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Up, Up and....

Well the money's in, and the balance is going up, currently at about 1.4% a day, which is great.

Although this is great, I'm bored already, as there's nothing more for me to do for now. So I'm continuing the wjob, and also taking on a new click site that has a quicker payout (eGoldClicks) to get some other bits up and running.

Currently, I'm planning on taking eGoldClicks to the $2 payout level and then investing it in Golden Purse, a programme that allows you to start from just $1. This will give me a contingency programme, and therefore allowing me to fully compound all interest from Cobex Trade.

Reading that back, it sounds a bit more complex than it is because of all the programmes, basically I'm using wjob to fund Cobex Trade, and eGoldClicks to fund Golden Purse.

Yet to reach the level on eGoldClicks as I literally signed up today, but earned $0.17 in the first day, at this rate I'll have my $2 quickly...yes that's a small amount, but once in a HYIP, it'll grow, so well worth the pain now, as its saving any risk on my wallet's part.

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