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[cryptique91]

i don't really put much trust in paypal, after having a look on paypalsucks.com which i found on another forum about making money online:(
I agree with what melkonianarg said, better off earn money online te more practical way. By the way, I still can't figure out why many sites don't accept payments through paypal. As an example, studiotraffic just wants you to use their StudioPay service, i've checked through the rates. This is unacceptable! I think paypal is good because it doen't charge expensive transaction fees.
Back to the topic, one good site I can tell you is ClickSor.com.
ANyway, I haven't tried out paypal myself, i'm just a 13 year old
*hope i didn't change the topic *

[whyme]

This should be helpful.

http://www.trap17.com/forums/earning-money...ail-t20871.html

[Ao)K-General]

Well. I dunno why no one signs up for paypal. I mean so what if your not 18. I ain't 18 and I signed up. I need a way to get a hold of the money. I mean I am only going to use the money for internet stuff.

[icemarle]

Honestly, there's no such thing as "THE BEST" paypal paying site, the one that's real should be good enough. Besides, it's better to earn money by working or starting a business. Because receiving and sending money on the web is still a very risky job, because you never know when someone's after "stalking" you for your information.

Besides, it's still going to take a very long time to get a decent amount of money by "working" in those kind of sites. It might take more than a month and it might not be enough! Plus in the traditional ways of working, it usually takes a month to get a paycheck. So, I suggest you start working as well, and use Paypal sites as a side-job, because you won't really get rich with those sites.

There are some other ways to earn money through your website, like Google Adsense, where when your ads get clicked, you get a few cents. You can earn a lot from that if you manage to make a good site, and generate interest in your ads. Of course, that would take a lot of effort and maybe a year or more before you get on a roll.