[Hguols]

In my random wanderings on the web, I run into this site.

http://www.cashcrate.com

I'm not quite sure what to think of it. I researched it quite a bit, and it seems legit. No one out there says its a scam, and apparently, they really pay.
They have offers, surveys and videos to watch that pay, and it adds up.
Some of the offers cost money, but you can filter out the free ones. (which still pay of course)

Granted, we're not talking bookoobux here. ....but someone could rack up $20 in a few very tedious hours. (and $20 is how much you have to make for them to write a check, and age 13 in the minimum, so a kid wanting a few extra bucks for a phone card.... Doesn't sound too bad.)

Did I mention very tedious? I did a 80 cent survey that made me want to gouge out my eyes. Played a few dollar games and they were actually pretty fun.

There's a few other sites that are scams, and some that are confusing as hell...

Anyone ever run into any "make money online" sites?
Anyone have any experience at least making a little spending money with them?

Input! Input!!
( ^ - ^)

This post has been edited by Hguols: 27 October 2011 - 05:32 AM

[HiddenStar]

I'm actually very interested in this...could you please mention if you do actually get a check out of them and how painless it was?

I've never actually used any get rich quick schemes apart from working fro my day, so this would be helpful

Thanks Huggy!

[CrossXchaos]

I heard you could make money by making awesome music
or being extremely muscular
while having a small hamster

too bad no ones ever been hat epic befar >_>

[Hguols]

CrossXchaos, on 27 October 2011 - 04:40 PM, said:

I heard you could make money by making awesome music
or being extremely muscular
while having a small hamster

too bad no ones ever been hat epic befar >_>

HAH! ( ^ - ^)
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I see one downside to all of this. I'm still a little bit away from cashing in to the minimum (which you have to earn at least 20 dollars for them to pay you) and I am being BOMBARDED by telemarketers thanking me for being interested in their obscure college 300 miles from where I live, car insurance reps asking me for my credit card and then hanging up on me when I don't give it, and sorting through a bunch of junk mail in my inbox, stuff I didn't even sign up for through cashcrate.

It says in their paperwork I'm supposed to be honest in all my information - well, I'm starting to regret that.

Now, I just find myself backpedaling to get everyone to leave me alone.
I started out a few friendly calls which I was polite, but seriously like one day later, I'm being harassed 20 times a day from the same people.

I'm sure its probably a poor attitude to have, but honestly....
....I'm just want to look at their shit and get 80 cents, and I'm out.

If I was really and truly interested in it, I'd already have it.

[HiddenStar]

You're sure those are all because of cashcrate? I just really hope not. TBH, we get a lot of spam calls already, I'm sure a few more won't hurt Besides, people are barely in the house during working hours :/

[S13driftAZ]

Not get rich quick, but the site called LOCKERZ is a total waste of time.

The only site I would recommend is E-rewards.com, if you like Gamestop gift cards. I used to do surveys all the time that ranged from $2.50 to $16 in "virtual cash". It was cool but the only thing worth spending the money on the site were the gift cards.

[One]

lol


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