Showing posts with label making money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label making money. Show all posts
Monday, March 14, 2011
Making Money Tip
I think one habit that a person falls into is signing up to take surveys, doing a few, and then not doing them for awhile. What will happen is you will do this and then you will want to go back and do surveys. You will then realize that you aren't getting a lot of offers to do surveys. That is because you stopped taking them. If you start taking surveys, and keep taking surveys (even one a day), you will continue to receive offers. If you don't stay at least somewhat active, the offers will stop. I suggest responding to at least three surveys or offers a week. This will keep your account active and keep the surveys coming.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Cash Crate Review
Cash Crate
This week I am going to review Cash Crate. I am still having some issues this past week with my blood pressure so I didn't do too much this week. However, I did manage to make $5.55. I know that is not a lot but I only spent about 30 minutes this whole week doing this.
I absolutely love Cash Crate. Cash Crate is a 100% legit company. I have never had problems getting my checks from them. Most companies will have high payout limits you have to reach to be able to cash out but Cash Crate only has a $20.00 limit. So, just think, I only spent 30 minutes this whole week and made almost $6. So, if I had actually spent 30 minutes each day, I would have made around $30. I know that doesn't sound like a lot but if you do this each week that's an extra $120 a month. That's a few tanks of gas, new shoes, or even groceries.
The whole point with Cash Crate is they are paid by other companies to offer you various products, offers, or surveys. Cash Crate will then give you anywhere between $.50-10.00 depending on if you sign up for pay offers or free offers. Of course the offers that take less time will pay less. Or, if you have to pay for the service, you will be paid more. There are loads of surveys you can take to make money. Again, depending on the level of commitment of time on your part, is how you will be paid.
My tip is very simple this week: Only sign up for offers you are interested in. AND, if you sign up for the offers you have to pay for yourself, then make sure you are actually interested. Most companies require you to stay with that offer through the entire "free trial" period. This is the time that the company allows you to try their product or service. Now, these "free trial" periods last two weeks to a month. If you don't remember to cancel your membership, you will actually end up paying for it. So, be sure you like it. Also, be sure to take surveys and write reviews on things you actually know about. Most companies will review your review or survey and determine if YOU are being legit and only reward points or money after they determine this. So only do stuff you are interested in!
Have a good week everybody!
This week I am going to review Cash Crate. I am still having some issues this past week with my blood pressure so I didn't do too much this week. However, I did manage to make $5.55. I know that is not a lot but I only spent about 30 minutes this whole week doing this.
I absolutely love Cash Crate. Cash Crate is a 100% legit company. I have never had problems getting my checks from them. Most companies will have high payout limits you have to reach to be able to cash out but Cash Crate only has a $20.00 limit. So, just think, I only spent 30 minutes this whole week and made almost $6. So, if I had actually spent 30 minutes each day, I would have made around $30. I know that doesn't sound like a lot but if you do this each week that's an extra $120 a month. That's a few tanks of gas, new shoes, or even groceries.
The whole point with Cash Crate is they are paid by other companies to offer you various products, offers, or surveys. Cash Crate will then give you anywhere between $.50-10.00 depending on if you sign up for pay offers or free offers. Of course the offers that take less time will pay less. Or, if you have to pay for the service, you will be paid more. There are loads of surveys you can take to make money. Again, depending on the level of commitment of time on your part, is how you will be paid.
My tip is very simple this week: Only sign up for offers you are interested in. AND, if you sign up for the offers you have to pay for yourself, then make sure you are actually interested. Most companies require you to stay with that offer through the entire "free trial" period. This is the time that the company allows you to try their product or service. Now, these "free trial" periods last two weeks to a month. If you don't remember to cancel your membership, you will actually end up paying for it. So, be sure you like it. Also, be sure to take surveys and write reviews on things you actually know about. Most companies will review your review or survey and determine if YOU are being legit and only reward points or money after they determine this. So only do stuff you are interested in!
Have a good week everybody!
Monday, February 28, 2011
Making Money Tip
Just so you know, I still plan on posting each week on Monday what I have been making online. However, I haven't been doing any surveys or attempting any offers right now. I have so much going on in my life that I simply don't have time right now.
Which brings me to this week's tip: If you are serious about making some extra money online, set aside 15-30 minutes each day. This time allows you to go through your emails, pick out the offers/surveys you want to try, and complete them. Just think, if you can make $1.00 a day doing surveys/offers, that's an extra $7.00 a week. While this may sound small, it's an extra $28 a month. That's groceries if you do coupons (like me) or if you are going for gift cards that's $28 off something. And it really isn't that difficult to make more. This is just a low example.
Next week I hope to review Cash Crate. We'll see how life goes in the upcoming week!
Which brings me to this week's tip: If you are serious about making some extra money online, set aside 15-30 minutes each day. This time allows you to go through your emails, pick out the offers/surveys you want to try, and complete them. Just think, if you can make $1.00 a day doing surveys/offers, that's an extra $7.00 a week. While this may sound small, it's an extra $28 a month. That's groceries if you do coupons (like me) or if you are going for gift cards that's $28 off something. And it really isn't that difficult to make more. This is just a low example.
Next week I hope to review Cash Crate. We'll see how life goes in the upcoming week!
Monday, January 31, 2011
Opinion Outpost Review
As discussed last Monday, I have started doing surveys through Opinion Outpost. I'm going to be honest. I haven't made any money this week. Michael and I were in the process of finding him a truck this past week (the search still goes on). So, I didn't have time to do any surveys. Hopefully, this week I can start full force.
