Ed Earns

I was hired as a blog commentator.

All I do is search for blogs online about the particular niche that my employer talks about, write a comment and then list them on a tracker. Pretty simple, right?

You have to do better than that you Paypal scammers!

This is the second time that I received an email from somebody who was claiming that they’re from PAYPAL, telling me to update my records to protect my account. I checked my Yahoo email one morning and got this message below telling me that my account will be suspended on September 20 in case I don’t update my records.

I’m still waiting for my money to reach a certain amount but it’s almost time for another cashout and I’m glad that somehow I’m able to come up with another payout. I wasn’t expecting that I’d be getting it sooner than I thought. Right now, here are the major sites that send me some extra money.

I’m very glad that those unexpected emails turned out to be legit after all. We don’t know how many crazy people are online who’d transact business only to fool you. I followed the tasks that they wanted, like putting a text link on my other domain’s main web page and also did some opportunities that required me to publish and submit the URLs right then and there.