Just the FAQ

PeopleString has updated their Frequently Asked Questions section. It includes great information about privacy, payments, e-mail features, how the search/ad revenue is determined, and much more. Check it out and share it with your downline today!

Also, don't miss Jackie's new tech blog. There is a link on the right side of your PeopleString home page. She just announced that a new way of displaying People Points will be in effect as of June 1st. It should help make things less confusing in terms of old versus new points. The new format will be similar to how your dollar earnings are shown because it will categorize your points into Current People Points and Lifetime People Points. After you are paid search/ad revenue on your current points, they will be moved to Lifetime and your Current will zero out.

One Week

As of yesterday, I have one week as a free member of PeopleString under my belt! Can you guess how much I have earned in one week? Including the $1.50 that is pending from the Mailbox-Cashbox program, I have earned $27.17! Plus there are a couple of things I have not yet received People Dollars for. I am pretty excited to see that I have earned that much in JUST ONE WEEK without any referrals or people earning below me. I still haven't done anything that has required me to spend any money out of pocket. Also, on Thursday, I was excited to see that I had already received my first search/ad revenue payment. I haven't been on PeopleString very long but I earned $1.12.

Two of the offers I completed recently paid really well because they were ones where you can try something for a limited time period - "try free for seven days". It's the type of thing where you put a credit card on file in case you decide to stay on as a member after the trial (a.k.a. forget to cancel in time). If you do offers like this, I suggest using your credit card rather than your debit card. Typically, it's easier to dispute charges with a credit card company than with your bank. Also, cancel well before you have to in order to avoid forgetting about it or being "accidentally" charged.

Guess Which Hand

PeopleString has added a new way to accumulate People Points. I purposely didn't use the word "earn" because this new feature is actually a game! The game is called "Guess Which Hand" and I must warn you in advance that it's very addictive! You simply place a bet of 10, 25, 35, or 50 People Points and try to guess which hand the quarter is in. If you win, you win the amount that you bet. If you lose, you lose the amount that you bet. It seems to me that the quarter can be found in his right hand more often than the left. ;o)

**Update: Guess Which Hand has changed. You can play once every half an hour for a chance to win 30 People Points. You no longer risk your own points when playing.

PeopleString also has a Prize Wheel. You get a free spin on the wheel when you first sign up and when you refer someone. I also received a spin on the wheel because of a cell phone/Facebook survey that I completed in the Mailbox-Cashbox section. The prizes on the wheel vary from 20 People Points to $100. **Update: You can now earn a daily spin!

Signing Up

Today, I joined PeopleString! One of my Facebook friends has mentioned his activity on PeopleString in a few status updates. My curiosity finally got the best of me today so I went to see what it was all about. After reading some basic information about the site, I thought it sounded interesting enough. The idea of earning money by using a social networking site is something I haven't heard of before. PeopleString shares 70% of the revenue they make through ads, searches, and paid placements. I think it's worth trying out. After all, the account is free and, if nothing else, I figure maybe I'll learn something new! My user name is JenniferAlice.