Aidpage is a special place where people help each other by speaking out and paying attention to each other.
What TO DO on Aidpage
1. Speak out
Describe your problems and needs. Or, tell a success story - about overcoming problems.
You may have already posted something - a comment, a question, or a short note. Add to it - write more. You may not be ready to write today - no problem. Come back tomorrow - add more info about yourself, make new pages, and insert pictures in your posts. The more you write and post pictures - the more people would be willing to come to your pages and write back to you.
2. Pay attention
Browse the pages of other aidmates - people will see that you are paying attention to them. Once they see that you have visited, they'd most likely pay a visit back to your own page.
Post comments and questions on the pages of other aidmates. Don't be shy. This is the purpose of Aidpage - to get people pay attention to each other.
What NOT to do on Aidpage
Do NOT post your email address, phone number, or street address on your public aidpages if you don't want to get a lot of spam and fraudulent offers in your mail and over the phone.
People will contact you through messages here on Aidpage.
Why is it safer to use Aidpage messages? Because spammers and scammers would have to register on Aidpage in order to communicate with you - and they normally don't want to do that. Even if they register as aidmates, once they start spamming, they are quickly discovered and removed from the system.
If looking for help, do NOT ask directly for money. Explain your problems and let people decide how they could help you. You cannot be sure what kind of help is best for you.
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