Paid to click programs pay you, the consumer to view advertisers links. This is legitimate online income that you do not have to pay to join.
*These are paid to click. Log in once daily and click all the ads in your view ads folder
http://www.DailyClicks.biz/?r=carysmemories (I did the one time lifetime upgrade on this for $12 so I get .02 per ad instead of .01 per ad.)
http://paid.vg/?r=carysmemories
http://www.just-click.us/?r=carysmemories
http://bux.to/?r=carysmemories (I bought 100 referrals on this one- cost me $93, I've made over $290 from them clicking since Oct 2007)
http://wordlinx.com/?r=32906
http://adbux.org/?r=carysmemories
http://www.quickrewards.net/?r=carysmemories (go to the daily clicks link)
http://www.helphits.com?r=58512 (use the earn cash link)
*These 3 send you emails to your inbox and when you click on the ads you get money.
http://www.clickbux.org/pages/index.php?refid=carysmemories
http://www.cashbux.org/pages/index.php?refid=carysmemories
http://www.inboxdollars.com/?r=kmason711 (I've made $26 just clicking emails on this one)
This one you guess what's going to happen and they pay your when you are right.
http://www.guessnow.com/show?signup&refID=carysmemories (I've made $8 since Dec 2007 on this one)
I hope this helps you make some extra money!
Friday, January 18, 2008
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Friday, September 07, 2007
Stop Trying So Hard!
Stop trying so hard! Here are people begging to join your program and you can decide if you want to let them!
Paid To Click Easy Income
Paid to Click sites are quick and easy mindless income that anyone can do!
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These ones do not have a fancy banner, but they're good for clicking income:
http://www.daddybux.com/?r=carysmemories
http://adbux.org/?r=carysmemories
http://www.Haileyscomet.info/index.php?ref=carysmemories
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These ones do not have a fancy banner, but they're good for clicking income:
http://www.daddybux.com/?r=carysmemories
http://adbux.org/?r=carysmemories
http://www.Haileyscomet.info/index.php?ref=carysmemories
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Make it a CINCH to take off those extra pounds
Copyright © Cary Mason
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
Make it a CINCH to take off those extra pounds
Fact: In 1980 35% of Americans were obese.
Fact: $46 Million dollars have been spent on weight loss since 1980 and now 65% of Americans are considered overweight to obese.
Fact: Diets fail because they are too hard to follow, interfere with your life, take too long, or use unsafe ingredients with negative side effects.
Cinch works because it uses a clinically tested leucine formula that is made of all natural ingredients backed by 50 years of nutritional science leadership and innovation.
With Cinch you retain your lean muscle mass which leads to a higher healthier metabolism, while you lose fat, weight and inches.
These products have fueled more than 54 gold medalists and 82 world class athletes to higher achievement.
Cinch is formulated to
• Keep Muscle you have
• Burn Fat you don’t need
• Lose Inches you don’t want
Getting started is a Cinch!
To learn more about the products:
http://www.shaklee.net/carymason/main
To learn more about the business opportunity:
http://www.mimtraining.com/AMTopportunity.html
List Cary Mason as the person who referred you.
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Copyright © Cary Mason
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
Make it a CINCH to take off those extra pounds
Fact: In 1980 35% of Americans were obese.
Fact: $46 Million dollars have been spent on weight loss since 1980 and now 65% of Americans are considered overweight to obese.
Fact: Diets fail because they are too hard to follow, interfere with your life, take too long, or use unsafe ingredients with negative side effects.
Cinch works because it uses a clinically tested leucine formula that is made of all natural ingredients backed by 50 years of nutritional science leadership and innovation.
With Cinch you retain your lean muscle mass which leads to a higher healthier metabolism, while you lose fat, weight and inches.
These products have fueled more than 54 gold medalists and 82 world class athletes to higher achievement.
Cinch is formulated to
• Keep Muscle you have
• Burn Fat you don’t need
• Lose Inches you don’t want
Getting started is a Cinch!
To learn more about the products:
http://www.shaklee.net/carymason/main
To learn more about the business opportunity:
http://www.mimtraining.com/AMTopportunity.html
List Cary Mason as the person who referred you.
About the Author:
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To find the best home based business ideas and
opportunities so you can work at home visit:
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
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Do you have a TOXIC home?
Do you have a TOXIC home?
Copyright © Cary Mason http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
Do you have a TOXIC home?
Fact: More than 9 out of 10 poison exposures at home occur with household products.
Fact: Women who work at home have a 54% higher death rate from cancer than women who work outside the home.
Fact: An average home generates 25 pounds of toxic, hazardous waste each year, most of which come from household cleaning products.
It’s time to Get Clean! Get Clean products are safe for you, your home and your planet. Make your home the safest place in the whole world.
