[Deleuze]

For those of you who don't know about Treasure Trader (http://www.treasuretrooper.com/270448), it's a program that allows you to make serious cash by doing product trials, surveys, etc. I have experimented with numerous other programs (Hits4pay, SurveySpot, Greenfields, etc) and they are either scams or simply don't pay enough to make it worth your while. With Treasure Trader, I'm averaging over $25 an hour. Recently, I've boosted my earnings my coupling it with Clixsense (http://www.clixsense.com/?2129784), a program where you can buy traffic for as a little as .01 per click. That means 500 guaranteed visitors for only $5. This has really boosted my affiliates with Treasure Trader. Now my account balance keeps going up without me even doing anything. See, you get %20 of your affiliates earnings and then %10 of their earnings. You can see how this becomes a sweet deal. Check out my blog for my rundown on the varius work online programs out there (http://workonlineprograms.blogspot.com/).

[sboxva]

Deleuze, sounds like you could use my virtual assistant service. I can provide someone to work for you full time doing surveys or whatever else you want them to do, just teach them what you need them to know. We only charge $969 USD per month for someone to work 40 hours per week. Let's be conservative and say instead of $25, you make $15 an hour, that's $15 x 40hours x 4 weeks = $2400 per month. $2400 - $969 = $1431 profit per month. If you get more virtual assistants then we can only imagine how much you can make.

All of you out there making plenty of money through these sites, check out my website http://www.staffbox.com I'd like to know if I can help you out.

[sboxva]

What? No takers yet?

[akula]

that's strange...why wouldn't the virtual assistant simply open their own treasure trooper account and earn $2400 instead of $969 for their 40*4 hours?

I mean the whole VA thing sounds great, except it doesn't make sense

how is this gonna work? Am I gonna be sending this guy treasure trooper surveys, and hiding the origin of the surveys?

[sawkilla]

Originally Posted by akula

that's strange...why wouldn't the virtual assistant simply open their own treasure trooper account and earn $2400 instead of $969 for their 40*4 hours?

I mean the whole VA thing sounds great, except it doesn't make sense

how is this gonna work? Am I gonna be sending this guy treasure trooper surveys, and hiding the origin of the surveys?

I agree something isn't right here.Stay away.

[silversurfer]

Virtual Assistants can work well, but there are cultural things too.

Note that there are many companies using cheap foreign labor to do this kind of work (search for "gold farms") that are apparently successful in hiding the meaning of this work from their employees.

[Unreal030]

Most Chinese Gold Farms employees know exactly what they are doing and why they are doing it. In fact it is common for them to actually live at their business.

I won't make assumptions about this mans VA business however I suggest one gets their info straight before presenting it. If I am misinterpreting your post Silversurfer please let me know.

[silversurfer]

Originally Posted by Unreal030

Most Chinese Gold Farms employees know exactly what they are doing and why they are doing it. In fact it is common for them to actually live at their business.

I won't make assumptions about this mans VA business however I suggest one gets their info straight before presenting it. If I am misinterpreting your post Silversurfer please let me know.

I read some articles about gold farms and one... in either Money or Businessweek or Forbes or something talked about the employees having only the vaguest notion of how their manager was selling these items and to whom. The people at the internet cafe were described as drinking tea and smoking cigarettes and turning what they got over to an overseer who paid them essentially pennies for the material with no explanation that they could set up their own businesses on whatever the ebay is for mmorgs. If that misrepresents gold farms then there you go.

In my mind these people int he article lived in northwest China, not a sophisticated place like Shanghai.

SS