If you're a fan of holiday movies, consider slipping into your coziest professional loungewear for a chance to earn money while enjoying a festive film spree.
You can watch the delightful escapades of Kevin McCallister in "Home Alone," along with the sweetly hilarious journey of Buddy the Elf in "Elf."
And, remember to include the moving story of George Bailey and his guardian angel, Clarence, from "It’s A Wonderful Life."
The opportunities continue to expand, as CableTV.com is now offering a unique "Chief of Cheer" role. This lucky individual will receive $2,500 to view 25 holiday movies over 25 days. Additionally, they will be granted a year-long subscription to seven different streaming services.
Cabletv .com will pay you $2,500 to watch 25 Christmas movies as part of its new “Chief of Cheer” position.
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"It's hard to believe, but we're in the fourth year of our ‘Ho Ho Holiday Movie Dream Job!’" expressed Garrett Briggs, the marketing director of CableTV.com, highlighting that the company initiated this festive tradition back in 2020.
"After a year full of COVID-19 restrictions and worry, we wanted to find a way to make the holiday season a little more merry and bright—and to make a small difference in someone's life," he said.
Briggs mentioned that the team at CableTV.com has garnered "a ton of positive responses" regarding the role, leading to the company's decision to keep this engaging campaign going.
To be eligible, applicants must be at least 18 years old and reside in the U.S. Naturally, a strong enthusiasm for holiday movies will be beneficial.
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