Get Clean products give you cleaning choices that are NONTOXIC and NATURAL and do not contain any of these harmful ingredients:
Kerosene
Formaldehyde
Phenol
Hydrochloric acid
Sulfuric acid
Benzene
Ammonia
Sodium hydroxide
Phosphoric acid
Get Clean products are ultra concentrated and powerful. You will buy less and get more clean out of these products! They are made of natural ingredients, free of harsh chemicals, biodegradable, have recyclable packaging, and are never tested on animals.
Protect your family, your home and your planet. Get Clean today!
Ask me about the $150 rebate! I will also personally rebate your $19.95 ($15.95 in Canada) enrollment fee.
To learn more about the products:
http://www.shaklee.net/carymason/main
To learn more about the business opportunity:
http://www.mimtraining.com/AMTopportunity.html
Enter Cary Mason as the person who referred you.
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Copyright © Cary Mason http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
Do you have a TOXIC home?
Fact: More than 9 out of 10 poison exposures at home occur with household products.
Fact: Women who work at home have a 54% higher death rate from cancer than women who work outside the home.
Fact: An average home generates 25 pounds of toxic, hazardous waste each year, most of which come from household cleaning products.
It’s time to Get Clean! Get Clean products are safe for you, your home and your planet. Make your home the safest place in the whole world.
Get Clean products give you cleaning choices that are NONTOXIC and NATURAL and do not contain any of these harmful ingredients:
Kerosene
Formaldehyde
Phenol
Hydrochloric acid
Sulfuric acid
Benzene
Ammonia
Sodium hydroxide
Phosphoric acid
Get Clean products are ultra concentrated and powerful. You will buy less and get more clean out of these products! They are made of natural ingredients, free of harsh chemicals, biodegradable, have recyclable packaging, and are never tested on animals.
Protect your family, your home and your planet. Get Clean today!
Ask me about the $150 rebate! I will also personally rebate your $19.95 ($15.95 in Canada) enrollment fee.
To learn more about the products:
http://www.shaklee.net/carymason/main
To learn more about the business opportunity:
http://www.mimtraining.com/AMTopportunity.html
Enter Cary Mason as the person who referred you.
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Monday, November 20, 2006
Do you have the RIGHT PRIMARY?
Do you have the right Primary?
Copyright © Cary Mason
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
Are you certain that you have a Primary Business that will build you a long term residual income? Here’s the question you need to ask yourself:
I would love to help you find a Primary Business that will support you and your family for generations. Please contact me at carysmemories@msn.com
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To find the best home based business ideas and
opportunities so you can work at home visit:
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
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Copyright © Cary Mason
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
Are you certain that you have a Primary Business that will build you a long term residual income? Here’s the question you need to ask yourself:
If there were no business opportunity, would people still buy your product or service?If you don’t know how to answer this question regarding your current business or a business that you are investigating for the purpose of joining, you might want to listen further to hear what you need to consider. Click here to listen: http://PlayAudio-234.com/play.asp?m=346192&f=OAKASL&ps=13&p=1
I would love to help you find a Primary Business that will support you and your family for generations. Please contact me at carysmemories@msn.com
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To find the best home based business ideas and
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Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Be Tax Wise for 2006!
Here are some ways you can make the most of the time you have left to secure tax advantages prior to the end of the year:
Section 179—This piece of tax code continues to be a boon for small business, especially since it’s been extended through 2010 (see “Tax Changes for 2006” in this issue). For 2006, the deduction lets you immediately take $108,000 off your taxes, provided your total purchase is under $430,000. If you need new (or even used) equipment, hardware or off-the-shelf software, the Section 179 deduction can help. And the deduction will be increased for inflation in 2007. “One thing to keep in mind is that if the Section 179 deduction puts you at a loss, it can’t be taken,” says Mailhes. “Since it’s elective, you’ll likely take the standard depreciation in that case, regardless.”
One note: You can claim depreciation deductions only for the business-use percentage of an asset’s cost. For example, if you use a vehicle 50% of the time for business and 50% for personal purposes, you can depreciate only 50% of the cost. If your corporation owns heavy SUVs, pickup trucks or vans, each must be used more than 50% for actual corporate business activities—based on mileage—to qualify for the write-off. Personal use by an employee who owns more than 5% of the company’s shares, or by employees related to the shareholder, doesn’t qualify as corporate business use, although the personal-use value must be reported as additional taxable compensation on your W-2.
Increase those expenses—In addition to Section 179 benefits, paying as many expenses as possible before year-end offers benefits. Stocking up on office supplies, paying bills early (e.g., utilities, rent, insurance, etc.), buying office equipment now, covering repairs and even booking travel before December 31 all help to reduce your tax burden.
