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Web-Based Email system with features as powerful or even more so than any other similar
system. If you look at the popularity of Hotmail and other similar free Web-Based Email services, there are now millions of users. Well the folks at TheMail have figured out a way to reward you just for for using their "Hotmail Style" system. They also pay you for referring others according to the volume of Email they read and reward you 15 levels deep. Whenever someone signs up and reads email, you get paid! ($0.0025 for each email read - believe me, it adds up quick) You also get paid every time one of your friend's friends reads an email ($0.0005 for each email read). TheMail pays up to 15 secondary tiers, that means you still get paid when your friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friends, friend reads an email. The folks at TheMail really want you to use their free Web-Based email. Once you join, they pay you for every Email read by those signed under you 16 levels deep. There is no cost to sign-up, and it only takes a minute. Before you say: "Too Good To Be True", it's not. There are a lot of advertisers who want very much to reach the Internet population and will gladly pay for it. So... sign up! HOW TO GET PAID TO READ YOUR OWN EMAILA) Set up a second account under yourself, so that you become one of your own referrals. If you don't know your referral ID, log into your new "TheMail" account and send yourself a message to your normal Email address. Your referral ID will be included so you can just click on it and set up a new account that way. B) Start having your favorite newsletters and Email discussion lists sent to your second address. From then on, you will be paid to read your favorite lists. C) Start spreading the word today, and your earnings will grow. Add it to YOUR new autoresponder or newsletter. From then on, whenever people send you Email, they will receive a message explaining how to do it too. |
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