Can I share a referral link for a beermoney site?
Yes, but your account must be at least one month old and reasonably active, and you must include a clickable non-referral link right next to each referral link.
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This community is for people to discuss mostly online money-making opportunities. The focus is on making extra cash on the side, not making a living. The description also warns members to ignore unsolicited direct messages and chats.
The rules that matter most for anyone doing marketing here are "Include a non-ref link beside all ref links/codes", "Account MUST be a month old to share referrals AND be reasonably active", "Certain sites/apps must be vetted before being posted for the first time", and "Users must be verified before advertising their own website, task, survey, etc". The rule "Don't resubmit sites within the past 6 months unless there has been a MAJOR update" also matters if you plan to post about a site someone else already covered. The rule "All information must be in your post/comment. No blogs, YouTube videos, "PM Me", etc" means you cannot funnel people offsite for details.
A good post here is an informative write-up of an online money-making opportunity with all the details in the post itself. If you include a referral link, you must place a clickable non-referral link right next to it. The post should cover what the site or app is, how it works, how much you can earn, and your honest experience. If you are sharing your own website or app, you need moderator verification first.
Avoid posting referral links without a clickable non-referral link right beside each one. Do not share referrals if your account is under a month old or not reasonably active. Do not advertise your own website, task, or survey without getting verified by moderators first. Avoid resubmitting a site that has been posted in the past six months unless there is a major update. Do not post crypto content outside of the appropriate megathread. Do not include blogs, YouTube videos, or ask people to PM you for information. Do not discuss anything illegal, fraudulent, or against the terms of service of any site, which includes VPNs, bots, survey scripts, and multiple accounts.
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Yes, but your account must be at least one month old and reasonably active, and you must include a clickable non-referral link right next to each referral link.
You must get verified by moderators before advertising your own website, task, or survey, as stated in rule 13.
No, crypto content is only allowed in the appropriate megathread per rule 10.
No, rule 12 requires all information to be in your post or comment, with no blogs, YouTube videos, or PM me requests.
Rule 6 says do not resubmit any websites that have already been posted in the past 6 months unless there has been a major update.
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