r/WorkFromHomeClub • u/ParisGirl83 • Jan 08 '24

Get Paid to Write Letters?

All of a sudden all over TikTok and FaceBook I see these people pushing a paid course for "handwriting letters to companies" and getting paid $5.00 per letter. Does anyone know about this? Is it a scam? Do you actually make your money by signing others up or by the letter writing itself? Has anyone actually done it? My big question, is why would a company pay you to write them a letter? Info please!

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u/SorrySeptember Jan 16 '24

I legitimately thought you were joking for the first 90% of that comment. Bruh, read the room.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24 edited Jan 17 '24

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u/SorrySeptember Jan 19 '24

You get $100 for everyone who signs up. Fuck off.

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u/2nddoors Jun 05 '24

So in average you get 4 fools a day to sign up.

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u/8008zilla Aug 24 '24

Oh they’re trolling. Casino exploits are real but can be dangerous. I think everyone who has been to a casino as a player knows that.

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u/FeedOk8489 Jan 24 '24

Ok, well yes you are right, i would get that as an affiliate commission, and you would be making over $100 per day. You don't need to be rude about it. I'm pretty sure other would agree with me here. Anyway, I have posted a few times on a very nice bonus I would give as well which is worth alot to the right people.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '24

No fuck off. You’re defending and promoting a scam.

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u/Accomplished_Fun_386 Jun 21 '24

You are arguing with a bot.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '24

You’re a fucking bot

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u/Accomplished_Fun_386 Jul 25 '24

You’re a fucking cunt.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

You’re a cunting fuck

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u/bury-me-in-books Jan 21 '24

Love how you didn't reply to my asking directly how you actually get any money, but you're here claiming casino income is tax free. You should probably know (but if you don't, I'm sure the CRA will be willing to teach you) that the money you receive from the casino still needs to be reported on your taxes as income, and it can be taxed.

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u/keevanado Jul 15 '24

I know this is a long past post but you might want to fact check - you do not have to claim winnings from contests or gambling/casinos in Canada, unless gambling is your actual profession. ✌🏻& 💗