Crowd Tap! Influence the Brands you buy from!

Crowd Tap

Seriously easy.

Short questions. Answer as many or as little as you want.

Literally, you can spend like 2 seconds on this site a day, and get a vote in. Each vote is worth a set amount of points, and when you get to a high enough level, they may send you samples of new products before they are released. Also, some of the questions or participations will pay you.

I got paid $1 for writing "I don't really listen to music." when such an opportunity came up.

So what is it? Well, it's set up like a social site, and seems to be designed to make it easy for mass opinions to be collected and grouped. What does this mean to you? Maybe nothing. Maybe you really ARE the only person that likes the idea of corn flakes with dried tomatoes. Or, maybe someone is out there that will see that a lot of people like a certain thing, and will try to produce it. Who knows?

Do You Do Online Surveys? This Site Pays Daily.

[Daily Survey Panel]

You only need 200 points to request a payout to paypal. 200 points is $1. You can do several surveys a day, if you want. Surveys award 100-200 points on average, and their values are listed before you take them.

I did one survey a day from November 7 to November 11, and was able to complete 4 of them. I CHOSE not to do more than that. So for 15 minutes a day, I got a few easy dollars.



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Quickrewards is another one that pays REALLY fast. You can do multiple surveys, sign up for offers, etc.. but the best thing about them is you can request a paypal payout for as little as a penny, and it's usually paid within 24 hours!

CashCrate - Is it a scam? Or do they really pay?

I joined this site with similar functions to [InboxDollars] -- The site I joined was [CashCrate] - have been around for about 5 years now, from what I understand.

What is it? Well, its got similar goals to InboxDollars. That is, they ask you to do a variety of functions, for which you will be paid. [CashCrate] has offers, where you go to another website and subscribe, buy a service or a trial to a service, or complete a 'quiz' in exchange for money and points. The 'quizzes' are designed to get you to sign up to other sites, email lists, etc.

[CashCrate] also has several surveys that can be completed each day. As of this moment, I have 9 available [daily] surveys that I could take, worth about $6.50 total. I most likely would not qualify for each one, but each one will give you multiple chances before they've seen enough of you for the day. I only try a few each day because it's not like I have all day to be on their site. So if I qualify, great, if not, oh well. Don't let it frustrate you.

You can also shop through their site to other websites like walmart.com for example, and get a percentage of your purchase as cash back in your account. This is something offered in many of these types of sites.

Then there are the videos. When you go to that section, you answr a short 3 question quiz, and then you can watch a video commercial or two. During the commercial you'll see a few numbers slide across the screen and back. You'll enter those numbers at the end to show that you watched the video, and you'll get about 4-5 cents. It might not be a lot, but it adds to the total.

You do NOT get 'paid emails' from [CashCrate] But there is a 'check in' system that will give you 3 cents every time you check in. It will also ask you to participate in an offer.

[CashCrate] also has another system of rewards. Points. You can get a point per cash offer you complete, and you can also do offers for points instead of cash. Same with surveys -- there is a whole area where you focus on points instead of cash. What are the points good for? Well, 4000 will get you a Wii, 1000 will get you $50 Victoria Secret Giftcard, and 250 will get you an Amazon gift card. There are many more prizes listed currently, in addition to the ones I've mentioned.

They have contests, and a forum. The forum is a messageboard center where you can chat with other members, or possibly post questions about games, payments, etc. Speaking of that, you get paid around the 20th of the month after you have passed the threshold of $20.

WooHoo! Swagbucks paid me $10 for last week!

So, I talked about [swagbucks] last friday, and I'm not sure if anyone tried it out, but today I got paid $10 for my payout request last week. It took maybe about 8 days to rack up the points, but it was so easy -- all I do is use the [swagbucks] search bar instead of my own. It randomly awards swagbucks, and you only need like 1300 to get $10.

You can get swagbucks several times a day, and all just by doing the searches you were already going to do. I don't even go to [swagbucks.com] to do the search, to be honest -- I actually set up my browser (Google Chrome -- [click here to see how I did it!]) to use [swagbucks search] as the search engine for the address bar.