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May 9th, 2008 
Steven Richardson 
Well it took me a hell of a long time but I finally got accepted onto the Pay Per Post review network. I must have applied about twenty times and they kept declining me each time but now I am in! Wooo! It feels like I have really accomplished something, like climbing a huge mountain or saving a life!
For those of you who have not got the foggiest idea what I am rambling on about (which is basically every post I make!) Pay Per Post is a review network that you join and advertisers pay you money for writing blog reviews on your own blog.
Pay Per Post is not like other networks, for a start when you are accepted they give your blog a score and this score will determine which review opportunities (known as opps) you will be allowed to bid for. I believe this has been done to stop small blogs bidding for everything and spoiling it for the rest of us.
If you wish to do this type of thin then I suggest that you sign up to Pay Per Post as soon as possible (you can do it via this link here). They have hundreds of opps on offer, as I write this they have 109 on offer and more are added and removed every single day.
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Dont trust Pay Per Post, they say it can degrade your blog
or your PR wont increase. Anyways, thanks for the comment…
To be honest I lost my PR before I was even accepted into PPP’s network.
I’ve seen other blogs with PRs going up to 5 who openingly advertise that they are on PPP and their PRs have not dropped.
Thanks for dropping by.
UPDATE: I have been told that PR will drop if you do not keep a ratio of 2:1 in favour of non-review posts.
Pay-Per-Post is the daddy of the game.
Sadly although that is true I have since soured on them since they are incredibly controlling
I am making a nice amount of bunce without them now.