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Chaotic · 06-16-2008, 11:03 AM

Where is ChaCha located?
ChaCha is based in Carmel, IN, near Indianapolis. Your questions are answered by ChaCha Guides working all across the USA.

When did ChaCha start?
ChaCha launched on Nov 6, 2006. In Jan. 2008, ChaCha introduced text answers, and on April 1, it launched 1-800-2ChaCha.

When was ChaCha founded?
The idea for ChaCha was conceived on Oct 28, 2005, and the company was founded on Dec 21, 2005 under the name SNI.

What did SNI stand for?
SNI was short for Scott?s New Idea, which served as a temporary name until ?ChaCha? was coined in Jan. 2006.

Where does the name ChaCha come from?
The ChaCha name has roots in the Chinese word cha, which means search. It?s also fun to say and easy to remember.

When was the name ChaCha conceived?
The ChaCha name was first coined on Jan. 12, 2006, and came into use in March 2006.

Does ChaCha have anything to do with the dance?
Yes, in part. The name comes from the Chinese word for search (cha) but also conjures the excitement and fun of the dance.

When was the first ChaCha patent filed?
The first ChaCha patent application was filed on Jan 23, 2006.

How many patents does ChaCha hold?
ChaCha has 18 patents pending for the technology that powers our human-powered search and answers services.

When was ChaCha?s text service launched?
ChaCha launched its text answers service on Jan 3, 2008. It?s available nationwide by texting 242242.

When was ChaCha's voice service launched?[/b]
ChaCha launched its 1-800-2ChaCha service for mobile answers on April 1, 2008.

Who is CEO of ChaCha?
Scott A. Jones is the CEO, cofounder, and Chairman of ChaCha. Jones was an inventor of voicemail technology.

Who is ChaCha?s president?
Brad Bostic is the President and cofounder of ChaCha. Bostic previously founded Bostech Corporation and NearMed.

Who serves on ChaCha?s board of directors?
Morton Meyerson, Scott Jones, Brad Bostic, Rod Canion, Jack Gill, and Tom Kelly are on ChaCha?s board of directors.

Who are some of ChaCha?s major investors?
Morton Meyerson, Bezos Expeditions, Rod Canion and Jack Gill are major investors in ChaCha.

Can I invest in ChaCha?
Please visit ChaCha.com to contact ChaCha?s business team.

How does ChaCha make money?
ChaCha earns revenue from advertising on its website and through its strategic partnerships.

Other answers to the test questions I remember off the top of my head were:

- "Cha" means "search"

- 160 characters maximum in each answer to queries

- SMS = short message service

- Scott Jones and Brad Bostic

- False: users do not need to include syntax

- 242 242

- Independent contractors

- Users require only a broadband connection

- Guides can work at any time and as long as they'd like

- ChaCha only works on major US phone service carriers

(Some of these repeat information above, but it's from a friend of mine who made his own too)

1. chaCha headquarters are in carmel Indiana
2. Founded in 2006 by, Scott a jones and Brad Bostic
3. Had the promotion at the Sundance film festival
4. Guides are considered independent contractors.
5. ?cha? means Search in Chinese
6. The service is offered for all major US mobile carriers.
7. People do not need to know any special syntax for their questions.
8. Sms=short message service
9. Answers must be under 160 char
10. You are not limited to use just the ChaCha search engine.
11. Links can be put into a pc web browser for users to se.
12. If you have a smart phone you can view the web page source on the phone.

Hopefully this helps some of you guys past the tests they put you through.

Then, for the simulator if you get that far (You have to answer 15 queries) give long, precise answers. They WILL ALL be reviewed by their QC people and thats your final test.

In the simulator DO NOT use their blacklisted sites, or it's an instant axe. Off the top of my head this includes yahoo answers and ANY WIKIPEDIA site. They have a list in one of their things they send you with blacklisted stuff.

You have to answer 15 questions, then usually in a day or two they get back to you - just don't be lazy on those and you're golden.

Hope this helps and we can all make some money

Lusiphur · 06-16-2008, 11:29 AM

Lolwut @ 'shaw ?

joz123 · 06-16-2008, 12:04 PM

Chaotic · 06-16-2008, 12:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lusiphur

Lolwut @ 'shaw ?

Was thinking the same thing but moderation on these boards has just gotten like that lately unfortunately.

Zeste · 06-16-2008, 01:36 PM

How do I get people in my downline?

tikkus · 06-16-2008, 02:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Who is CEO of ChaCha?
Scott A. Jones is the CEO, cofounder, and Chairman of ChaCha. Jones was an inventor of voicemail technology.

My landlord is good friends with this guy. He was telling me about this site a couple months back and I ignored it at the time.

Pretty cool stuff, I'll have to talk to him some more about it.

Chaotic · 06-16-2008, 02:53 PM

Yea man I totally recommend it. For the person who asked, i made 100$ in about 12 hours or so just doing it leisurely while browsing.

I did get two QC emails complaining that i didn't say "ChaCha" (i said chacha) and that i had a bad source cite and grammar on a question about Hugh Heffner. So they definitly overlord your stuff - but it's nothing bad, just suggestions to do stuff better I guess.

