When Anthony Murgio and Josh Aaron ran the place, the Phi Sigma Kappa house a block from Florida State University’s Tallahassee campus was a hive of digital moneymaking. Led by Murgio (chapter president) and Aaron (secretary), dozens of fraternity brothers paid their way through school writing Google ads that persuaded people to click links for everything from dating websites to electronics. Working in shifts, the brothers brought in thousands of dollars a month in commissions. For Murgio and Aaron, college life was an education in making fast cash online.
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