Pass Links & Make Cash!

[arella]

lol I'm in deperate need of cash lol but I do have my limits on how I get it

[squirt]

we're not talking cash, at least I don't think so lol it probably takes forever to make anything and it's probably paid through PayPal lol and he very specifically says posts links on forums, this is spam, he should be ashamed! lol

[arella]

I agree lol

[sunburstlespaulhero1989]

Paypal has messed me up 1 too many times

[arella]

I hear ya on that one!

[sunburstlespaulhero1989]

Originally Posted by sunburstlespaulhero1989

I am looking at this and it appears to be a double edge sword. For one thing, if I used this I know for certain that my friend's and or other people who use this would get spam like no tommorow. Second, I have been very ify with these "Make Ca$h on the net" ideas since they fail to answer how exactly one is making the "Ca$h" to pay the person who is unfortunate to fall victim to it. Third, there might be some bugs here since it seems new.

FYI
when I was refering to "Ca$" I was meaning any other way you get paid on the net ( I have no clue how this works).

[Flynn]

I thought I should at least have a look at what was on offer.

When I filled out the Linkbee application there is a section that wants you to best describe your link you are refering. Three choices, interstitial, banner or none.

I had to look up the meaning of a word, see people it's never too late to learn new things, anyway, the word is INTERSTITIAL. I've never seen or heard it used so I logged onto Wikipedia.

I should have left a linkbee there, damn, there's some cash I can't get back !

The choices

Interstitial…………an interstitial acts as a commercial between the transition of your link.

Banner……..it will display a banner at the top of the destinations page.

None…..no ads at all but you don’t make any money either.


Interstitial webpage
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



On the World Wide Web, interstitials are web pages that are displayed before an expected content page, often to display advertisements or confirm the user's age. The concept of interstitial advertising was first launched in 1997 by Typo.net founders Timothy L. Kay and Robert Hoffer, who called it "the first World Wide Web URL spellchecker."

Some people take issue with this form of online advertising.

Less controversial uses of interstitial pages include introducing another page or site before directing the user to proceed; or alerting the user that the next page requires a login, or has some other requirement which the user should know about before proceeding. Sparingly and prudently used, interstitial pages can avoid confusion and aid usability.

[arella]

lol I'd never go to linkbee after all the viruses the first time they touted it out

[JokerooTim]

This is extremely useful when you have 100+ character urls and want to reduce it to a smaller URL. You can also use this to help you remember links, such as a topic here on the message board. If you think your Favorites or Bookmarks are packed, and want to see that funny picture again you just create a link that is easy to remember and can send to friends while making a cash off it.

Pretty much your getting paid to go out of your way to make a link and send it to people. So why complain?

[JokerooTim]

Originally Posted by squirt

we're not talking cash, at least I don't think so lol it probably takes forever to make anything and it's probably paid through PayPal lol and he very specifically says posts links on forums, this is spam, he should be ashamed! lol

Posting on forums would be like links to picture albums, myspace, facebook, funny news articles, funny videos, or anything you would post a link for in the first place. Spam is considered pointless information, like the bunch of posts below yours in this thread.

Originally Posted by sunburstlespaulhero1989

Paypal has messed me up 1 too many times

Paypal may have messed you up, but you do have a history of everything, if you have problems contact them and show them the history. Not every system we use in the world is perfect.

Originally Posted by arella

lol I'd never go to linkbee after all the viruses the first time they touted it out

Ahh, but you see you clicked on the link, and most likely downloaded a file. Retrieving a virus is hard to do these days, and has been hard to do in the past 3 years. Perhaps you should try FireFox.