Earn a Realistic Income with Freebie Trading

There are online forums full of freebie traders. They will pay you anywhere from $15 to $80 for what is called "going green" for them. Going Green = Meeting the requirements of the IFW by signing up for enough trial offers. Once you go green, your trade partner will pay you a pre-determined amount. It's a great way to learn how it works and to get paid to try some cool products and services.

There are several ways to get referrals. The best way is to get friends and/or family members to sign up under your account at the IFWs and sign up for trial offers. Once they go green, you place an order with the IFW, who pays you directly to your PayPal account. This is where the majority of freebie traders make their money because you usually don't have to pay friends and family.

Another way to get referrals is by finding them on some of the online trading forums. The top 2 forums out there are Freelunchroom.com and Anything4Free.com. You don't have to go searching for referrals on your own - they come to the forum on their own looking to get paid to go green. It's a fun way to make extra money and make some friends in the forum communities.

While most choose to get paid money in their PayPal accounts when "cashing out" on a referral's green at the IFW, that's not the only way you can make a profit. These IFWs also have prizes such as: Wii's, PS3's, iPhones, iPods, etc. They will require more than one referral's green (anywhere from 2 to 6). After you have the required amount of referrals, you order your prize.

You can then sell these prizes on eBay. Your profit will be determined on how much the final sale price is but you can definitely turn this side of the business into some great extra income.

Why not give it a try? It won't make you rich but it will give you some extra money to help pay some bills or even pay for that vacation you've been saving for.

I've made over $30,000 in the past year by just referring people to freebie sites and getting paid for their greens. It's free to sign up to the forums. And, you really can turn an initial $5 investment on some shipping and handling charges into $30,000 a year later