As far as the downline thing goes, you have to have people cite you as a reference. It really doesn't do much for the company though so I don't understand why they even have it in existence (I suppose it gets them more guides - but they have to pay out more) Afaik the way it works is you get 2c for everything they answer? They still get their full pay. I can't verify this though.

Millie · 06-16-2008, 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Was thinking the same thing but moderation on these boards has just gotten like that lately unfortunately.

Wrong. Unsolicited advertising (shilling) has been prohibited on these boards for a long time now. In fact, perhaps you missed the stickied post in General saying -- in all caps -- "PLEASE DO NOT ADVERTISE ON THESE BOARDS."

In case you missed the thread, here is a link:

http://www.fohguild.org/forums/gener...se-forums.html

That thread has been up for nearly two years now, and for nearly two years now it's been stickied, and its title has been in all caps for easy readability.

The moderation on these boards has not "just gotten like that lately." These boards do not tolerate shilling, especially for multilevel marketing schemes. That policy is not open for debate or negotiation, and it's been made pretty clear. If you do not understand or do not respect the policy, please PM me for clarification.

Thanks.

tikkus · 06-16-2008, 03:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Millie

Wrong. Unsolicited advertising (shilling) has been prohibited on these boards for a long time now. In fact, perhaps you missed the stickied post in General saying -- in all caps -- "PLEASE DO NOT ADVERTISE ON THESE BOARDS."

In case you missed the thread, here is a link:

http://www.fohguild.org/forums/gener...se-forums.html

That thread has been up for nearly two years now, and for nearly two years now it's been stickied, and its title has been in all caps for easy readability.

The moderation on these boards has not "just gotten like that lately." These boards do not tolerate shilling, especially for multilevel marketing schemes. That policy is not open for debate or negotiation, and it's been made pretty clear. If you do not understand or do not respect the policy, please PM me for clarification.

Thanks.

No offense Millie, but didn't you all let twizted do TreasureTrooper?

James · 06-16-2008, 03:27 PM

Have $3000? 13-17? Suck dick?

Millie · 06-16-2008, 03:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tikkus

No offense Millie, but didn't you all let twizted do TreasureTrooper?

I don't know what TreasureTrooper is, but if it's something Twizted was advertising for in a manner similar to this, it wasn't allowed. I probably just missed the thread in question.

Dontauro · 06-16-2008, 04:52 PM

Actually I think it was nice for Millie to even leave this in the Shaw instead of completely getting rid of it. At least whoever is interested can still discuss it.

Bristlebane · 06-16-2008, 06:33 PM

It'd be one thing if it didn't offer something to people, ala one those lame "Free I-Pod" deals, but it does.

Someone with too much free time at work could actually find this useful. Good post, in my opinion.

tikkus · 06-16-2008, 08:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bristlebane

It'd be one thing if it didn't offer something to people, ala one those lame "Free I-Pod" deals, but it does.

Someone with too much free time at work could actually find this useful. Good post, in my opinion.

Yeah, I agree. He didn't even embed his id in the URL - it was more bringing this to FoH's attention. Just informative more than anything.

Meh · 06-16-2008, 09:42 PM

How often will you get questions as a guide?

