EasyLazy is the largest online community of individuals that are ready and willing to help others so they in return get the help that they need. EasyLazy operates on the simple premise of "give a little and get a whole lot back in return."

No, EasyLazy.com has nothing to do with debt consolidation or any of the traditional debt relief or debt settlement programs out there. This program is new and unlike anything else that's available on the market.

EasyLazy members can get the help that they need through donations. As a new member you can create a free profile where you can indicate the amount of money that you need and the reason for it, which other members can view and donate as they see fit. Now, the more you participate and donate to help others, the higher your "Generosity Score" (or G-Score) will be and the higher your G-Score the more advertising and promotion your profile will receive from our system which will cause you to get more donations in return.

Is there a dollar amount limit to the debt that I can have with this program?

Yes, there is a $10,000.00 limit per campaign. However, you can have as many campaigns as you'd like. But, your profile can only market or promote one of your campaigns at a time. So, for example, you can have one campaign for all your credit card debt, then you can have another campaign for any medical expenses that was incurred, and so on...

So how do I get all the money that was donated to me?

Since all transactions are done through PayPal, you'll have access to all the funds that you receive when you log in to your PayPal account. At that point, you can transfer the funds directly to your personal checking account or you can send the funds directly to your credit card company.

Yes, in order to use this system, you'll need to have a PayPal Business account that allows you to receive funds from other EasyLazy members. In addition, please don't forget to configure your EasyLazy account with your PayPal account information on the "PayPal" settings page.

None. As of this writing, there is no cost to open a PayPal Business Account.

The G-Score or the "Generosity Score" is an indicator that ranges from 1 - 10 that aims to capture just how generous a person really is. In addition, there are four specific factors that determines how high this score can go. And, the higher the score, the more advertising and promotion your profile will receive which in return will cause others to give back to you.

Yes, your G-Score can go down in points for two reasons: 1. your score is penalized for trying to cheat the system or by not following the four specific factors that I've talked about in the previous question, and 2. your score can go down when donations expire (after 12 months).

Each campaign has it's own unique G-Score associated with them. So, when your campaign's financial goal is met and you switch to a new campaign, your G-Score is also new.

EasyLazy.com does not collect any transaction charges; however, PayPal does charge a nominal 1.9% - 2.9% + .30 cents (as of this writing) for every transaction. Hence this is one reason why there is a donation minimum of $3.00.

The net donation amount is only applied to the campaign balance and not to the actual gross amount that is donated. For example, if you have a $1,000 campaign balance and and you receive a $100.00 donation then your campaign balance would be adjusted to a net remaining balance of $903.20 ($1,000 - $100 + $3.20 transaction fees).

That all depends on your competition. On some days, when competition is light you may be able to make the Top 10 List relatively easy. But as more people make donations to increase their personal G-Scores, attaining the Top 10 List becomes more difficult. However, when a person meets their campaign money goals, then they'll drop off from the Top 10 List and the other profiles underneath will move up.

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