Okay, now that I'm a software judge

I submitted my first review on Softwarejudge.com, and the next day, I logged in to see a payment of $1. Not too bad, but considering the stress involved in downloading a program, installing it, and then reviewing it's performance, a dollar seems like quite a paltry sum.
They promised to pay "up to $50". Well. seems more like "up to $1" to me.

Like everything else, you don't give up at the first try. I'll download some more software, review them, and if I still get paid a flat rate of $1 per review, then I know I have to make 100 reviews to reach payout.
That's FAR OFF.

Get Paid To Review Software

Yes, you read that right. If you love to try out new software or to write articles, then this is a good opportunity for you to make some extra cash.

Software Judge pays people to write honest reviews of the software on their site. Reviewers get paid up to $50 based on the quality of their reviews.
The software categories include; Audio & Mp3, Business & Finance, Design & Photo, Desktop Enhancements, Games, Home & Education, Internet, Software Development
Utilities, Video & DVD, Web Authoring.

So, how does it work? First you sign up with Software Judge. Login and select the software you want to review. Then download the software on to your desktop. Don't worry, their software are free from viruses or Trojan's. After that, just install the software and try it. Then after that just write a review about the software regarding how it works, the pros and cons etc. After writing that within a day or two you will be paid. The pay is in between $1 to $50, and they pay with western union transfer.

Pay-per-play - Earn from audio ads!

There is a new earning opportunity called Pay Per Play Ads and the idea is really revolutionary. Pay-Per-Play pays you to serve 5-second audio ads to your web page visitors. It seems simple enough. All you do is insert a short code into the html code of your blog or site you can enable voice ads being heard when a person visits your website. No space on your homepage or any other pages will actually be used and the content of ads will be relevant to the topic you write about. Your visitors will not have to click anywhere to listen to an audio, so your income will not be dependant on how many people did decide to click on it. Also since this type of ads does not violate the terms of service of Google Adsense, you can run those two programs on your site at the same time. Even if your visitors have no speakers attached and cannot hear ther ads, as long as the ads play successfully, you get your money. The program is still in beta stage and will take off fully on February 1st, but it would be a really good idea to get in early and start building referrals.

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