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Written on Sunday, February 3, 2008 by Rodney Brooks
ContactThem Will Pay You Up To $4800 Per Month For Adding A Banner To Your Website

Big news just came across my desktop.

The famous network ContactThem.com, has just launched the fastest growing program since Google Adwords and have made it as viral as Hotmail.

They have offered to pay any website owner up to $4,800/month to show the ContactThem banner ad on their website!

And listen to this:

Even if you choose to remove their banner ad from your website after one month of exposure, they claim they will keep on paying you that amount every month afterward!

ContactThem also gives you the option to increase your monthly residual income even more. You simply keep the links on your website a little longer. After your third month, your earnings could be $14,400/month. After 4 months you can climb to $19,200/month… and for 6 months of exposure, you could be looking at $28,800 a month in residual income.

Contact Them takes care of everything. All you have to do is add their links to your webpage, sit back, relax and cash in our paychecks.

And this is only the tip of the iceberg …

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2 Responses to "ContactThem Will Pay You Up To $4800 Per Month For Adding A Banner To Your Website"

Unknown says February 10, 2008 at 11:49:00 PM EST: Fantastic Program! I have joined and i am quite happy thus far

http://www.contactthem.ws/hit.php?s=7&p=2&w=102246
Rodney Brooks says February 11, 2008 at 5:34:00 PM EST: Thanks for the thumbs up Greg!

Many people are still unaware of this so get the word out far and wide.

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