06-16-2008, 11:03 AM	#16 (permalink)
Chaotic You are not damn right Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NYC Posts: 1,589	Where is ChaCha located? ChaCha is based in Carmel, IN, near Indianapolis. Your questions are answered by ChaCha Guides working all across the USA. When did ChaCha start? ChaCha launched on Nov 6, 2006. In Jan. 2008, ChaCha introduced text answers, and on April 1, it launched 1-800-2ChaCha. When was ChaCha founded? The idea for ChaCha was conceived on Oct 28, 2005, and the company was founded on Dec 21, 2005 under the name SNI. What did SNI stand for? SNI was short for Scott?s New Idea, which served as a temporary name until ?ChaCha? was coined in Jan. 2006. Where does the name ChaCha come from? The ChaCha name has roots in the Chinese word cha, which means search. It?s also fun to say and easy to remember. When was the name ChaCha conceived? The ChaCha name was first coined on Jan. 12, 2006, and came into use in March 2006. Does ChaCha have anything to do with the dance? Yes, in part. The name comes from the Chinese word for search (cha) but also conjures the excitement and fun of the dance. When was the first ChaCha patent filed? The first ChaCha patent application was filed on Jan 23, 2006. How many patents does ChaCha hold? ChaCha has 18 patents pending for the technology that powers our human-powered search and answers services. When was ChaCha?s text service launched? ChaCha launched its text answers service on Jan 3, 2008. It?s available nationwide by texting 242242. When was ChaCha's voice service launched?[/b] ChaCha launched its 1-800-2ChaCha service for mobile answers on April 1, 2008. Who is CEO of ChaCha? Scott A. Jones is the CEO, cofounder, and Chairman of ChaCha. Jones was an inventor of voicemail technology. Who is ChaCha?s president? Brad Bostic is the President and cofounder of ChaCha. Bostic previously founded Bostech Corporation and NearMed. Who serves on ChaCha?s board of directors? Morton Meyerson, Scott Jones, Brad Bostic, Rod Canion, Jack Gill, and Tom Kelly are on ChaCha?s board of directors. Who are some of ChaCha?s major investors? Morton Meyerson, Bezos Expeditions, Rod Canion and Jack Gill are major investors in ChaCha. Can I invest in ChaCha? Please visit ChaCha.com to contact ChaCha?s business team. How does ChaCha make money? ChaCha earns revenue from advertising on its website and through its strategic partnerships. Other answers to the test questions I remember off the top of my head were: - "Cha" means "search" - 160 characters maximum in each answer to queries - SMS = short message service - Scott Jones and Brad Bostic - False: users do not need to include syntax - 242 242 - Independent contractors - Users require only a broadband connection - Guides can work at any time and as long as they'd like - ChaCha only works on major US phone service carriers (Some of these repeat information above, but it's from a friend of mine who made his own too) 1. chaCha headquarters are in carmel Indiana 2. Founded in 2006 by, Scott a jones and Brad Bostic 3. Had the promotion at the Sundance film festival 4. Guides are considered independent contractors. 5. ?cha? means Search in Chinese 6. The service is offered for all major US mobile carriers. 7. People do not need to know any special syntax for their questions. 8. Sms=short message service 9. Answers must be under 160 char 10. You are not limited to use just the ChaCha search engine. 11. Links can be put into a pc web browser for users to se. 12. If you have a smart phone you can view the web page source on the phone. Hopefully this helps some of you guys past the tests they put you through. Then, for the simulator if you get that far (You have to answer 15 queries) give long, precise answers. They WILL ALL be reviewed by their QC people and thats your final test. In the simulator DO NOT use their blacklisted sites, or it's an instant axe. Off the top of my head this includes yahoo answers and ANY WIKIPEDIA site. They have a list in one of their things they send you with blacklisted stuff. You have to answer 15 questions, then usually in a day or two they get back to you - just don't be lazy on those and you're golden. Hope this helps and we can all make some money __________________ Pitiless - Orc Death Knight - Magtheridon (WoW) Kaevros - Orc Hunter - Magtheridon (WoW) Rhllor - Orc Warlock - Rivendare (WoW) Marked - Stygian Herald of Xotli - Deathwhisper (AoC) Panic - Lesser Giant Dread Knight - Flamehammer (Vanguard) retired Arrogant - High Elf Sorcerer - Flamehammer (Vanguard) retired Visvires - Dark Elf Shadow Knight - Drinal (Everquest) retired

06-16-2008, 01:36 PM	#20 (permalink)
Zeste Ben's Secret Assassins - HIPPITY HOP RABBIT Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 3,107 +21 Internets	How do I get people in my downline? __________________ Locke: Where do you get electricity? Ben: We have two big hamsters running around in this giant wheel in our secret underground lair. Locke: Yeah, that's funny.

06-16-2008, 02:53 PM	#22 (permalink)
Chaotic You are not damn right Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NYC Posts: 1,589	Yea man I totally recommend it. For the person who asked, i made 100$ in about 12 hours or so just doing it leisurely while browsing. I did get two QC emails complaining that i didn't say "ChaCha" (i said chacha) and that i had a bad source cite and grammar on a question about Hugh Heffner. So they definitly overlord your stuff - but it's nothing bad, just suggestions to do stuff better I guess. As far as the downline thing goes, you have to have people cite you as a reference. It really doesn't do much for the company though so I don't understand why they even have it in existence (I suppose it gets them more guides - but they have to pay out more) Afaik the way it works is you get 2c for everything they answer? They still get their full pay. I can't verify this though. __________________ Pitiless - Orc Death Knight - Magtheridon (WoW) Kaevros - Orc Hunter - Magtheridon (WoW) Rhllor - Orc Warlock - Rivendare (WoW) Marked - Stygian Herald of Xotli - Deathwhisper (AoC) Panic - Lesser Giant Dread Knight - Flamehammer (Vanguard) retired Arrogant - High Elf Sorcerer - Flamehammer (Vanguard) retired Visvires - Dark Elf Shadow Knight - Drinal (Everquest) retired

06-16-2008, 09:42 PM	#30 (permalink)
Meh Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 47 -1 Internets	How often will you get questions as a guide? __________________ Eclip Raki Disciple < Too Much Brown >

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06-16-2008, 11:29 AM	#17 (permalink)
Lusiphur Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bonny Scotland Posts: 394 -5 Internets	Lolwut @ 'shaw ?

06-16-2008, 12:04 PM	#18 (permalink)
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06-16-2008, 04:52 PM	#27 (permalink)
Dontauro Really been here since 04' Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Detroit Posts: 372 -18 Internets	Actually I think it was nice for Millie to even leave this in the Shaw instead of completely getting rid of it. At least whoever is interested can still discuss it.

06-16-2008, 06:33 PM	#28 (permalink)
Bristlebane Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 1,856	It'd be one thing if it didn't offer something to people, ala one those lame "Free I-Pod" deals, but it does. Someone with too much free time at work could actually find this useful. Good post, in my opinion.