By Lisa Robbins

People String has multiple services, email, cash back shopping mall, games, mailbox-cashbox and on September 23, 2009 they launched their Social Networking site. Considering the popularity of Facebook, MySpace and Twitter it's a bold attempt to compete with the big boys, and try to tempt their loyal customers to join People String. But People String is offering something the others are not, revenue sharing. People String will be sharing 70% of their advertising revenue with their members. This can be quite profitable for someone who actively recruits others on behalf of People String, in fact people will be able to profit from 6 levels, they call this "building your string" and they will recieve .50 cents for each new recruit and a percentage of their revenue sharing for life. People could potentially make hundreds even thousands a month from the multiple income streams offered. In these tough economic times this could be very appealing to the masses.

To profit from this Social Networking site, members will have to remain active which means they will have to log in at least once every 30 days. There are also "people points" to consider. Members earn people points while using the site, this could add up to 20-40 points a day. People points are what determines the amount of revenue sharing someone will receive at the end of the month. It wouldn't be fair if someone with 20 points recieved the same share as someone with 2,000 points.
People points as well as the number of people you have recruited into your string are displayed on your People String homepage. Also, every transaction that makes you money can be reviewed as well. There is also a place to add your favorite sites, quick links to the other social networking sites, email sites and instant messaging sites. They have created a homepage that is well organized and easy to use.


Will the prospect of making money for free be enough to lure people away from sites like Facebook and Twitter. People String is new and still growing and evolving and they are promising features that will attract a tremendous amount of people. Time will tell whether or not it will be enough to topple the giants of Social Networking.

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