ceilteach79

@ceilteach79 (4)

United States • Age 47

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Site that pay?

Cortney @Cortney (3980) • United States 31 Oct 06

I am going through and trying to sign up for some sites like mylot, mypoints, and inboxdollars. I would love if anyone can post sites that they have been paid from. I know there are tons out there, but I want to start with the...

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ceilteach79 I second Netwinner: http://www.netwinner.com/?signupCode=ceilteach79 www.bzzagent.com is also good. Not a lot of things come up, but when they do it's really good stuff. Not $$, but nice stuff. www.judysbook.com Once you get in the CE program, it's...

16 Nov 06

Site that pay?

Cortney @Cortney (3980) • United States 31 Oct 06

I am going through and trying to sign up for some sites like mylot, mypoints, and inboxdollars. I would love if anyone can post sites that they have been paid from. I know there are tons out there, but I want to start with the...

55 responses •

9 people

ceilteach79 I second Netwinner: http://www.netwinner.com/?signupCode=ceilteach79 www.bzzagent.com is also good. Not a lot of things come up, but when they do it's really good stuff. Not $$, but nice stuff. www.judysbook.com Once you get in the CE program, it's...

16 Nov 06

word meaning half-Belgian

ciotog17 @ciotog17 (54) • United States 16 Nov 06

if you are talking about something that is part British and part French, you can use the word Anglo-French. if you describe something partly French and partly American, the word is Franco-American. What about if it is something...

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ceilteach79 ugh, typo. Belgian-American...

16 Nov 06

word meaning half-Belgian

ciotog17 @ciotog17 (54) • United States 16 Nov 06

if you are talking about something that is part British and part French, you can use the word Anglo-French. if you describe something partly French and partly American, the word is Franco-American. What about if it is something...

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ceilteach79 As much as it doesn't seem like it... Belgo-American if you're using it in the same context. Belgan-American may also be acceptable depending on the context.

16 Nov 06

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