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It appears not everyone likes the idea of http://www.payperpost.com or even blogging ads, however I must say I love it. Come on what better way for us to make money doing what we love to do...blogging. Or another way to look at it, fast cash that some of us needs.

I found out yesterday I am indeed pregnant. Yeah me! Blogging with ads will be able to help me with stocking up for the new baby, plus make purchases for birthday gifts for my kids. I have three kids, and now a new one on the way. Payperpost will help me through the next 9 months, at least financially.

PayPerPost helps me feel like I'm supporting my family somewhat. No it won't pay a car payment, but it'll come close by the end of the month. Hmm, wondering what my car payment is now huh?

Take a look at http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/06/30/payperpostcom-offers-to-buy-your-soul/

Am I selling my soul? Nope, but I am making money places ads across the world, okay across the blogging world. To top it off, for my regular bloggers they already know that I place ads on my site, so I'm not lieing to them.

If you watched a commericial and heard them say a product was good. Would you say that they were selling their soul? Or are they just doing a job? Hmm, tough one isn't it. It's easy to point fingers but much harder when you start looking at the way the whole world views it.

What about books? Books use ads all the time and so do movies. When was the last time you read about a character drinking a Coke or eating a snickers? What about a movie, ever see them portray another book or something like it. I watched the DaVinci Movie last night and they kept showing a book.

At what point is it okay to post ads? What point is it crossing the line? I know I like to make money. I pay bills, buy presents and other items with the money I EARN. Should I quit? Not on your life. I'm hoping that PPP will be here for a LONG time to come, after all I wouldn't mind booking a cruise. :)

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