remember how/when you started getting paid online?
By keshia2007r
@keshia2007r (2880)
United States
March 17, 2011 8:14pm CST
I remember!
My first paid site started through invite via email. I've always called my lucky invite.
without it i wouldn't be where i am today.
but
from that one site, i got hungry for more!
so one site turned into two
two sites turned into five
five sites turned into about twenty-five lol
So to this day, i am and always will be thankful for that paid invite.
without it, i probably wouldn't be getting paid online.
what about you? do you have a story? Im sure you do since you all are on mylot
so do share!!
2 responses
@bhjayalaxmi (6)
• India
18 Mar 11
i started with being victim of scams now i am some where today.i have entered new era of making money online.thanks to internet for helping us learn how to make money online
@keshia2007r (2880)
• United States
18 Mar 11
thats to bad to hear you were a vicitim. I was also a victim, but whats important that we learned from past experiences and move on from there.
anyway thanks for sharing!
@insulin (2479)
• Philippines
18 Mar 11
Yes I do still remember!year 2007,I started getting online almost everyday and start to search if it is possible to earn online then I found mylot,this is the first site that gave me money online and then in mylot site,I found the slicethepie then that's where I earned so much more.After I already knew a lot of payings sites and also joined Ebay and freelance websites.I'M really glad I learned everything online.This is indeed hard work!
@keshia2007r (2880)
• United States
18 Mar 11
i started about 2 years after you, and from that point on i was online everyday, and just about a couple hours a day. putting in work as if it was an actual job, which i do consider working online to be an actual job. anyway, i am too really glad that i learned everything to get me where i am now. and i also sell on ebay, love the site. making money online is the best thing you could do possible. too bad some people don't believe its possible.
