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In case you have not yet heard, but Pay for Surf type sites have RETURNED!! This is good news for those of us who spend UNGODLY amount of time online (yours truly of course) The site I am referring to is <URL Removed>(Ref Link Encoded.) This site uses a Framed Browser window to pop-up ads every 30 seconds it will pop that window up and show you an ad. You click off the window and continue surfing.. Well, I don?t know about you, but I used to make a killing off of AllAdvantage with those browser hacks. If you run the program for 24 hrs/day @ $.75 / hr = $18 / day = $540. Might as well get paid for all that surfing you doThis site is said by many people to be a "scam" we have received information from our sources that this is NOT a scam. They have indeed made payments, and should be arriving on the 15th of March. We are 100% certain this site pays!! 300 dollars times 5 months = brand new gaming PC!b>

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March 3, 2005

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