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Earn money on Alertpay account clicking on ads

Lets begin - PTC (Paid To Click) are services (web sites) that pay you per every click you made on their site.

Everything that you need to start really earning money on your Alertpay account is:

• Alertpay account (you can register it for free) where your money will be sent
• One Email address (required for registration on PTC services bellow)
• Signup to listed services
• Everyday about 25 minutes to click on all ads and this is it :)

Maybe you think that they don't really pay, i must say you are wrong because i get payed, all PTC (Paid-to-Click) services mentioned in this website are 100% free and 100% scam free.

Now let's start earning money!

Setting up a Alertpay account (if you have Alertpay account you don't need this)

1. Go to http://www.alertpay.com. Click sign-up.
2. Fill-up the necessary information.
3. Confirm registration through email.

Now you can join Paid-to-Click (PTC) sites for free and start earning money.

There are two ways to earn money to alertpay

• Clicking ads.
• Referring people. (You will also earn every time your referrals click an ad. So try to refer more people and you will earn more.)

There is NO start-up money or capital involved in here. All you need to do is to register for free and click some ads. You can also refer people (your friends) and earn everytime they click an ad.

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Best PTC sites

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enBux - $2

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Bangladesh won't give corridor to India: FM

Foreign Minister Dipu Moni on Thursday turned down the allegation of offering corridor to India, in turn accusing opposition BNP of making false and motivated allegations. Bangladesh has not allowed corridor to India and will not do so in future, the minister said at a roundtable on “Bangladesh-India Summit” at the Jatiya Press Club.

Referring to BNP’s allegation that the government sold the country, the foreign minister said, “A country cannot be sold, but such stories have been being concocted since the regime of Ayub Khan.” She said the BNP was trying to stoke up irrational debates on corridor, transit and transshipment. "This is not the way things are dealt politically since politics is not so mean,” Dipu Moni added.

She said former president Ziaur Rahman first signed deal to give transit facilities to India in 1980. In 1978 Joint Rivers Commission decided to study impact assessment on controlling flood and potential benefits of dam on Tipaimukh River. There was no mention of adverse effects of the dam on Bangladesh, she said. “Was the transit deal signed to cheat people” Dipu Moni posed a question, saying that in the age of connectivity, Bangladesh cannot be isolated. Daily Bhorer Kagoj organised the roundtable.

-Daily Star

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