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Jan 19, 2011
But Moolala also offers a 2% referral fee for any discount vouchers you refer, and who they refer down to five levels deep. If you count it up, that can be a lot of money. An organization can also sign up for a Moolala account.
It costs nothing to sign up. You just need to enter an email address at [link removed].
One thing I like about this is that you can sign your organization up, then have members of it sign themselves up under the organization. Then ask them to sign other people up. Your organization can even sign up other organizations, which may greatly increase the amount of money earned.
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