When I first heard, or rather read, about PayPerPost sometime at the end of last year, I was quite skeptical to take up the opportunity. I mean, you�d feel sceptical too if you�ve been hearing and reading about internet scams and what-nots.

But then again, like I’ve mention in my earlier post, I now needed the extra pocket money, hence I had resolved to writing paid posts – at the very least, the money I earned from writing these posts can be used to cover my webhosting package :)

But really, the best thing about PayPerPost is that you REALLY GET PAID by blogging *laughs* But since I’m still new, I have only written 11 paid posts. Yea, this sooo pales in comparison to those who’ve been writing paid posts since October last year. But IF all my posts were approved, I’d look forward to a total of USD 67 being credited into my PayPal account.

Now, USD 67 isn’t a lot of money though I must admit that it’s more than enough to pay for my webhosting package, as well as Mei Mei’s. And I have not seriously thought about what I’m going to do with it. Sponsor a child, perhaps? Or donate a portion of it to the Red Crescent Society maybe.

Either way, I’d like to thank our local bloggers who’ve been blogging about PayPerPost so much that it kind of gotten into me. Thank you for showing me “the light”, hahhaha, and I do look forward to earning “lots of” money by blogging :)

If you haven’t already taken the first step to making money by blogging, do so now! Don’t wait for the cows to come home! *smiles*

* Please note that I will earn some referral fees if you clicked on any of the PPP link in this post. However, the referral fee will only be credited into my PayPal account when your first blog posting is accepted. Which means you need to go all the way through the process in order for it to be a legit referral.