Americans are exposed to countless ads every day. Whether it’s on phones, televisions, or computer screens — advertisements have been woven into just about every aspect of our daily lives. Usually, ads generate revenue for the platforms displaying them and the companies creating them. Entrepreneur Vernell Woods envisions a world where users are paid for the advertisements they see. His company, Moolah Mobile , uses money generated from ads to help cell phone users from low-income communities pay their cell phone bills. Currently, the platform is only available for Android phones. Each month, Moolah users can nix off more than $25 off their phone bills just by looking at ads on their phone. Here’s how it works: Users download the app to their phones and advertisements are presented on their home screens. In addition to ads, Moolah also pushes out surveys for users to complete, which they are also compensated for. The income from the ads later subsidizes the cost of their phone. Users...