Deferring income—If you can put off some of the accounts receivable you expect to come in during December to the first week of January, you can cut your tax bill, as you won’t have to report taxes on that income until the following year. “If you’re on a cash basis and you’re growing, it makes sense to pay everything down at the end of the year and try to defer what you can into the next year to lower your taxable income,” Mailhes adds.
Take advantage of tax credits—Tax credits are even better than deduction because they represent a direct dollar subtraction from your taxes. (To learn more about available tax credits, read “Making the Most of Tax Credits” in the March 2005 issue of Wells Fargo Business Banking Roundup™ newsletter.) There are up to 25 federal tax credits, not to mention those available from your state. Talk to your accountant or CPA about what may be available to you.
Take advantage of new deductions—“If you’re a manufacturer, for example, you can take advantage of the New Manufacturer/Producer Deduction, which allows you to deduct 3% of your net profits from manufacturing,” observes Mailhes. “It will go up to 6% in 2007.”
Put retirement plans in play—If you haven’t yet set up a retirement plan, you still have time to do so and reduce your income for the year. You can install almost any type prior to the end of the year—SEP, 401(k), Roth IRA, KEOGH, etc.—with the exception of a SIMPLE IRA, which has an October deadline. “For those planning to file for an extension (either September 15 or October 15, 2007, depending on the structure of your company), this can be especially attractive,” Mailhes says. “You can still set up the plan this year and not pay into it until the due date of your return. So if you buy inventory or equipment, or have some other capital expense at the end of 2006, the extension can really help out in terms of cash flow; you may delay funding the plan until 2007. As long as you setup the plan up before year-end, you still have until your filing deadline to contribute.” One note: Some 401(k) plans allow catch-up contributions in December. If you haven’t yet maxed out your plan, this is a good time to do it.
Write off worthless inventory and Accounts Receivable—“If you have inventory that’s damaged or won’t sell, or certain accounts on which you know you can’t collect, you can write them off,” says Mailhes. “Bear in mind that you need to record the specific items or accounts you’re writing off.”
Exercise your plastic—If you’re using cash-based accounting, business expenses paid via credit card in December can help reduce taxes. You’ll have write-offs for 2006 on bills that won’t be paid until 2007.
Be charitable—What you can write off in terms of charitable donations is limited by your adjusted gross income (AGI) before net operating loss carry forwards. It can range from 20% to 50% of AGI for individuals (generally, you can deduct cash donations in full up to 50%, property donations in full up to 30% and donations of appreciated capital gains assets in full up to 20%). For corporations, the amount is limited to 10% of your taxable income. In addition, if your itemized deductions are greater than $150,000, any amounts greater than that will be reduced by 3% of your AGI. Just remember that the IRS requires you to have a written receipt for any donation of $250 or more. If you did not receive a receipt for a donation, you should contact the organization and request written documentation. If you made any non-cash gifts (e.g., stock) worth $500 or more in total, you must file a Form 8283, Non-cash Charitable Contributions, with your tax return to claim a deduction.
Section 179—This piece of tax code continues to be a boon for small business, especially since it’s been extended through 2010 (see “Tax Changes for 2006” in this issue). For 2006, the deduction lets you immediately take $108,000 off your taxes, provided your total purchase is under $430,000. If you need new (or even used) equipment, hardware or off-the-shelf software, the Section 179 deduction can help. And the deduction will be increased for inflation in 2007. “One thing to keep in mind is that if the Section 179 deduction puts you at a loss, it can’t be taken,” says Mailhes. “Since it’s elective, you’ll likely take the standard depreciation in that case, regardless.”
One note: You can claim depreciation deductions only for the business-use percentage of an asset’s cost. For example, if you use a vehicle 50% of the time for business and 50% for personal purposes, you can depreciate only 50% of the cost. If your corporation owns heavy SUVs, pickup trucks or vans, each must be used more than 50% for actual corporate business activities—based on mileage—to qualify for the write-off. Personal use by an employee who owns more than 5% of the company’s shares, or by employees related to the shareholder, doesn’t qualify as corporate business use, although the personal-use value must be reported as additional taxable compensation on your W-2.
Increase those expenses—In addition to Section 179 benefits, paying as many expenses as possible before year-end offers benefits. Stocking up on office supplies, paying bills early (e.g., utilities, rent, insurance, etc.), buying office equipment now, covering repairs and even booking travel before December 31 all help to reduce your tax burden.
Deferring income—If you can put off some of the accounts receivable you expect to come in during December to the first week of January, you can cut your tax bill, as you won’t have to report taxes on that income until the following year. “If you’re on a cash basis and you’re growing, it makes sense to pay everything down at the end of the year and try to defer what you can into the next year to lower your taxable income,” Mailhes adds.
Take advantage of tax credits—Tax credits are even better than deduction because they represent a direct dollar subtraction from your taxes. (To learn more about available tax credits, read “Making the Most of Tax Credits” in the March 2005 issue of Wells Fargo Business Banking Roundup™ newsletter.) There are up to 25 federal tax credits, not to mention those available from your state. Talk to your accountant or CPA about what may be available to you.
