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Jen1982

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Hi EDF, I've just launched an app called LetsBab. It?s a digital mall where you can shop and recommend products to your friends and best of all get paid for it in cash. We have >100 of your favourite brands from ASOS to Mothercare, From Matches to Bodyshop. You earn 5% for every successful recommendation you make. Bank it or donate it to charity in app. Download it here: www.letsbab.com/app/
Hi Dulwich Handy. It's designed so that you can only recommend things to your friends and family. You can't earn unless they like them! You can also donate the funds to one of our amazing charity partners such as Movember, Coppafeel and Women for Women International.

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