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Just Been Paid and JSS TriplerA few months back I looked at a program online called JustBeenPaid, which was created by Frederick Mann, who has been making a full time income online since 1997. JustBeenPaid is an opportunity to earn passive income various ways including the JSS Tripler, JSS Warp and JSS Booster. The JSS Tripler, which is where most members like to get started has the same concept as money doublers except you can eventually triple your money.
Unlike other money doublers, JSS Tripler is claimed to be indefinitely sustainable. Members purchase $10.00 positions that are currently earning 2 percent, or 20 cents a day. This may not seem like a lot, however, as members acquire more positions their earnings compound. For example, someone who owns 50 positions will earn $10 a day, enough to purchase a new position every day.
There are various strategies that members are using to build an income with JustBeenPaid’s JSS Tripler. One strategy is to build up to 100 positions, which will earn you $20 a day, then start withdrawing your profits every other day until you get your initial investment back. After getting your initial investment back you are then basically playing with the “house” money.
Getting StartedIf you are interested in JustBeenPaid and would like to test out the JSS Tripler then start by signing up, which wont cost you anything. Then simply go through the tutorials and visit one or more of the daily webinars to decide if JustBeenPaid is right for you.
So is JustBeenPaid indefinitely sustainable? Only time will tell. However, JustBeenPaid has been going strong since early 2010 (JSS Tripler since early 2011) and the owner claims to have eliminated the problems that causes other programs to slow down and eventually stop altogether.
Whether or not you decide to try JustBeenPaid and the JSS Triplers is a personal decision. Just keep in mind that you should never invest more money than you can afford and also be sure to pull out your initial investment in the early stages so that you are playing with the house money.
