Friday, 30 November 2012
Fastest Rewards - SLOW REWARDS!
Another quick note of caution. I may have to revise my recommendation of the site Fastest Rewards. Twice now have I tired to cash out and not received anything for 72 hours despite the site saying it takes 24 hours to receive payment. Both times I've emailed and chased and to their credit, have received a response and then the amount has been credited. But I wonder what would happen if I didn't chase? next time I'll try and see how long it takes, if it comes through at all.....
QuickRewards - Virool Videos Not Credited!
Quick word of warning. If anyone is using QuickRewards (I'm giving it a go so will fully review soon) note that I have watched quite a few videos through Virool Videos on the site and none of them have been credited and it's well over 48 hours since I viewed them.
I'll take it up with QuickRewards but wanted to offer a word of warning....
I'll take it up with QuickRewards but wanted to offer a word of warning....
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Free Gifthulk 5 HC Traesure Code!
Here's a treasure code for Gifthulk that can claim you 5 HC. Can only be used twice so first come first serve...
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Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Neobux Challenge - Day... I've lost count!
Been a bit quiet from me on the whole Neobux challenge thing. This is primarily because I got bored... and thought you probably would too if I updated daily. Suffice to say, I've lost my enthusiasm for the whole thing now and am clicking myself the bare minimum of 4 orange ones and any juicy bigger clicks (like 1 whole cent!).
My 3 amigos have picked up the pace a wee bit but are hardly stretching themselves. Here's how they are doing:
clicker 1: Total of 8 clicks at an average of 2.000
clicker 2: Total of 16 clicks at an average of 2.286
clicker 3: Total of 16 clicks at an average of 2.286
I haven't a clue if this is good or not but I'm guessing it's not great. They seem to be doing just enough to not get the dreaded recycle treatment! I'll give them a few more days and see where we are then. I also think I'll start extending the ones that are performing well.
My 3 amigos have picked up the pace a wee bit but are hardly stretching themselves. Here's how they are doing:
clicker 1: Total of 8 clicks at an average of 2.000
clicker 2: Total of 16 clicks at an average of 2.286
clicker 3: Total of 16 clicks at an average of 2.286
I haven't a clue if this is good or not but I'm guessing it's not great. They seem to be doing just enough to not get the dreaded recycle treatment! I'll give them a few more days and see where we are then. I also think I'll start extending the ones that are performing well.
Monday, 26 November 2012
No-Minimum Site Review - There is a minimum and it will take an age to reach it!
No-minimum.com in my mind is one to be avoided. It's not that it's a scam... by all accounts it's legit and does payout. It is a ptc site like Neobux or Clixsense and if you've been following my musings on this blog then you'll probably start to get the impression I don't much like these sites... and I don't.
Here's why I don't like this one:
It's incredibly ugly to look at and very confusing to use. I can't seem to navigate my way around the site whatsoever. The tabs are located half way down the page and as you click on a link you are returned to the top of the page again, only to have to scroll down to get to where you want to.
The money is dreadful. i can't see any offers that give you more than 0.1 US cents... so that's one tenth of a cent... one thousandth of a dollar! To reach the payout threshold, which I agree is low at $1, you would need to click on 1000 ads!
It still baffles me that sites like this are in business when people like swagbucks offer so much more for watching an ad? I still don't know why people use these ptc sites but maybe someone can explain it to me? Perhaps it's the referrals they get or the territories they're available in?
I won't be recommending any until I experience myself the benefit and earning potential.
Here's why I don't like this one:
It's incredibly ugly to look at and very confusing to use. I can't seem to navigate my way around the site whatsoever. The tabs are located half way down the page and as you click on a link you are returned to the top of the page again, only to have to scroll down to get to where you want to.
The money is dreadful. i can't see any offers that give you more than 0.1 US cents... so that's one tenth of a cent... one thousandth of a dollar! To reach the payout threshold, which I agree is low at $1, you would need to click on 1000 ads!
