New Website Launched to Help the Unemployed!

Online, September 12, 2011 (Newswire.com) - A new website set up to help the unemployable and unemployed put money in their wallet has today been officially launched by the enterprising Weston Bailey LLC, operating out of Michigan.

"This website signals a financial breakthrough for many persons going through 'Financial Hardships', and will therefore provide a quick solution for anyone out of work six months or more that have been inflected with 'unemployable' disease, and will now be able to earn $50 in four hours or less of total work," said Bailey.

Therefore, he's inviting both the unemployed and the so called unemployables to a free webinar that will explain the "Unemployable $50 Challenge" this and every Sunday night in September.
Bailey said that anyone who attends the challenge and completes the process before September 26 at 12:01 a.m. will receive an additional $10 for being the "first" to test the system.

If you are an unemployed person, part-time worker, home business opportunity seeker or college student interested in this "Unemployable $50 Challenge" you can register at http://www.anymeeting.com/PIID=E959D9898846.

According to Bailey, the "Unemployable $50 Challenge" is seeking to put a total $250,000 back into the economy by putting $50 into the wallets of 5,000 people. In addition, each participant will be asked to donate a portion of their $50 to a charity of their choice, which will amount to $33,500. The goal is to accomplish all of this before January 1st 2012.

Bailey said that the greater the participation, a greater amount of money will be created. "If, for instance, 20,000 people participate the program would have generated about $1,000,000... (20,000 x $50 = $1,000,000 USD)," he calculated.

As an attempt to inject the ailing economy with some much needed funds, Bailey said their idea is to put money in the pockets of the unemployed so as to show them a way of entrepreneurship. "It is out of the box thinking that has worked for several people and can work for many more," said Bailey, noting that the challenge costs practically nothing. It is absolutely free. No money to start.