Hi,

If you’re reading this you most likely received a text message or email from us with a link to this page.

The reason for contacting you is that we have a scheme that could earn you some extra cash for next to no effort on your part.

We run internet marketing campaigns for firms all over the UK. Some of them cover the whole country with their services and are looking to have a ‘Google Maps’ entry for each city in which they operate.
A typical example would be a mobile windscreen repairer who covers 5 towns from one base. Unless he has a physical address in all 5 towns he’ll receive just 1 entry in Google Maps & lose out on potential clients searching for windscreen repairers in the other 4 towns.

Until recently it was possible to create Maps listings all over the UK as verification was done by telephone.

Now though, to create a new Google Maps listing for a business, Google verify the address used by sending a postcard with a pin number printed on it.

For this reason, in order to assist our clients, we’re looking for people with accommodation in major towns/cities of the UK who are willing to accept these postcards and relay the pin numbers to us by email or text message.

For each one forwarded we’re willing to pay £20 immediately by PayPal. There won’t be huge numbers – most likely no more than 10 per address.

The address will only be used for the purpose of creating business listings so you won’t be deluged with junk mail, nor will you have personal callers.

If this is of interest to you, please reply asap by responding to the text or email we sent you.

Thank you.

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