Hey guys, real simple. I'm selling Spotify invites, and also Google Plus invites. With school just starting up here I could use all of the extra cash I could get.
Let me explain a bit about both of these products I'm offering here.
Google+
Wiki Article
If you haven't heard of Google+ yet, please look it up. It honestly will knock Facebook off of it's feet. It's hard to explain the concept, but basically you have the ability to place people into different "circles" such as - co-workers, friends, family, employees, acquaintances etc. - not just "friends" like Facebook, because let's be honest - not all of those people are your friends. When you post a picture or update, you can choose which circles can view what you post.
On top of this, you can also participate in "hangouts". If you've ever used Tiny Chat, this is VERY similar, but much more polished. It also acts like Skype where you can call friends and talk to them vocally or through text over the internet.
Google Plus is in it's Beta stages for an un-announced time. You currently cannot join without an invite. With this invite you get invites of your own that you can send out to your friends.
I'm looking for $.50 per invite (Fairly Firm)
Spotify
Wiki Article
Spotify basically is a mixture of all current music software that you may have heard of. It's layout is extremely to iTunes, and the idea is the same as Grooveshark. You can find radio stations on here - similar to Pandora or Slacker - that vary by genre, or artist.
At the moment, you can only have a Spotify account if you're invited by either a member with a premium membership (Me), or invited by Spotify after putting your email address on their homepage (Invite is not guaranteed - you don't know when they will send it either). If you're invited by Spotify, you're limited to the music you can listen to. Or, you could obviously pay an upwards of $5-$10 a month.
If I invite you, you can listen to music for an unlimited time - you cannot get this otherwise without paying.
Currently unavailable.
I'm looking for $4 per invite (Extremely negotiable)
I will also accept RSGP at the rate of .5/m.
Let me explain a bit about both of these products I'm offering here.
Google+
Wiki Article
If you haven't heard of Google+ yet, please look it up. It honestly will knock Facebook off of it's feet. It's hard to explain the concept, but basically you have the ability to place people into different "circles" such as - co-workers, friends, family, employees, acquaintances etc. - not just "friends" like Facebook, because let's be honest - not all of those people are your friends. When you post a picture or update, you can choose which circles can view what you post.
On top of this, you can also participate in "hangouts". If you've ever used Tiny Chat, this is VERY similar, but much more polished. It also acts like Skype where you can call friends and talk to them vocally or through text over the internet.
Google Plus is in it's Beta stages for an un-announced time. You currently cannot join without an invite. With this invite you get invites of your own that you can send out to your friends.
I'm looking for $.50 per invite (Fairly Firm)
Spotify
Wiki Article
Spotify basically is a mixture of all current music software that you may have heard of. It's layout is extremely to iTunes, and the idea is the same as Grooveshark. You can find radio stations on here - similar to Pandora or Slacker - that vary by genre, or artist.
At the moment, you can only have a Spotify account if you're invited by either a member with a premium membership (Me), or invited by Spotify after putting your email address on their homepage (Invite is not guaranteed - you don't know when they will send it either). If you're invited by Spotify, you're limited to the music you can listen to. Or, you could obviously pay an upwards of $5-$10 a month.
If I invite you, you can listen to music for an unlimited time - you cannot get this otherwise without paying.
Currently unavailable.
I'm looking for $4 per invite (Extremely negotiable)
I will also accept RSGP at the rate of .5/m.





