Send earnings is s sister site to InboxDollars. They are owned and run by the same people. For those in the UK, there's InboxPounds, too! There really isn't a lot to say about this site that hasn't already been said in my review of InboxDollars. So...
Be careful to make sure you are not trying to complete the same offers at both sites! This is less of a problem with the surveys, but sometimes you'll be sent to the same survey from both sites, so it can be a bit confusing and a bit of a pain.
Still, its worth doing because some offers are a few cents better at one or the other site, there are different games, videos and such, and it is a second way to earn money with nearly identical rules, so no learning curve. All in all it seems to pay out well, though I have never collected a check from them.
As with the other site, I was a member for a while a few years ago and have just come back again. I will be sure to make an update post as soon as one is needed so I can provide more details.
One thing: If you are actively working InboxDollars, SendEarnings can be hard to earn your $30 minimum payout from... Remember, you cannot repeat the offers – so you have to be very organized if you are going to work both programs!!!
GrannySue
And again -
I'd be honored if you use my referral link should you decide to give this one a whirl! I am not an affiliate of this site, however, the site will pay me 10% of any “qualified” earnings you accumulate. This does not come out of your account, though!!
SendEarnings
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Showing posts with label PTC - Hybrid Sites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PTC - Hybrid Sites. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Hybrid Site REVIEW - QuickRewards
Quick Rewards is another hybrid site, but it has a super-low payout threshold and most things credit immediately. If you REALLY need to get cash now, be sure you have Paypal and get over to this site post-haste!
Most things you can do are only worth a few cents, but you can cash out every day if you want. You can watch videos, listen to music online, do daily tasks, answer trivia questions, take surveys and a host of other things for money.
I have cashed out as little as $2.00. And it hit my Paypal account the same day.
The only problem I ever had was in cashing out a $5.00 payment that hit Paypal as $0.50... One quick email to Quick Rewards solved the issue the same day. Simple typo. Customer service is EXCELLENT, professional and fast.
OH YEAH.... for everything you do, you also get points... points roll into cents at a certain point, so they reward you for being active as well as for doing what you are there to do anyway!
There are also tokens, which are redeemable as well.
Some of the things that will earn you money at QR are: surveys (go figure!), visiting websites, watching videos, shopping, printing coupons, and more!
Since there is so much to do at this site, and everything you do is worth money and/or points, even if its only a penny or two, this is one of the tops on my list to sign up to. And, like I said... They pay and they pay fast!
Whenever I know I'm going to need a couple extra bucks FAST, I go to this site and spend an hour or two earning some cash. Yes - it works that fast!!
GrannySue
Please consider using my link if you sign up here!! I appreciate it!
Most things you can do are only worth a few cents, but you can cash out every day if you want. You can watch videos, listen to music online, do daily tasks, answer trivia questions, take surveys and a host of other things for money.
I have cashed out as little as $2.00. And it hit my Paypal account the same day.
The only problem I ever had was in cashing out a $5.00 payment that hit Paypal as $0.50... One quick email to Quick Rewards solved the issue the same day. Simple typo. Customer service is EXCELLENT, professional and fast.
OH YEAH.... for everything you do, you also get points... points roll into cents at a certain point, so they reward you for being active as well as for doing what you are there to do anyway!
There are also tokens, which are redeemable as well.
Some of the things that will earn you money at QR are: surveys (go figure!), visiting websites, watching videos, shopping, printing coupons, and more!
Since there is so much to do at this site, and everything you do is worth money and/or points, even if its only a penny or two, this is one of the tops on my list to sign up to. And, like I said... They pay and they pay fast!
Whenever I know I'm going to need a couple extra bucks FAST, I go to this site and spend an hour or two earning some cash. Yes - it works that fast!!
GrannySue
Please consider using my link if you sign up here!! I appreciate it!
Monday, December 2, 2013
Hybrid Site REVIEW - MyPoints
MyPoints
I have been a happy member of MyPoints for.... ever it seems. Actually, I started with the site in 200
and have stayed with them because they are easy to work with, and I am not required to jump through any hoops. I've been a gold member for about 3 years now. I have paid them NOTHING.
If I open their emails, I get my 5 points. If I open their surveys, I get 10 points even if I don't qualify for the entire survey – and even more points if I complete it. Their average survey is worth 50 points, but usually 3 – 4 per week are worth 75 points. Occasionally there will be one for 100 or 200 points, but I usually don't qualify for those.
They have cash offers, games and cash-back-shopping, too. I have not used many of these services, but since they have been a really reliable site with just the email offers, I am sure they are just as reliable with the rest.
MyPoints is one of my favorite sites of all... Even without trying – just opening their 5-point emails – I have earned several $25 gift cards. This is the site I was talking about where usually they have arrived in far less than a month – and I have often used them during the holidays when I need to give gift cards for Christmas. They haven't failed me yet!
