Paid networking sites.

Posted by Manzil Barbora
6
International Trade & Business
Aug 10, 2009
752 Views

There are many Social Networking sites.But not all of them share revenue among members.Here are two sites that pay its members for participation:

1)Gather:Gather is a place where you can share and meet new people.In other words 'Networking'.You can share anything.Like share your thoughts,  opinions, photos, video, art, and more.Meet new people and share with them.As I have mentioned 'paid networking sites' and Gather falls in this category.In Gather you will be rewarded for your activities.Each activities will earn you some points,known as 'Gather Points' and such points can be exchanged either for cash or for gift cards at places like Starbucks, Target, and Amazon.If you choose to encash your points then you will need a paypal account.

2)Redgage:Redgage is another Social Networking site that rewards its users.However,at Redgage you do not need to gather any points,share images,links,videos,blogs etc and you earn from every views.You will also get bonus  if your content is featured.The minimum payout is $25 at the moment.When you reach this level RedGage will ask you for your contact information and send you a RedGage Visa Card. Redgage Visa is like a normal Debit card that is attached to your RedGage account only. When your RedGage funds are available and you have made a minimum of $25.00, RedGage will ask you for your contact information and ship you a RedGage Visa Card. This card will be like any other debit card and can be used at any place that accepts Visa.

This article is taken fro my blog.My blog is located at: http://ebloggs.blogspot.com

Comments (1)
avatar
Jan aka Jaz Green
7

When I first started earning online; I tried many sites that claimed to pay and so far only have one that consistently pays and two others that actually paid ( one has changed it pay site and the owner, sold the site that paid me; has another one and recently went back to working a 9 to 5; the other site that paid me is not longer active); so I have to ask you before trying Redgage; have you received a Debit card? The reason I ask is, SCOUR also gives this same type of reward; however, it takes

Aug 10, 2009 Like it Reply
Report
avatar
Please sign in to add comment.
Advertise on APSense
This advertising space is available.
Post Your Ad Here
More Articles