Brian Cleary

Watch Horror Movies, Win $1000!

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Watch Horror Movies, Win $1000!

During the month of October each year, my wife and I watch horror movies and spooky shows every night … it’s a Cleary Halloween tradition.     If you love horror movies, why not get paid to watch them!

CableTV.com and HighSpeedInternet.com are looking for one person, 18 or older, to watch 24 consecutive hours of horror movies of your choice.    All you need to do is watch and tweet updates, all without falling asleep.    To help you stay awake, they’ll even give you a $50 Starbucks gift card and snacks.

You have through October 19th to sign-up.

 

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