.
In some cases they take everything the people have......property, land, houses, furniture,
vehicles, etc.

The little peon bux sites, yeah, they network and steal money but most of them don't make
squat when all is said due to most everyone knowing they are crap shoots.

@gorfman44 no hadn't thought about renting one but I have used gas tillers before.
Amazon has an electric one with mostly all good reviews for $125.00....
' Earthwise TC70001 11-Inch 8-1/2 Amp Electric Tiller/Cultivator ' I was just going
to use a shovel and then kept going through my seeds and decided to plant more
and more stuff.

What I am mainly concerned about is critters.....mainly squirrels, birds, and raccoons.
I'll have to make a scarecrow, buy mesh fencing, pie pans and sit on my balcony with
a shotgun.

@Pasappan I sure wish I could grow those kinds of trees here. I love coconut especially.

I'll take some photos later after I get the garden started.

This year I have plans for a veggie garden,

I have planted some seedlings a week or so ago and several varieties of tomato
plants have already made their way thru the soil and stretching towards the sun
from the window.

I am primarily focusing on Tomatoes and Green Bell Peppers. I am also going
to plant cucumbers, green beans, yellow squash, zucchini, watermelon and cantaloup.
In addition, I may plant a few stalks of corn, a bit of lettuce, and a few other veggies.

Most of my property is very shaded because I basically live in the woods. There is
a some what sunny location in one area that primarily gets morning and early
afternoon sun. So I suspect some veggies may not do too well but I shall see.

I don't have a tiller and thinking about using some of my ClixSense earnings for
to choose an Amazon Gift Card through Tango. I see some small electric tillers
that have very good reviews there. Seems strange to me for a tiller to have an
electrical cord but the area in which I am going to plant, is close to the house so
I guess that would work out ok.