Opinion Outpost is an interesting come to use. Not only do you get surveys, you get offers from other companies and products. When you first join, there are ten profiles to complete. They ask everything from generic questions about lifestyle to the type of liquor you drink. These profiles are important so don't skip them. They help Opinion Outpost route surveys and offers you may enjoy.
The way they track your earning is by points. Fifty points if worth $5.00. Some offers can be worth as much as 50 points and some as little as 10 points. I have found that I like to do as many surveys as I can. I try to stick to the 10-15 minute surveys which are usually 10-20 points.
The companies that Opinion Outpost work with are reputable companies. They are certified by the Better Business Bureau and other consumer agencies. If they ask you to download any software, the software is safe. I have also never been kicked out of surveys or have the surveys freeze because they use top-notch software for the surveys.
The only problem I have encountered is that it is sometimes difficult to qualify for surveys. And if you are able to qualify, the surveys can be very extensive. I like to spend no more than 10 minutes on a survey. However, some of the surveys can be as long as 30 minutes. On the flip side, the longer the surveys, the more points they are worth.
Once you complete a qualifying survey and it's determined you qualify, you will be forwarded to the company conducting the survey. The first page you will see is the name of the company, how long the survey generally takes, and how many points it's worth. You aren't penalized for deciding to not take a survey. Just remember, if you do this a lot (refuse surveys) Opinion Outpost could and will stop sending you surveys.
Money Making Tip:
The first and most important thing I need to stress to you is you will not make a lot of money doing this. This is something you do for extra money or for gift cards. Any company telling you it is possible to make a lot of money is a scam. Also, you should never have to pay to take surveys. You are doing this company a favor doing these surveys and you should NOT be paying them.
Everyone have a good week!
Opinion Outpost is an interesting come to use. Not only do you get surveys, you get offers from other companies and products. When you first join, there are ten profiles to complete. They ask everything from generic questions about lifestyle to the type of liquor you drink. These profiles are important so don't skip them. They help Opinion Outpost route surveys and offers you may enjoy.
The way they track your earning is by points. Fifty points if worth $5.00. Some offers can be worth as much as 50 points and some as little as 10 points. I have found that I like to do as many surveys as I can. I try to stick to the 10-15 minute surveys which are usually 10-20 points.
The companies that Opinion Outpost work with are reputable companies. They are certified by the Better Business Bureau and other consumer agencies. If they ask you to download any software, the software is safe. I have also never been kicked out of surveys or have the surveys freeze because they use top-notch software for the surveys.
The only problem I have encountered is that it is sometimes difficult to qualify for surveys. And if you are able to qualify, the surveys can be very extensive. I like to spend no more than 10 minutes on a survey. However, some of the surveys can be as long as 30 minutes. On the flip side, the longer the surveys, the more points they are worth.
Once you complete a qualifying survey and it's determined you qualify, you will be forwarded to the company conducting the survey. The first page you will see is the name of the company, how long the survey generally takes, and how many points it's worth. You aren't penalized for deciding to not take a survey. Just remember, if you do this a lot (refuse surveys) Opinion Outpost could and will stop sending you surveys.
Money Making Tip:
The first and most important thing I need to stress to you is you will not make a lot of money doing this. This is something you do for extra money or for gift cards. Any company telling you it is possible to make a lot of money is a scam. Also, you should never have to pay to take surveys. You are doing this company a favor doing these surveys and you should NOT be paying them.
Everyone have a good week!
Monday, January 24, 2011
Making Money (but not a lot) Online
A few years ago, before I had a full time job, I did surveys to make extra money and get gift cards. Obviously, I never became a millionaire but I did make a little extra spending money and got some awesome gift cards.
It's time to do that again.
I need something to do.
Because I don't have enough.
Sooo, we are going to start small. Cash Crate, Opinion Outpost, and Swag Bucks are three companies I have had tremendous success with in the past. I've received checks from Opinion Outpost and gift cards from Cash Crate and Swag Bucks. I suggest taking a peek at each one before deciding which, if any, you want to try. I will be posting my success with each one along with how much money I am making every Monday. Also, I will be sharing a helpful tip or something I have learned each Monday. I am just starting Cash Crate and Opinion Outpost so I haven't made anything yet.
However, I have been doing Swag Bucks for a while and have 1902 Swag Bucks. That is good enough for a $10 Barnes and Noble gift card (very exciting). While I probably won't find anything for $10, it's still like $10 off my order. I am trying to save up my bucks so I won't be cashing it in just yet.
My first tip: Create a separate email for doing this. The emails can and do get outrageous.
See you next Monday!
It's time to do that again.
I need something to do.
Because I don't have enough.
Sooo, we are going to start small. Cash Crate, Opinion Outpost, and Swag Bucks are three companies I have had tremendous success with in the past. I've received checks from Opinion Outpost and gift cards from Cash Crate and Swag Bucks. I suggest taking a peek at each one before deciding which, if any, you want to try. I will be posting my success with each one along with how much money I am making every Monday. Also, I will be sharing a helpful tip or something I have learned each Monday. I am just starting Cash Crate and Opinion Outpost so I haven't made anything yet.
However, I have been doing Swag Bucks for a while and have 1902 Swag Bucks. That is good enough for a $10 Barnes and Noble gift card (very exciting). While I probably won't find anything for $10, it's still like $10 off my order. I am trying to save up my bucks so I won't be cashing it in just yet.
My first tip: Create a separate email for doing this. The emails can and do get outrageous.
See you next Monday!
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