plime.com : Click once a day to help in many ways

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Click once a day to help in many ways

Originally posted by Mershaullk, I was thinking that if there was ever a post worth reposting, this link would be it. picked by deepchill 2 years ago

tags food hungry help click mouse daily

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suebe

2 years ago

Thanks for bringing that back to the forefront. I will click everyday.

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17	Mershaul...

2 years ago

That was my first post, just in case anyone wanted to know.

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suebe

2 years ago

« Mershaullk : That was my first post, just in case anyone wanted to know.

What a way to start Mersh!

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12	deepchil...

2 years ago

I think something happened to my history or something. It says my first post was about a Berlin Commie-themed hotel, and I don't believe this to be the case. Hmm....

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About Plime

Plime is an editable wiki community where users can add and edit weird and interesting links. Users earn karma when other users vote on their actions. The more karma you have, the more power you have at Plime.

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19	2manyuse...

2 years ago

Don't fall for this site. It really doesn't help people all that much.

It isn't even a charity. The company that owns thehungersite is a for-profit corporation. They do donate some of their income to select charities (and get a tax write-off for doing so) but only a portion of their income.

The present owners bought it for $1,000,000 and do not disclose how much of their income is donated to the charities.

The Hunger Site probably doesn't make money for every click, only on clicks to the sponsor's sites, and those clicks might be worth 30¢ each.
It is estimated that each click on the "feed the starving" button is worth 0.7¢, based on average click-through rates. Then a portion of that goes to charities.

You will see that going to this site does very very very very little for those in need. The owners local yacht salesmen benefit more than any charities.

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