If it sounds too good to be true - it usually is.

that's what I thought - but it was linked for a job search website. Are there any rules and regulations governing what can be linked to job sites and stuff?

What you should look at rather than that is 'affiliate' stuff, its fairly easy I hear and it pays well I also hear.....

do you have any links Mr Chin?

I dont, just look in google for affiliate programs

im a member of an affiliate program to do with mobile phones. For a one off 30 ish quid you get your own website which you dont ever have to service or look after.

All you need to do is pay for advertising on yahoo or google and for anything bought through your website you get around 20 quid. I used to spend around 50 a month on advertising and ended up getting around 130 quid worth of sales. If i had done my advertising better i could have made a lot more. I even made a hundred quid at christmas without advertising so people must keep my site in their favourites list. One of the other lads i used to speak to used to spend over 200 on advertising and used to make close to 600 a month. I can never afford to pay for advertising or be arsed to advertise it properly to make a proper go of it. But there is defo money to be made for someone who has time to put a bit of effort in it...

One of my mates (a Poolie living in London) runs the following site:

http://www.shop4offers.co.uk/

He's designed it and everything, puts a lot of time and effort into it. He gets commission for people linking through his site to proper ones and purchasing stuff.

He's cagey about how much money it makes him - either bugger all or quite a lot (I suspect the latter).

He's been running it for a few years now and the competition is increasing all the time. I don't think there's any easy way to make money for doing relatively feck all but this may be one of them.