Take advantage of new deductions—“If you’re a manufacturer, for example, you can take advantage of the New Manufacturer/Producer Deduction, which allows you to deduct 3% of your net profits from manufacturing,” observes Mailhes. “It will go up to 6% in 2007.”
Put retirement plans in play—If you haven’t yet set up a retirement plan, you still have time to do so and reduce your income for the year. You can install almost any type prior to the end of the year—SEP, 401(k), Roth IRA, KEOGH, etc.—with the exception of a SIMPLE IRA, which has an October deadline. “For those planning to file for an extension (either September 15 or October 15, 2007, depending on the structure of your company), this can be especially attractive,” Mailhes says. “You can still set up the plan this year and not pay into it until the due date of your return. So if you buy inventory or equipment, or have some other capital expense at the end of 2006, the extension can really help out in terms of cash flow; you may delay funding the plan until 2007. As long as you setup the plan up before year-end, you still have until your filing deadline to contribute.” One note: Some 401(k) plans allow catch-up contributions in December. If you haven’t yet maxed out your plan, this is a good time to do it.
Write off worthless inventory and Accounts Receivable—“If you have inventory that’s damaged or won’t sell, or certain accounts on which you know you can’t collect, you can write them off,” says Mailhes. “Bear in mind that you need to record the specific items or accounts you’re writing off.”
Exercise your plastic—If you’re using cash-based accounting, business expenses paid via credit card in December can help reduce taxes. You’ll have write-offs for 2006 on bills that won’t be paid until 2007.
Be charitable—What you can write off in terms of charitable donations is limited by your adjusted gross income (AGI) before net operating loss carry forwards. It can range from 20% to 50% of AGI for individuals (generally, you can deduct cash donations in full up to 50%, property donations in full up to 30% and donations of appreciated capital gains assets in full up to 20%). For corporations, the amount is limited to 10% of your taxable income. In addition, if your itemized deductions are greater than $150,000, any amounts greater than that will be reduced by 3% of your AGI. Just remember that the IRS requires you to have a written receipt for any donation of $250 or more. If you did not receive a receipt for a donation, you should contact the organization and request written documentation. If you made any non-cash gifts (e.g., stock) worth $500 or more in total, you must file a Form 8283, Non-cash Charitable Contributions, with your tax return to claim a deduction.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Free Ebook Improves your Internet Marketing Skills
Free Ebook Educates you on Internet Marketing
Copyright © Cary Mason
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
You can’t beat free information! It is so important to make yourself familiar with all types of internet marketing so that you are on top of the marketing trends. Top internet marketer Jim Daniels has written a book that will give you 10 tips on how to improve your internet marketing skills driving you into the category of top internet business earners. That is your goal isn’t it? It is mine! I have read Jim’s ebook and can highly recommend to you the tips laid forth by his work New Age Work at Home Plan.
http://www.work-at-home-site.com/
Now, if you look at this page, you will see that the ebook if offered at the amazing low price of $97. But if you are interested in the 10 tips for successful The New Age Work at Home Plan:
"Internet-Based Financial Independence in 10 Simple Steps" with out paying for it. You can email me for the secret of how you can view this ebook absolutely free. I can not post on the internet this secret, but I will give the information to anyone who emails me for it. In addition to receiving this phenomenal work at no charge, you will also receive 3 other FREE Valuable gifts from Jim Daniels that will turn your business from ho-hum to WOO-HOO!
About the Author:
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To find the best home based business ideas and
opportunities so you can work at home visit:
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Copyright © Cary Mason
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
You can’t beat free information! It is so important to make yourself familiar with all types of internet marketing so that you are on top of the marketing trends. Top internet marketer Jim Daniels has written a book that will give you 10 tips on how to improve your internet marketing skills driving you into the category of top internet business earners. That is your goal isn’t it? It is mine! I have read Jim’s ebook and can highly recommend to you the tips laid forth by his work New Age Work at Home Plan.
http://www.work-at-home-site.com/
Now, if you look at this page, you will see that the ebook if offered at the amazing low price of $97. But if you are interested in the 10 tips for successful The New Age Work at Home Plan:
"Internet-Based Financial Independence in 10 Simple Steps" with out paying for it. You can email me for the secret of how you can view this ebook absolutely free. I can not post on the internet this secret, but I will give the information to anyone who emails me for it. In addition to receiving this phenomenal work at no charge, you will also receive 3 other FREE Valuable gifts from Jim Daniels that will turn your business from ho-hum to WOO-HOO!
About the Author:
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To find the best home based business ideas and
opportunities so you can work at home visit:
http://www.payitforward4profits.com/carysmemories
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