Tuesday, February 19, 2008

OBOPAY'S OFFERING A $10 SIGN-UP BONUS!

Send me $10 by cell

OboPay is free to join, plus they add $10 to your account. To collect the $10, though, you have to make the first deposit of at least $10, then you have to send someone money to their cell phone number. It doesn't matter how much you send. Send a dime. It doesn't even matter if they have an account with OboPay. They would just have to open an account in order to get that dime. After you do this the free $10 is deposited into your account within 24 hours. So it's a little work, but you still come out $9.90 ahead. Actually $9.80 because there's a 10 cent charge to send cash, whether it's 10 cents or $500.

Withdrawing or depositing money to and from your bank account is free, but there's a small charge if you do it by debit or credit card. All in all, it's always good to have one more payment option available!

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

REVOLUTION MONEY EXCHANGE, $25 SIGN-UP BONUS

Refer A Friend using Revolution Money Exchange

This is a little diferent than my other listings in that it's not a survey or GPT site, but it's just such a great deal that I've got to include it. This is completely free, no hidden charges, no commitment. I've already transferred some money to my bank account from them, so I know for a fact that this is for real!

This company is very similar to PayPal, but they don't have PayPal's huge network. So to build up their network they're paying people $25 just to sign-up and open an account. They're also paying $10 each for every person that you refer that qualifies. All it takes to qualify is to be at least 18, a U.S. citizen or on a permanent work visa, not be a present or past member, and to use valid information, as they will check. The whole registration process takes less than 5 minutes, and they claim the $25 will be credited to your account within 24 hours but it's usually credited instantly.

They want you to stick around and use the service, but that money is yours to do with as you will. You can transfer it to your bank account, have a check mailed to you, or make transactions within the network. Nearly all normal transactions are completely free, there's small charges for paper transactions, and there's fees for things like overdrawing your account, making transactions with insufficient funds, things like that.

This promotion has been extended through April 15.

Thursday, February 7, 2008

INBOX DOLLARS



http://www.inboxdollars.com/?r=winds7seas

I had some reservations about this site, but now after receiving my first check and being upped to Gold Member my reservations are gone. It takes a while to get the first payment, but after that it gets much better.

You get $5.00 for signing up, but then they charge $3.00 for processing their own check, so they get most of it back. That seems kind of low considering that checks are the only payment option that you have. You can cash-out as soon as you reach the minimum balance of $30.00, and then it takes 30 days from the end of the month to process your check. So it takes a while to get that first payment.

That's all the bad stuff, everything else is good. After finally getting the first payment, you move up to the Gold Membership which is a member's loyalty rewards program. You get some perks for sticking it out! Now all of your payments are processed in 7 days, and you get free referrals! Whenever unreferred members join, they're distributed to the Gold Members. There's supposed to be some more perks coming up, soon, don't know what they are, it's still in developement.

They recently made some changes. You used to get $5.00 per referral after they got their first payment. That took a while, if it even happened at all what with some of them giving up before they got paid. Now you get a straight 10% of referrals earnings, added to your account instantly. And, of course, this doesn't come out of their pay, it's a bonus.

The ways to earn money here are paid-to-views, a daily survey, signing-up for offers, playing games, cash-back for shopping, and contests. They usually email you a couple of offers a day, and you get an average of 3 cents each just for clicking on them. Some are free, some are trial offers requiring S&H or what-not. I just do the free ones, myself, but the trial offers pay a lot more, and you always get more back than you pay for them. What these advertisers and companies are looking for and paying for are leads, in the hope that you'll spend more in the future.

Then besides the emails, you can visit the site to do all the other stuff. The daily survey pays $1.00 each. Most of the 100% free sign-ups are about $1.00 each. If you're good at games, you can play against other players for cash, but you have to pay to play. Even if you lose, Inbox Dollars gives back 5% of what you spend, win or lose. If you shop online you might as well get cash-back for it. They pay up to 40% back for purchases made at their sponsered stores. There's a long list of participating stores including most of the name brands.

