Pay it to Me! Hopes Ad Guys Jump Through Hoops for Attention

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We were about to trash this concept, but now we’re not sure if we want to. Pay it to Me! is a site where people can post images of stuff they want, with the cost and currency prominently displayed. Then an advertiser buys the item for the person and gets some traffic to their website in exchange.

Sounds simple enough, but we had it explained to us once and still had to reread it on the site. It’s hard to tell what the site is for unless you scroll down a little.

It also doesn’t seem like traffic is jumping, though the creators hope they’ve got the next Million Dollar Homepage on their hands.

Either way, this could be an awesome opportunity to ask for completely inane stuff. Like Lincoln Logs put together in the shape of Jesus. Or a car made out of cake. Come on, baby, pay it to me.

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