Yuwie

At a first glance, Yuwie is like any other "connect with friends" or social networking site. But they have one major difference. You get paid for using Yuwie!

Just think about it. All these social networking sites (MySpace, Facebook, etc) make thousands of dollars from content that their users create. About time someone gave that money back to the members!

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That's right!! What if you could get paid to do what you already do on Myspace? Well here's your chance. There's this wonderful site that has all the wonderful features of Myspace, but you actually get PAID to do it!! You can meet new people, blog, add pictures, join or add groups...everything you do here at Myspace, you do there...except you get PAID for it!! You also get paid for how many profile views you get, how many read your blog, if people rate your profile...you get paid for EVERYTHING!! Even for comments!!

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Then come back here to get your piece of the action

Yuwie is the fastest growing social interaction site because they share the advertising revenue with their members.

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Yup this is the question that has been on many blog posters minds. So, is it becoming more addictive? Myspace.com has been around for a while now and Yuwie has only been here for a few months but already Yuwie is climbing up in the ranks for a social networking site that pays you for your time.

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So we are all here at bloggerparty to make a little extra cash while we write blogposts and talk to other people. If you have more time then you can do the same at Yuwie - and there is a bunch of other ways than just google ads to make money there. It's all about getting seen and you do that by blogging, joining clubs and so on.

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You have been invited to join Yuwie.com by Googie. When you join, you will be instantly connected to Googie and Googie's friends. Click the link below to join.

www.yuwie.com

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Blogger Party is a great website for blogging and reading other peoples blogs. I used to use LiveJournal, but very much appreciate that Blogger Party shows that it respects the contact producers (thats you and me) by sharing some of the revenue. Kinda makes you wonder why sites like MySpace don't do the same thing. After all, MySpace became a household name not because they were so great, but because everyone was there.

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