CandyKane3

Look what I just found!!

We all know that back in the 90s, eBay burst onto the scene and EXPLODED into a multi-billion dollar company.

Well, even though it made a lot of people stinky-rich, we kinda' missed that boat. BUT, I've found a brand-new way to easily share the wealth that eBay is still creating.

Just join BigCrumbs.com for FREE. Then, every time you buy something from eBay, you'll get up to 36% of the SELLERS's fees as cash back.

But, here's where it really gets good: We can also refer friends and earn a percentage of the seller's fees when THEY shop online--forever. We can even earn on the referrals of our referrals and so on.

Think about that for a sec: eBay makes BILLIONS each year in seller's fees and they are making over a third of that available to us through the BigCrumbs.com loyalty program!

This is creating an entirely new eBay economy and we're in early! In a short time, you and I could be earning cash each time thousands of people shop on eBay.

I know I'm not missing that boat again!

Anyway, check it out. It takes a minute to sign up, and it's ALWAYS FREE.

[url]http://www.bigcrumbs.com

and it goes straight into your Pay Pal Account

dixiechicken

I just signed up before you posted this. Thanks for letting us know but referrals are not allowed on this part of the forum.

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down1

I signed up, but not under candy since this is in the wrong forum

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Yummy!

reford

Just so you'll know, her post is a form letter that has been spammed to many message forums and blogs. Google's picking up 52 listings for this same crud, word for word: http://www.google.com/search?q=%22eB...n&lr=&filter=0

If you're considering joining BigCrumbs, you may want to read this exchange between its owner (a guy named Vince) and a bunch of people on the SavingAdvice blogs including me and the SA owner/founder, Jeffrey: http://stressless.savingadvice.com/2...-website_7289/

I think it pretty well sums up BC and the stability of its management.


Becky