The PeopleString Scam - Learn About It
What is "The String"?
The String is a new and FREE social networking site similar to Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. So, what makes The String different than the "other" social networking sites? The fact that The String gives 70% of their ad revenue back to their users!
What does this mean for us?
Well, Facebook made over $1 Billion in ad revenue just last year. If they had been The String, they would have shared $700 Million of that with us just for being users of the site! I can only imagine the possibilities with that kind of Payout!
So, how do we get paid?
Easy. We get paid by simply logging into our homepage (just like we do on Facebook). In other words, everything we do on Facebook for FREE, we get PAID to do here, like:
- checking email
- playing games (like Mafia and Farmville)
- socializing with friends
- searching the web (using Google and Bing)
- and last, but not least, helping others do the same
Another feature that takes The String to the next level is their emailer. This state-of-the-art service has the ability to let us "unsend" a sent email, stopping the recipient from ever seeing the message.
On top of that, The String also provides cashback shopping, where we get money back from shopping online at the stores we are already know: American Eagle, Barnes & Noble, Macy's and Sears to name a few.
What's the catch?
So far, there isn't one. It is free to create an account with The String, so there is nothing to fear by simply looking around and exploring the world's coolest homepage.
Is this a scam?
Well, let's review...
*100% free sign up
*get paid to be online
*access to recallable email.
*get cashback for shopping online
About the Author
Freelance writer. Enjoys writing in off time, when the time manages to show up. Submits various articles on various topics. Expands horizons by browsing the internet for new content and refined knowledge. Student attending California State University studying to become a school counselor. Volunteers for work with children in child enrichment programs, and conduct research on adult involvements in children's play. www.adamstringers.com
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