Get 10pounds/euros when you sign up

[doorlight]

Guys, just thought I would share this but I am not sure if you are familiar with TheAdnetwork

You can make money on your web pages, even if you have little or no traffic!
All you have to do is send an application form and then place some snippets of HTML on your webpage. It's that easy.

They are just going to ask you put a couple of banners on your blogs. That's it! They paid me twice already.

Screencaps:

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Good luck! :D

[davemcnally]

That seems a little strange to me. It may be authentic as I'm no expert in monetization but from other places I've looked at, they seem to be paying out a lot more which instantly makes me suspicious.

I presume there's some small print in the sign-up terms? Otherwise, would people not just sign up, take the £10 then not use the service?

[samwoodfin]

That seems a little strange to me. It may be authentic as I'm no expert in monetization but from other places I've looked at, they seem to be paying out a lot more which instantly makes me suspicious.

I presume there's some small print in the sign-up terms? Otherwise, would people not just sign up, take the £10 then not use the service?

This is in no way an endorsement, but the print isn't fine, at all:

"SIGN UP TODAY and earn £10.00 as soon as you have been approved and you have the adverts running on your site."

Then, from the TOS (which may actually count as fine print):

"Once you have joined our network and successfully uploaded your adverts and been approved, vouchers from Amazon or cash payments via paypal will be sent to you by email.

Payments via Amazon or paypal are made the first week of every month and thereafter if the banners are still live on your site. Note if you have applied the first week in the month and not implemented your banners in time for payment you will not receive payment to the next month."

What I don't see a clear answer for is how long it takes to actually be approved.

[davemcnally]

I took a look through those terms too and noticed that they state they can refuse any payment for "whatever reason" they decide. That says it all in my opinion...