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I joined a site called Moola.com a couple of weeks a go, just for fun. You are given a penny, and you play a little game against another person to try to win their penny. You now have $.02. Then you play another person, and win, then you have $.04. And so on.... until it maxes out at over 10 million (about 30 games).

The thing is that i am finally convinced this is legit. Moola gets there $$$ through advertising that you have to watch before each game.

Do you guys really think this could be profit able for them? I know nothing about advertising online, but will companies actually pay a few cents for a dozen hits?

Anyone who has any knowlegde on this area, please weigh in.


BTW.... if any one wants an invite to moola.com, just leave your email or PM me, I have 4 invites left at this point.

my bro plays that hes made about 50$ so far

I dont get what the game is though

hmmm. Could i have an invitation please?

Seems lagit enough ive been reading its forums

So how do you get the money in the end? Do you actually get the money, or is it just something you can brag about.
To answer your question, yes, I do believe they would pay a couple cents for their advertisements. It is a part of the invisible hand (which is part of free market capitalism). With this object advertised fequently and so you notice, you are more likely to buy it when given the choice between it and a different product.