Hope everyone is ready for the Easter Bunny to visit! I spent the day doing some last minute shopping; you can never have enough candy. In my spare time, I searched for some more legitimate paid e-mail sites. I came up with a couple of new ones to check out:
Both of these sites are offering $10 just to sign up. I just joined both today, so I'm not *positive* that they actually pay, but I haven't heard any complaints about either program. Remember to sign up using an alternate e-mail address, to avoid getting your main one spammed with ads.
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Showing posts with label Paid Email. Show all posts
Saturday, April 7, 2007
Easy Money with Paid E-Mail
One of the quickest ways to earn money at home is to join a "paid email" site. These site typically send you 1-3 pieces of email per day, and pay you for reading them. There is a link in each email you are sent, and when you click the link the company awards you a couple cents for your time. It isn't a lot of money, but if you join a few sites it will add up. And most sites do offer various incentives if you sign up with them. For instance:
and 
These are probably the top 2 paid email sites, and they both will pay you $5 just for signing up.
Both sites also have different "offers" that can be completed for cash. They tend to be a bit more lucrative than reading the emails because the pay is much better. Most "offers" consist of a simple survey, although some involve signing up for a service or credit card. The pay ranges from $1-$50 per offer, but most are about $2. The surveys can be completed in 5 to 10 minutes, but it can take a couple of days to get your money credited.
The biggest problem with paid email sites is the amount of SPAM you will accrue. I highly recommend setting up a new email address to use with these sites. It's not bad if you're just doing the paid emails, but when you start completing offers, you become a SPAM magnet. Just be aware of that fact before you sign up!
These are probably the top 2 paid email sites, and they both will pay you $5 just for signing up.
Both sites also have different "offers" that can be completed for cash. They tend to be a bit more lucrative than reading the emails because the pay is much better. Most "offers" consist of a simple survey, although some involve signing up for a service or credit card. The pay ranges from $1-$50 per offer, but most are about $2. The surveys can be completed in 5 to 10 minutes, but it can take a couple of days to get your money credited.
The biggest problem with paid email sites is the amount of SPAM you will accrue. I highly recommend setting up a new email address to use with these sites. It's not bad if you're just doing the paid emails, but when you start completing offers, you become a SPAM magnet. Just be aware of that fact before you sign up!
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