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Rent Your Soul for Charity, New Site Proposes



By Joseph Major
27 November 2007 @ 07:13 pm ET

A new website wants to pay you $10 for using your likeness for a week to promote a charity of your choice.


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The RentYourSoul.com home page is seen in a screenshot taken November 27, 2007. A new website wants to pay you $10 for using your likeness for a week to promote a charity of your choice. RentYourSoul.com, a startup site combining business and charity, will not only pay for your "soul" but it will also send $10 to your charity. (International Business Times/RentYourSoul.com)
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RentYourSoul.com, a startup site combining business and charity, will not only pay for your "soul" but it will also send $10 to your charity.

The site's creator, Pierre Ayotte of Montreal, Canada, writes in a Question and Answer section of the site that if traffic increases, he will be able to charge more for advertising space. His target is "community-minded" advertisers.

He has contemplated the outcome if the venture does not gain sufficient sponsors.

"I'll go broke giving to charities. There are worse fates!" he writes.

Users are required to send in a photo of themselves smiling and holding up a note with the words "My Soul." The photo may end up on the site's main page, linking the picture to the person's charity.

Payments are made with "Paypal, check, or other." Advertisers can receive rates and payment information by request.

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