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Apr

Revolution Money Exchange Takes On PayPal - Sign Up For A FREE $25!

Written by Chris on April 7, 2008 – 7:00 pm -

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Tired of using PayPal? Tired of paying fee’s to send money to your friends, partners, or when paying for auctions? Then you need to check out the Revolution Money Exchange! This very easy to use payment processor is a great alternative to using PayPal and may even work its way to becoming as popular as PayPal.

Now, I know you are thinking that that is impossible, PayPal is owned by eBay, there is no way someone would be able to compete. Well, what if that company did not have ANY fee’s for sending and receiving money? Welcome to the scene MoneyExchange.

So, where does the FREE $25.00 come into play that I mentioned? Sign up today and get $25.00 deposited into your account, no strings attached. Yup, that’s right…free money for just signing up. Also, you can earn even more money by referring people to sign up - so, yes, if you sign up through my referral link, I will be making a couple extra dollars, but it will also give you the chance to make some money through referrals as well!

Where are the fee’s then if you don’t get charged for sending and receiving money? If you want to withdrawal your money into your bank account, that is also free. If you want to get a check or request a paper statement, you will pay a fee. Also if you overdraft from your account you will pay a fee. You can check out their full fee schedule here.

Sign up soon because the free money and referral money won’t last forever!

Even if you do not want to use the account, sign up, collect the money, transfer to your account, and then your done - a free $25.00!

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Mar

10 Best Ways for College Students to Make Money Online

Written by Chris on March 26, 2008 – 12:00 pm -

Money. It’s what every college student wants and what every college student lacks. You can save up all summer and it is sure to be gone by Thanksgiving. Or, more likely, Columbus Day weekend. There are tons of ways students can earn money online and keep up with the trust fund kids. Here a few:

Teach the computer illiterate. Do you know your way around a computer better than you do your school’s library? Branch out your services to those who think a click of the mouse means their vermin troubles are gone.
Help others set up their computers. Many people have computers but often incorrectly install their new machines or aren’t aware of the upgrades their systems offer. It can also be as easy as making sure they’ve got everything plugged into the right outlets.
Join the blogosphere. Does everyone tell you have great ideas? Or maybe just you think you have great ideas. Either way start your own blog and if you’ve got something to say that people want to hear then the advertisers will be eager to be seen on your site.
Create and update webpage designs. Every company now wants to and needs to be on the web hocking its wares. If you’ve got experience creating webpages then your services will be in high demand.
Join an online auction. eBay is the place on the web to sell anything from your prized possessions if you’re really in a bind or maybe old baseball cards for some extra cash.
Help others join the digital music age. The old record collection doesn’t have to lie in dusty heap anymore and, if you have the little equipment needed, you can help transfer these old classics to a digital library.
Clean up computer messes. Computers are constantly being ground to screeching halts by viruses and spyware these days. Computer users are eager for help cleaning up their systems.
Scour the internet for lost records. Scan the internet for background checks for employers or track down old classmates for clients.
Sell the next hot .com name. Selling domain names may sound passé as it seems all the good ones are taken, but with new .tv or .info domains emerging the possibilities are endless.
Be a photographer. With digital photos taking the place of the old family scrapbook, computer savvy individuals are in high demand to help computer illiterates in this new direction.

Heather Johnson is a freelance business, finance and economics writer, as well as a regular contributor at Business Credit Cards, a site for business credit card and best business credit card offers. Heather welcomes comments and freelancing job inquiries at her email address
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