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http://www.surfjunky.com

Some service that pays you $0.75 an hour for surfing the web.

How does it work? All it's doing for me is constantly refreshing this one browser window :p how do they pay you too? They don't even tell you to provide your paypal info...

Its a scam, click the search button and search neowin for surfjunky, they claim they pay you for signing up to these sites, but when you get near your payout limit $25 they ban you, PS the paypal bit is actually on the options page but they won't pay you anyway

They do, but it is not in the initial personal entry form they ask you to fill out. Once you become registered, login with your username and password. Then, on the lefthand side, click "Options" (it has account settings written underneith). Once there, you have the options of customizing what ads you receive and then right under that is "payment options" you can't miss it.

Also, you can get paid by other methods too...there is paypal which I will use, but they can also send you a cheuqe, or use "StormPay" or "e-gold" <--I don't know what those last two are.

Right now my account is at $17.50...they pay you at $25 bucks. I will let everyone know if they make right on their word...I just thought i've got nothing to lose really.

and uh.. *scratches back of neck* if you were planning on signing up...would mind using my user name as a referal? :blush:

it's <URL Removed>

hope this info helped!

Rob

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