To those unfamiliar with the term, p2p (pay to play) is a business model that allows users to make payments using a peer-to-peer electronic payment system. In other words, someone else is paying for the service, and the user is paying the service back. The point is that it can be a more cost-effective way to pay a small fee than a credit card, but the real value of the service is the opportunity it gives the user to earn money.

I’ve heard the term p2p from a few people who’ve expressed interest in doing something like this. I’m not sure I personally have a lot of experience with this type of business, but I’d think it would be a very cost-effective way to sell something without a large overhead.

It seems that the idea of p2p (peer to peer) is to have a way for people to get something for free, but I think the real value is on the user. It’s a way to pay for something without having to pay a company for the ability to sell something. It’s like buying a credit card for $10 at the store. Instead of paying $10 for a credit card you can pay someone $20 (or $30, or whatever) to use it.

This may sound a little hippy-dippy, but there are a lot of ways to make money using p2p systems. The only one that I can think of off hand is that of buying a credit card and then using it to rent a computer. I think the same is true for any types of peer to peer systems. I could also imagine that a company would use the system to hire an employee and then pay them a salary to make the system work better.

If you want to buy a computer, you need to have a computer. You can’t buy a computer and a printer, so you have to rent one. It is possible for a company to set up the system so that all it takes is one person to buy the computer and printer and then rent it. These systems are becoming a very popular way for entrepreneurs to make money. In fact, many companies are starting to use these systems to help with recruiting employees.

Sure, its nice to get rid of that pesky tax, but when it comes to hiring, having a system that lets you do it yourself can be very beneficial. It allows you to see every detail about the candidates you are considering, and then decide if the person is a good fit. I recently had to put in a bid on a job, and I was able to see all the details, interviews, and work experience that were needed for the position.

I’m not trying to say that p2p systems should be used everywhere, but in the recruiting situation, they can be extremely helpful. I’ve only done a few interviews where I’ve needed to send a packet of information, which I know I can’t afford to lose.

As a recruiter I would never send a p2p packet. It’s too easy for the recruiter to copy-paste the job description or the cover letter without understanding the candidate or what they are looking for. Even though I would never send a p2p packet, I would feel much safer giving a recruiter a package of info than a packet of information that has only one page and contains no photos or references.

I love p2p because it is a great way for employers to use information that they already have. They can send out a packet of information, and the recruiter can easily get that information and make it available to their client. I wouldn’t send a packet of info to your clients, but for employers that might be a good idea.