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Yes, Amulyam works! I have on multiple occasions received free recharges on my mobile courtesy their site.   The Concept Basically Amulyam offers you money for viewing ads delivered by them to your mail inbox. There are also other ways of making money for example, creating and/or participating in contests or completing surveys or partner offers. They also credit money to you account when you purchase articles from participating ecommerce websites. Once your account reaches a minimum balance of Rs 10, you can use the money to recharge your mobile at the click of a button. The concept is simple, yet effective. Why Amulyam Works and Others Don't Amulyam works primarily because it a very low payment threshold. Similar "get paid to view ads" websites often have a very high payment threshold. It takes a very long time (often over a year) to reach the payment threshold; not to mention the lack of enough ads to view or contests to participate in, meaning

You hear the term “ social media network ” and you instantly think of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google+ and StumbleUpon. Wonderful! It means that the creators of these colossi have achieved their goals. But in 2013 there are a number of new, promising but not so known social media platforms that may just sweep you off your virtual feet. Reputable agencies have frequently talked about the importance of utilizing social media to its full extent. Let’s take a look at a few lesser known platforms that can have a huge impact in the days to come.  1. Pheed Facebook and Twitter offer the possibility of sharing content free of charge for the whole world to see (should you choose to) but as both celebrities and entrepreneurs have come to realize, there is a niche they hadn’t yet discovered. Why would you simply offer pictures, videos or share opinions free of charge when subscribers can pay you to see them? And it is exactly this principle of monetization that

Keeping a home workspace organized is the key to working efficiently. A space that contains jumbles of equipment and stacks of papers or tools makes it difficult to find what is needed throughout the day. It can cause projects to take much longer than expected and could even lead to setbacks because of lost items. There are five ways to organize a home workspace so that it becomes more efficient. Use Small Containers and Boxes Using small containers and boxes to fill shelves and cabinets will make the home workspace more efficient. Attempting to keep dozens of stacks of paper, small devices and project supplies organized with nothing but large drawers and open shelves is a losing battle. Small containers allow every item to be placed in a specific box along with related papers or tools. This makes it very easy to quickly locate and access items that are related to a particular project. Each of the small containers should be clearly labeled in a visible area so that it tak

Most website owners only dream of creating content that goes viral and increases their overall traffic, but only a few are able to create link bait content that people just can't resist. The term Link bait has gotten a lot of popularity over the last couple years and that is mostly due to how effective the strategy is. If you provide content that has an incredible headline and delivers exactly what people want to see, then they are much more likely to click the link and also share it with their friends and family. While there are plenty of different tips and tricks that people have tried over the years, only a few still continue to be successful. So let's take a look at what works in 2013 and beyond. Guides People use the internet to gain knowledge every day, and providing them "how to" guides will get you some easy traffic. While there are plenty of other how to guides out there, being creative with your content is what will determine if it becom