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How to make money using palmpay application

Hello am here with another app that you can earn money from the last time i showed you how you can earn money from click genie. Today i will be showing how you can earn money from PalmPay, but first i will be telling you what PalmPay is about.
                Palmpay Click Here To Apply
PalmPay is mobile app which is use for sending money within Nigeria, paying bills and buying airtime. PalmPay pays you 5-10% cash back on every airtime and bills you pay for.

     Click Here To Apply                              
 How To Register.
To begin your registration click  click here  to register after registration download the app, login and set up your account. after you have done all that buy airtime worth #100 to activate your account.

          How to Start Earning

After you have activated your account this is what you get
 Get free 75 point registration bonus
You Get free 75 point on your first transaction
You Get free 300 point per referral.
You Get free 75 point for indirect referral
You Get 100 point on every #1000 you spend in a week.
You Get free 2% on every transaction your referral make.
You Get 10% cash back on every airtime you buy.
You Get 5% cash on every bills you pay.

How To Make Real Money From It
You can sell airtime to friends and family to get 10% cash back
You can make money by paying bills
You can get commission by becoming a palmforce agent

*Note that 1 point equal to 1 Naira. Make sure you buy airtime worth #100 before you can enjoy any bonus. The Point you get can be use to buy airtime and data and also pay bills this help you to save your money.

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