okay thinking of joining cash crate but....?
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you don't.  if you have a specific referral code then it should be all automatic.  but your referral can apply and not use you as their reference and then you lose them.  and most site like send you the money or they wait til you reach a certain limit or you request a pay out... hope that answer your question
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http://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=4685 <<<<just go there for some free money and this will answer yo question
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No way! Go out and get something that you can actually keep. You can get a whole bunch of CDs and some clothes for that money.
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Potentially its a fantastic improvement. No cash to be mugged for, no ATM machines for the hoodies to hang around. Your wallet or purse would be lighter and may have only one universal card in it!\n\nI love the idea that every expense, however small, would appear in an on-line statement, but I can imagine a lot of people would find that scary. Imagine how well you could plan your spending - or make savings. Most of us would be amazed at how much small change adds up to big bucks.\n\nBut, much more interestingly, a cashless society would soon become a bartering one once again. Without cash people need to find ways of avoiding the tax man. They'd do that by offering services in kind (e.g. you paint my house, I'll fix your plumbing) or they'd quietly trade in beads - so many beads to fix your car and so many beads to cut your hair. What the 'beads' are is irrelevant - some physical substitute for cash-in-hand would soon appear.\n\nIt seems your concern is about 'Big Brother'. I think the opposite would happen. In a cashless society you don't have to go to the ATM, so your movements and the amounts of cash you use are less traceable. You don't have to officially exchange anything (except a quiet promise in someone's ear that you'll do them a favour in return for the work they do for you).  The black market would be more healthy and less subject to policing than now!\n\nWhen you do make legitimate electronic trades you'd do it in many novel ways to get round the tracking factor - how about buying a car privately, but in 12 lots over 1 year. Both parties agree to identify the monthly trades as something else. The tax man never knows what the exchange was really all about.  He knows with cash, because who'd trust you to make 11 more cash payments once the goods have been handed over - electronically you'd secure that in advance (you can see this opens the door to person-to-person hire purchase too - potentially risky, but also potentially very desirable).\n\nIn a cashless society there'd be an end to the tyranny of the tip. Either its stated on the bill or it cannot be handed over. Wonderful!\n\nI could go on for hours, but I think you get the picture. One more advantage - less lumpy mattresses!
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I doubt you could find a cash advance place without checking or savings account.  You have to have some collateral so to speak, they want to make sure they can get their money back with or without your cooperation.  Go open a checking account, they're no big deal.
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well tmoneysex you should pay for the item. i have gone back some times sometimes not i try and pay for everything and i correct cashiers if they give me to much change.
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its a scam. if you do use them, you will need to work like a mule and hustle inorder to actually make it worth while.
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Why are you thinking of joining up. Make sure and pick a winner! LOL!
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You should check this site out \n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=1...\n\nIt is totally legitimate and free to join. You get paid by doing surveys and free offers, you never have to spend a dime and they pay every month. You can also get 20% from referrals earnings as well as 10% from second level referrals ! It's easy and again it's FREE !
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Contact any trucking company dealing with this and ask them if they are hiring for a driver or loading boy.  Maybe you would be lucky enough to get hired there.  Do you know why people build good credit?  So when they want to open their own business and don't have any down payment money their good credit vouches that they are dependable and can be accounted for.  If you don't have neither the money or the credit-who do you think will trust you even with one dollar? That is why they keep saying-pay your bills on time and never be late, you will need your good credit some day.   Well, apparently you thought that it was some kind of a joke ah!
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it is real.. no scam\n\nIf you live in the USA (or Canada), this is a good site to make money on.\n\nI have only found one legitimate work at home site so far, and it made me $392+ in just October. But it did take a bit of work initially--I added referrals--and the money got better. And I believe my earnings will continue to grow. I just recently had a best answer vote from a 15 y/o guy who made $50+ in just a couple of days. \n\nI started by answering surveys on CashCrate and filling out some free offers and received a real check from them. For example, I signed up for E-bay and made a bid and got paid $8.00. And there are no fees to join. It is totally free. So I made a little my first month with them. \n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=126558    \n\nBut once I found out this site was legit, I started adding referrals. For every person you refer, you get 20% of what they earn. And for every person that one of your referrals refer to CashCrate, you get 10%. It may take some time to build up the number of referrals necessary to make a lot of money, but in time--this could be a great source of income--making money while other people are in a sense, working for you. \n\nAnd by the way--never join a work at home program that wants you to pay up front. If they were making that much money, they wouldn't need to charge you. \n\nNote: There are not many offers on this site for users outside of the USA (there quite a few offers for Canadian users though). But if you are in another country, you could still refer users from the USA to CashCrate and make money on those referrals.
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My first advice is to ignore the cashcrate.com spammers who will show up.  Cashcrate paid an average of 30 cents per member last month.\n\nWhat you really need to do is find a small business that needs some a hard working, eager to learn employee.  They will be more willing to give you a start than a large employee.\n\nMore job opportunities will open up when you turn 16, be patient.\n\nGood luck
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If you are paying cash, many will. You need speak to them up front and ask.
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DO NOT SEND MONEY!  You are most likely on the brink of being ripped off.  If this was ligit the person would/should prefer a money order (or check since there is plenty of time for it to clear).  Take the advice of a previous answer and pick a place when you can do a walk through.
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Maybe someone would help you out if you gave a good reason here why they should.  Paid membership is less than five bucks.  Why can't you just pay your own way, assuming you even want to get involved with an organization like that. (Hope you like to get tons and tons of spam.)
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I work for a prossessing company, so in my option it would be access to a larger customer base that might not have the cash, also depending on your average ticket you might do well to take debit cards seeing that you pay a much smaller prossessing fee.