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What About "Get Paid To" Site For Making Money At Home?

Posted by goldome77 • 9/14/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: at home jobs, Make Money Online

I have been a stay at home dad for the past 6 years and I really enjoy spending time at home with my two kids while trying to make a living. I had been working remotely out of my house for a Washington DC based consulting company until I was laid off earlier during this awful recession. Over the past 4 months or so, I have been dabbling in some online make money opportunities, with mixed success. I started doing some research on the internet looking for legitimate websites offering the opportunity to make money online. I don't have to tell you how many programs there are claiming you can make money online. So many of these websites are either scams or simply don't work at all. Fortunately, my research brought me to CashCrate.

CashCrate is by far the best and simplest program I have found for making money online almost every day simply by taking part in surveys, joining new websites and trying new offers. CashCrate is a "Get Paid To" website, where you are paid to try various offers and products offered by advertisers. You get paid monthly and it's easy to make a few hundred bucks fairly quickly.

Read my review of CashCrate and let me know what you think.
cashcrate-make-money.blogspot.com/


Has anyone had the opportunity to try CashCrate? I am trying to find out how I might be able to expand my involvement with this company. Has anyone had any success with another type of online, money-making website? Let me know.

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  1. timethief
    9/14/09
    timethief
    Has anyone had the opportunity to try CashCrate? I am trying to find out how I might be able to expand my involvement with this company. Has anyone had any success with another type of online, money-making website? Let me know.

    I used the Search utility link www.blogcatalog.com/search It's found on every BC page and I typed in "cash crate". I'm thinking you may want to visit the blogs in the search results and contact the bloggers who have them and who use cash crate.
    I got these results:
    * All results www.blogcatalog.com/topic/cash+crate/
    * Directory www.blogcatalog.com/blogsearch/cash+crate/
    * Blog tags www.blogcatalog.com/tag/cash+crate/

    For WAHM I got these results:
    * All Results www.blogcatalog.com/topic/WAHM/
    * Directory www.blogcatalog.com/topic/WAHM/
    * Blog tags www.blogcatalog.com/tag/WAHM/

    For work at home I got these results:
    * All results www.blogcatalog.com/topic/work+at+home/
    * Directory www.blogcatalog.com/blogsearch/work+at+home/
    * Blog tags www.blogcatalog.com/tag/work+at+home/

    I hope this helps get you started.
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  2. wagerwitch
    9/14/09
    wagerwitch
    Dude - this blog post only tells about how to give you an affiliate referral to CrashCrteeee and also Gangster--- anyhow - I'm not against affiliate marketing...

    But would rather see your total REAL experience with them - instead of seeing your affiliate linkage posted everywhere.

    I mean - keep it real - give me a reason to want to visit your site - want to learn how to make money.... and follow you to see how YOU are doing with these types of programs.

    Instead - I went to your blog and was very disappointed in seeing a complete plain set paste affiliate set up.
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  3. ccRicers
    9/15/09
    ccRicers
    I just looked at their CashCrate's page, but it sounds similar to Points2cash (which I'm a member of- you can read my initial reactions on my blog). Basically, Advertisers pay the website money to allow users to look at their ads and offers. If a user completes the offer properly, part of the website's revenue from the advertiser goes into your pocket.

    It can be a long and confusing experience for newbies, but ones you get the hang of wading through offers and the tricks to guaranteed approvals, it can pull through. Like I said, I have no experience with CashCrate but if it's anything like Points2Cash it should be very legit.

    Not a scheme that will guarantee you many thousands of dollars anytime soon, but it is nice for supplemental income to buy extra goodies for yourself.
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