It wasn't a sham after all

Some of you might have been already familiar with the Paypal Wishlist application in Facebook. When I first saw the ad I was a bit hesitant to try it. It was too good to be true. If you come to think of it, it is highly unlikely that Paypal would be able all of the users who have qualified for the promotion.

It was in the latter part of November when I started promoting my referral link to my friends. A week after, I got tired--thinking that maybe it was just one of those online scams. So I was very surprised to read in my messages that Paypal had sent me a payment of $18. Haha!


Had I known that it was for real, I would have invited more friends to reach the $100 maximum payout. tsk...tsk...tsk...

Paypal Wishlist

Get the gifts you want this holiday season or for any other occasion! Create a Paypal Wishlist from a selection of great gift ideas. Share you Paypal WishList with friends and earn up to US$100! The more you share, the more you earn.

How IT WORKS:

USE: Add the PayPal WishList application to your Facebook profile and you'll earn US$1.

SHARE: Create and share you PayPal WishList with friends.

EARN: You'll earn US$1 for every friend you refer who adds this application to their page. Earn up to US$100 as more of your friends add the application. With your PayPal credit counter grow, showing how much money you've earned!

SPEND: Register for a new PayPal account or use you existing PayPal account and let us know the email address you have registered your account with. We will credit the amount you have earned into that PayPal account so you can start shopping.

If you don't have a PayPal account yet, you can sign up here.