You can eventually reach pay-out just by clicking on the 2-3 emails they send you every day, but at 3 cents each it would take a year to reach the $30.00, so by doing a few surveys and free offers once in a while it speeds things up without very much effort at all.

All in all, I think this is a really good site, well-worth waiting that first month for, and a good one to add to your repertoire!

Monday, February 4, 2008

CREATIONS REWARDS

http://www.creationsrewards.net/?referid=2759DD83CBAF1A

Creations Rewards is a get-paid-to site that offers a variety of ways to make money. There's 2 daily surveys, 100% free offers, trial offers, contest sign-ups, a daily trivia question, cash-back on shopping (if you were planning to buy something anyway, you might as well get some cash back for it), paid emails, website visits, and referral bonuses.
You'll usually get a couple of emails a day inviting you to take a survey or complete an offer, and you can visit the site for more.
They currently pay by PayPal, check, or a variety of gift cards redeemable on or offline. You can cash-out anytime that you have a minimum of $5.00 in your account, and they pay promptly.
This is definitely one of the better sites out there!

SURVEY SAVVY (SURVEYS ONLY)



https://www.surveysavvy.com/?id=3172473&action=join

Survey Savvy is a survey-only company that will email you an invitation to take a survey whenever one comes along that fits your profile. This is strictly consumer-opinion surveys, and they'll never spam you, never try to sell you anything, or sell your email address, phone number, or any other personal information to anyone else.

There's a long list of portrait surveys at the site which you're encouraged to take. You won't get paid for them, but they help to establish your profile, so it pays off in the long run to do them because you'll receive many more and better paying survey invitations. The good news is that you don't have to do them all at once, you can just work on them whenever you have a few free minutes, then come back to them later.
You'll still receive paying survey invitations even if they're not all done.

When you receive an invitation to take a survey, you'll be told in advance how much it pays, then you decide to accept it or not. The average survey pays $3.00, but they could run a bit higher depending on your profile. The only payment option right now is by check, and you can request payment anytime, no minimum.

Now I've saved the best for last! You can really increase your earnings by referring other members. You'll receive an average of $2.00 for every survey that one of your referrals completes, and you'll receive an average of $1.00 for every survey that one of your referral's referrals completes! None of this comes out of their earnings, it's in addition to their earnings. A bonus. You can imagine how this can add up! I've never heard of any other strictly surveys only company offering this kind of an incentive.

Sunday, February 3, 2008

OPINION OUTPOST (SURVEYS ONLY)



https://www.opinionoutpost.com/index.php?aid=af9070-9639

Opinion Outpost deals strictly in surveys, mostly dealing in consumer products, where merchandisers are sort of testing the water to get an idea of how well a new product, commercial, design, advertising campaign, or what-not is going to go over with the masses before they invest a few million dollars into an idea that doesn't work.

It's free to join, you fill out your profile, and then when something comes up that matches you, they'll email you an invitation to participate. You'll be told in advance how much it pays, given a general idea what it's about, and told about how long it will take to complete. Then you choose whether or not to accept it.

If you accept, you'll be linked to their customer's site, and take about a 5 minute screening survey, where they decide if you fit in with the demographics that they're looking for. If you do, then you just continue with the main survey and get paid. If, for whatever reason, you don't match, then it's over and you usually won't get anything. Occasionally they might pay a dollar or two just for taking the screening survey, but that's rare.

It doesn't do any good to lie, because you never know what they're looking for. They might want a male or they might want a female. They might want a smoker or they might want a non-smoker. Junk-food junkie or health nut. Old or young. Non-drinker or heavy drinker. The list goes on.

The pay varies: usually $3-$4 a survey, seldom less than $2, and occasionally $8-$10. It's possible that a higher-paying one could come along if you fit the right profile.

They also will send you more offers if you prove that you at least respond to their emails. You'll be rewarded for loyalty. They like having someone they can count on when they need them.

They also have a very strict anti-spam policy, so they'll never send ads, or give your email, phone, or other personal info. to anyone else.

You can request payment anytime that you have at least $5.00 in your account, and they'll mail you a check.

This is really one of the better companies, they don't take up much time, and they're dependable. I wish that I had 20 more just like this one!