Service Provider, company that sells computer access to the Internet, also called Internet service provider (ISP) or access provider. A user buys a subscription to a service provider, which gives the user an identifying username and password and a phone number. With his or her computer and modem, the user calls, connects to, and logs on to the service provider's computer.
The user's computer then lets the service provider's computer take over, acting like a dumb terminal. The user can then utilize any of the tools the service provider's computer furnishes, which can give access to the World Wide Web (WWW), electronic mail (e-mail), File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Telnet, and other Internet services. Some service providers limit the amount of time a user can spend connected to the service provider's computer or charge more money for extra time.
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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.
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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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