I usually get between 3 and 5 cash emails every day (you click on the “get points” link at the bottom, and those are automatically added to your account). If you do the offer in the email through their link, you will get additional points and sometimes other rewards. I rarely take them up on the offers, though. If you are looking to get your points fast, they sometimes have free on-line newsletters to sign up for, others are cash offers for purchases or trials of certain products and services.
I normally get at least one survey offer via email each day, many times two. These are worth 10 points each, so I usually click on those, too and at least try to qualify.
Newsletters normally have a choice of ads to click for points as well.
Be sure to sign up for all the emails they are willing to send you. 99% will give you points just for opening them.
Reward cards start at 1600 points, I believe, maybe a hundred or so less. I normally go for $25 gift cards, and my favorite companies (Barnes & Noble, Red Lobster and Chili's) are all right around 3600 points.
Simply opening emails – not even taking advantage of the surveys – I have been known to collect two or more cards per year.
If you work the program, you can easily get 4 or 5 (watch the rules on individual cards – many you can only order once or twice a year, so you will need to choose a different card on occasion), and then there are the points-for-shopping and such that can really add up fast.
As with all of these sites, it is best to promote them if and where you can. I was referred – I don't even remember by whom anymore – and while I haven't worked hard at this site, my referrer has made some rewards off of my activity. Nothing is deducted from me, and I'm happy if that person gets a couple points just for turning me on to this site. Just for clicking an email, I've gotten plenty of fun out of it, and plenty of gift cards – well over $100 so far.
NOTE: Always compare sites, though. If you are working GPT sites, many of the same offers are here at MyPoints. Be sure to do your offers at the site that gives the best benefit. All are different.
Leverage, leverage, leverage!
I have not yet been approved for the MyPoints affiliate program. However, if you would like to join this program, please email me through my profile, and I will send you an invitation. This will allow me to collect up to 25 points for referring you, rather than a commission. Thanks in advance!
GrannySue
I have been a happy member of MyPoints for.... ever it seems. Actually, I started with the site in 200
and have stayed with them because they are easy to work with, and I am not required to jump through any hoops. I've been a gold member for about 3 years now. I have paid them NOTHING.
If I open their emails, I get my 5 points. If I open their surveys, I get 10 points even if I don't qualify for the entire survey – and even more points if I complete it. Their average survey is worth 50 points, but usually 3 – 4 per week are worth 75 points. Occasionally there will be one for 100 or 200 points, but I usually don't qualify for those.
They have cash offers, games and cash-back-shopping, too. I have not used many of these services, but since they have been a really reliable site with just the email offers, I am sure they are just as reliable with the rest.
MyPoints is one of my favorite sites of all... Even without trying – just opening their 5-point emails – I have earned several $25 gift cards. This is the site I was talking about where usually they have arrived in far less than a month – and I have often used them during the holidays when I need to give gift cards for Christmas. They haven't failed me yet!
I usually get between 3 and 5 cash emails every day (you click on the “get points” link at the bottom, and those are automatically added to your account). If you do the offer in the email through their link, you will get additional points and sometimes other rewards. I rarely take them up on the offers, though. If you are looking to get your points fast, they sometimes have free on-line newsletters to sign up for, others are cash offers for purchases or trials of certain products and services.
I normally get at least one survey offer via email each day, many times two. These are worth 10 points each, so I usually click on those, too and at least try to qualify.
Newsletters normally have a choice of ads to click for points as well.
Be sure to sign up for all the emails they are willing to send you. 99% will give you points just for opening them.
Reward cards start at 1600 points, I believe, maybe a hundred or so less. I normally go for $25 gift cards, and my favorite companies (Barnes & Noble, Red Lobster and Chili's) are all right around 3600 points.
Simply opening emails – not even taking advantage of the surveys – I have been known to collect two or more cards per year.
If you work the program, you can easily get 4 or 5 (watch the rules on individual cards – many you can only order once or twice a year, so you will need to choose a different card on occasion), and then there are the points-for-shopping and such that can really add up fast.
As with all of these sites, it is best to promote them if and where you can. I was referred – I don't even remember by whom anymore – and while I haven't worked hard at this site, my referrer has made some rewards off of my activity. Nothing is deducted from me, and I'm happy if that person gets a couple points just for turning me on to this site. Just for clicking an email, I've gotten plenty of fun out of it, and plenty of gift cards – well over $100 so far.
NOTE: Always compare sites, though. If you are working GPT sites, many of the same offers are here at MyPoints. Be sure to do your offers at the site that gives the best benefit. All are different.
Leverage, leverage, leverage!
I have not yet been approved for the MyPoints affiliate program. However, if you would like to join this program, please email me through my profile, and I will send you an invitation. This will allow me to collect up to 25 points for referring you, rather than a commission. Thanks in advance!
GrannySue
Hybrid Site REVIEW - InboxDollars
Inbox Dollars
I have become a member of this site twice... I wasn't sure it was worth my time a couple years ago, and so simply stopped going. When we moved, I figured I'd give them a try again.