It still baffles me that sites like this are in business when people like swagbucks offer so much more for watching an ad? I still don't know why people use these ptc sites but maybe someone can explain it to me? Perhaps it's the referrals they get or the territories they're available in?
I won't be recommending any until I experience myself the benefit and earning potential.
Get-Paid.com - Legit and Pays Out/ Low Threshold
Just stumbled across a new gpt sites called Get Paid. For those unfamiliar, a GPT site is one where you sign up for an account by giving some personal details and can earn money by completing offers, watching ads, surveys, etc... I tend to only use the ad watching as I can run this in the background while I do something else.
It all seemed a bit too good to be true with this site as the Paypal payout threshold was as low as $1. Because it's so low there is little to lose so thought I would give it a go and see if it works. Well, I reached my $1 in just 3 days with clicking on ads. Each ad is worth $0.01 and you usually get 20-30 in a day... sometimes more.
My skepticism has not been founded as I received my Paypal $1 cashout today after requesting last Thursday. It's not the quickest paying site I've known but given the low threshold and how easy it is to reach, it's a worthwhile one.
Link below:
It all seemed a bit too good to be true with this site as the Paypal payout threshold was as low as $1. Because it's so low there is little to lose so thought I would give it a go and see if it works. Well, I reached my $1 in just 3 days with clicking on ads. Each ad is worth $0.01 and you usually get 20-30 in a day... sometimes more.
My skepticism has not been founded as I received my Paypal $1 cashout today after requesting last Thursday. It's not the quickest paying site I've known but given the low threshold and how easy it is to reach, it's a worthwhile one.
Link below:
Ciao Review
Read my review on Dooyoo to get the basics of how these sites work.
Ciao
is a review writing site that works much the same way as Dooyoo with
the exception that you do not get paid a flat fee for each review you
write, only per rating received from fellow Ciao members. This means
that earning really hinges on the quality of your writing and also being
an active part of the Ciao community in terms of reading and rating
other people's reviews.
I find the products on the database for review are very
similar to Dooyoo but that Ciao's policy for accepting new products to
review is more open and they tend to be approved the following day. Dooyoo
limit what categories you can suggest products in and it sometimes takes
a week for approval.
The rating system is also very similar in both sites. On
ciao you can rate a review from not helpful through to exceptional.
Rating in the latter category means that a review can be eligible for the premium fund. This
is a lump sum that is shared between what Ciao deem to be the best
reviews of the month - the top prize earning an additional £15 with a
sliding scale down to £2. Those that consistently write quality and are
known for it can often earn well through this as well as their other
rating earnings.
Earnings per rating are based on the product category you
are writing in rather than the ratings you receive although reviews have
to have an average of 'helpful' in order to earn. Top earning products
such as electricals earn 2p per positive rating. Many other items are
valued at 1p and 1/2p. Bear in mind that on this site there are also a
number of products that earn nothing at all unless nominated for the
premium fund.
How much a product can earn is denoted by the number of ££
next to the product title. £££ = 2p, ££ = 1p & £ = 0.5p. If the
product has no £ then it won't pay anything unless nominated for the
premium fund.
Obviously the surface, ciao isn't as lucrative as Dooyoo
but it's well worth joining as they accept previously published content
meaning that a review you've written for Dooyoo can also be posted
hereto increase its earning potential. If it's well written and you are
good at reading and rating other people's reviews, without the premium
fund, you can usually amass an additional 50p- £1 from this site for high
ranking product reviews.
Ciao also have a monthly bonus for certain product categories e.g health and beauty - this can range from a further 20p - 50p per review so it's
also worth looking out for this in the news section on their site and
trying to write about those products in that month.
Another bonus not on Dooyoo is double earnings for the
first month on products that you are the first to write the review on.
This also applies to new products you suggest so it's worthwhile
suggesting new products to the site.
With each of these earning streams and that payment is
based on members directly and not the lottery of ad sense revenue, this
site acts as a reliable and steady earning stream, especially when
combined with Dooyoo. It's been around and paying for years so
definitely a legit and reliable site.
Link to site below....
Link to site below....
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