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nausistic
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What is the name of your state? TN
I came across this method that seems too easy... basically, you get an email with 5 email addresses (with paypal accounts) in it, and you send $5 (or some other nominal amount) to the #1 address. Then you bump that address off the list and move them up, placing your address in the #5 slot.
Then by the time it circulates around and multiplies where your address makes it to the #1 slot, you'll have a ton of people sending money to your Paypal account. One of the things that they stress to 'keep it legal' is to include 'please add me to your mailing list' when you send the money.
The email suggests you forward it to at least 40 people to maximize your success rate, but I was thinking of sending it under an opt-in (read:NO SPAM) email service instead.
I'm thinking that since I'm technically paying for a service (and the people who send me money would be, also), and that I won't be sending spam to anybody, and that I'll be paying taxes on any income I receive, that I'm in the clear.
Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks.
I came across this method that seems too easy... basically, you get an email with 5 email addresses (with paypal accounts) in it, and you send $5 (or some other nominal amount) to the #1 address. Then you bump that address off the list and move them up, placing your address in the #5 slot.
Then by the time it circulates around and multiplies where your address makes it to the #1 slot, you'll have a ton of people sending money to your Paypal account. One of the things that they stress to 'keep it legal' is to include 'please add me to your mailing list' when you send the money.
The email suggests you forward it to at least 40 people to maximize your success rate, but I was thinking of sending it under an opt-in (read:NO SPAM) email service instead.
I'm thinking that since I'm technically paying for a service (and the people who send me money would be, also), and that I won't be sending spam to anybody, and that I'll be paying taxes on any income I receive, that I'm in the clear.
Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks.
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