Search Engine, computer software that compiles lists of documents, most commonly those on the World Wide Web (WWW), and the contents of those documents. Search engines respond to a user entry, or query, by searching the lists and displaying a list of documents (called Web sites when on the WWW) that match the search query.
Some search engines include the opening portion of the text of Web pages in their lists, but others include only the titles or addresses (known as Universal Resource Locators, or URLS) of Web pages. Some search engines occur apart from the WWW, indexing documents on a local area network (LAN) or other system.
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There are a lot of ways to earn money and get paid when you use Vinefire, so we'll go through the most common ways of earning and getting paid:
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PayPal is the preferred option to send payouts to Vinefire members.
If PayPal doesn't conduct business in the country where you reside, or if you are unable to receive PayPal payments to the email address we have on record, we will contact you at said email address and request a physical address where we may send payment.
Get Vinefire Payments:
Vinefire is currently in "beta" mode and is not yet sending payments.
Your earnings will accumulate until we pay out.
Friday, January 16, 2009
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