I wish I could make $7 every three days!

You need to make contact with them before they sign up and give them tips and encouragement from then on.

It's the prosperous one I am looking forward to.

Stay as long as you like, it's up to you. Welcome!

Thanks for the shoutout!

ms346k wrote: Want to trnsfer Money from Paypal to Payza please suggest me the prcedure..

I would buy BitCoin through CoinBase with your PayPal balance, then sell the BitCoin into your Payza account.

He only lost when he sold it, that was the dumb move. It's not over yet. It's already gone from 12K to 15K since they said it had crashed.

It's a great website for making free cash with no risk.

The only way you can say you are disqualified for every survey is if you TRY every one and there are HUNDREDS of them every day.

Bitcoin is only a medium of exchange and is not a program itself. Your statement would be like saying PayPal was in some way responsible for Traffic Monsoon being a Ponzi Scheme.

It all adds up and 100 pennies spend the same as a dollar bill.

I retired in Sept 2000 and am so happy I did. You can never tell what is in store for you, so I figure a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. With both my wife and I going through cancer and several other surgeries, I wouldn't trade the extra happiness we shared for a few extra dollers we may not have been able to enjoy.

valerie wrote:

larryonly wrote: Sounds like good rules, I don't know of any here.
Never heard about "Trunk or treat "; maybe more of a US thing .

Yep, it's a safety net so to speak. Everyone knows everyone so the kids are safe
I don't know how it started being called 'trunk' but I guess it really did start from
a parking lot, car's having trunk open and candy bowls inside or some such as that.

Our church has sponsored Trunk-Or-Treat for many years with great success and each car owner decorates their Trunk (often wit h lights) to make it more fun.

Take $100 of Clixsense earnings and buy a stake, then if it goes south it's only losing free money, right?

Count your blessings, sometimes pendings never pay off.

I have a Motorola Moto G 4th GEn and it does all I want for around $200

Use Gmail and other cloud apps, so you never need to transfer. Just set up your new phone to the same account and you are good to go.

I prefer to use it to death

I have used Payza for over a decade, but currently I think their fees are very high unless I wait until I have at least $100 to withdraw (then it's only $5 or 5%), but to transfer to my bank it's only 50 cents flat rate. Then I can withdraw it for free. I even have a free bank account just for my Internet activities, so as you can see I am quite fee conscious. I have been doing this stuff since 2007 and it has become a passion for me, no matter how much I make. But when I am working for pennies, I don't like giving them away to the bankers.

The problem with using transfers is they usually incur multiple excessive (in my opinion) fees (especially if it is on small amounts with proportional higher percentages), which is why I like Tango Card so much. There are ZERO fees (no matter how much you spend) and I am always buying something anyway. That's why I spend time online, just for spending money for fun stuff.

So far I have used it for Movie Tickets, Dinners Out, A Steam Cleaner from Home Depot ($100), A Discount on my new dishwasher, A Soundbar for my TV Set (amazing difference from the speakers it came with) and I currently have $160 in my balance there. It never expires or costs anything to hold, so I just wait until I want something else and request a gift card for that merchant (a day or two).

If I did have a desperate need for cash in my PayPal, I would try to negotiate a deal with someone who would pay me for something they needed that was available from Tango Card and sell it to them at a discount to raise the cash. Of course that would take trust and confidence, but then I am not that desperate for cash.