Again, this site sends offers through paid emails, but Inbox Dollars gives you $0.02 per email you click open. The offer is not for points, but a certain amount of cash. Some are as little as $0.10, but a couple are as high as $50.
Usually the more expensive ones require you to purchase a service, such as DishNetwork or DirectTV, so in effect they amount to a one time discount rather than cash earnings. Others are donations – for instance, I got one today for ASPCA. If I made an $18 donation, I would get $15 back... in effect the organization would get $18 in funds and my end cost would be $3. Confusing, I know.
There are enough free (no credit card required) offers on this site to get your first payment. You have to earn $30 to request a check.
There are also a TON of low-cost trial offers, several for a buck, many for the cost of shipping. And then there are the cash offers for purchases.
Inbox Dollars also offers paid videos (most 2 cents), paid tasks that can be done daily and are super-duper easy (1 cent to 10 cents, rarely you can get more), surveys, games and other services that I haven't tried yet.
Though I've been doing the 2 cent emails for a while – probably about 6 months, with 2 months off for the move – I had only $12.00 built up two weeks ago. Tonight (November 15th) I am at $28.26, and am awaiting credit on another $9.00. Once these credit I can request my check.
I am not worried about that – the company has been in business for several years and has thousands of members, so I am not worried about getting paid.
The biggest drawback to Inbox Dollars is that once you request your check, you have to wait for payment. This is because it is a hybrid GPT site, and they have to be sure that all of your activity is “kosher” - meaning that none of the companies you've gotten credits from has reversed any of your credits. So, its going to be a few weeks before I get a check after I request it.
All in all, I'll be sticking around for a while – I only wish I had unlimited internet cause the videos and video surveys tend to eat up the gigs on my Verizon account....
BTW – I just earned my first check!! There were a couple surprises... First, there is a $3.00 fee, so my check is actually $27 and change. Second, they give you the option of eliminating the fee if you think you can earn another $10 within 30 days. I didn't take the option... BUT
$3.00 was put back in my account just for requesting the check, the upgrade to “gold” was automatic, and since I requested payment last week I have already earned an additional $5.00, so I probably could have taken advantage of the offer. I earned that money without clicking on any paid offers, too.
So – there you have the latest!
Again -
If you are going to sign up for this program, please consider using my program link – THANKS!
If you have any comments, questions or just want to share your experience with Inbox Dollars, please do comment below! I love hearing from my readers!!!
GrannySue
I have become a member of this site twice... I wasn't sure it was worth my time a couple years ago, and so simply stopped going. When we moved, I figured I'd give them a try again.
Again, this site sends offers through paid emails, but Inbox Dollars gives you $0.02 per email you click open. The offer is not for points, but a certain amount of cash. Some are as little as $0.10, but a couple are as high as $50.
Usually the more expensive ones require you to purchase a service, such as DishNetwork or DirectTV, so in effect they amount to a one time discount rather than cash earnings. Others are donations – for instance, I got one today for ASPCA. If I made an $18 donation, I would get $15 back... in effect the organization would get $18 in funds and my end cost would be $3. Confusing, I know.
There are enough free (no credit card required) offers on this site to get your first payment. You have to earn $30 to request a check.
There are also a TON of low-cost trial offers, several for a buck, many for the cost of shipping. And then there are the cash offers for purchases.
Inbox Dollars also offers paid videos (most 2 cents), paid tasks that can be done daily and are super-duper easy (1 cent to 10 cents, rarely you can get more), surveys, games and other services that I haven't tried yet.
Though I've been doing the 2 cent emails for a while – probably about 6 months, with 2 months off for the move – I had only $12.00 built up two weeks ago. Tonight (November 15th) I am at $28.26, and am awaiting credit on another $9.00. Once these credit I can request my check.
I am not worried about that – the company has been in business for several years and has thousands of members, so I am not worried about getting paid.
The biggest drawback to Inbox Dollars is that once you request your check, you have to wait for payment. This is because it is a hybrid GPT site, and they have to be sure that all of your activity is “kosher” - meaning that none of the companies you've gotten credits from has reversed any of your credits. So, its going to be a few weeks before I get a check after I request it.
All in all, I'll be sticking around for a while – I only wish I had unlimited internet cause the videos and video surveys tend to eat up the gigs on my Verizon account....
BTW – I just earned my first check!! There were a couple surprises... First, there is a $3.00 fee, so my check is actually $27 and change. Second, they give you the option of eliminating the fee if you think you can earn another $10 within 30 days. I didn't take the option... BUT
$3.00 was put back in my account just for requesting the check, the upgrade to “gold” was automatic, and since I requested payment last week I have already earned an additional $5.00, so I probably could have taken advantage of the offer. I earned that money without clicking on any paid offers, too.
So – there you have the latest!
Again -
If you are going to sign up for this program, please consider using my program link – THANKS!
If you have any comments, questions or just want to share your experience with Inbox Dollars, please do comment below! I love hearing from my readers!!!
GrannySue
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