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  • Do Stuff For Money - Because Just Asking Isnt Always Enough

    Like The Magic Christian come to life: The site, a PayPal initiative called DoStuffForMoney, lets participants offer to pay other folks via PayPal to do small-and large-things that they either need to or want to be done, no matter how menial or questionable. "It's a fun new way to... more

    Reviewed by foxtongue Jun 23, 04:18pm ( 6 reviews ) paypal-dostuffformoney.com

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  • Reviewed by snapish on Jul 03, 2:12pm

    $100 not to stumble stupid sites. Oh, too late.
  • Rated by Peu on Jul 02, 8:38am

    you mean emote what you would like to happen for what price
  • Reviewed by the-fair on Jul 01, 6:39pm

    much like craigslist
  • Reviewed by Monkey-Pilot on Jun 29, 12:06pm

    Baksheesh?
  • Rated by foxtongue on Jun 23, 4:18pm

    Like The Magic Christian come to life: The site, a PayPal initiative called DoStuffForMoney, lets participants offer to pay other folks via PayPal to do small-and large-things that they either need to or want to be done, no matter how menial or questionable. "It's a fun new way to motivate people to do, well, pretty much whatever you want them to," the PayPal press release says. Basically, you go to the site and write a message to someone saying what you'd like done, and how much you'll pay, through PayPal. Your can send the offer via Facebook, or via e-mail. If you choose Facebook, the message shows up on the person's Facebook wall. The offer also shows up on the DoStuffForMoney page for all the world to see. The more mundane uses of this site are, say, offering your kid $5 to wash the car, or a neighbor $20 to feed the cat while you're away. But early adopters-or Paypal employees-were using the site today for more novel offers: *Yusuf offered Mahmut Saral $50.00 to "If you shut your mouth, you will be awarded =)" *I offered Mona $4.00 to "kill as many cockroaches as she can" *Tash offered Nick $2.00 to "Assistance in forming a revolution against the wearing of pants."