Have you tested any money making programs?

Moore Income posted:

I know some people can be very cautious when it comes to data but for me personally, I tend to try out just about anything that I don’t believe to be an outright sc@m.

I use several apps on my phone which track different things like data and places I have visited.

One called MobileXpression tracks my phone usage in the background and every week I get points which after a little while I am able to get enough points for a $5 amazon gift card. I have used other services in the past that allowed me to cash out a couple hundred dollars in gift cards over time. For not doing anything but adding the app, this is not bad in my book.

The only survey app I use and actually enjoy is Google Opinion Rewards. You install this one on your phone and turn your location on and they will send you short 3-5 question surveys about places you have been, occasionally asking you to upload a receipt of a purchase at one of those places. The reward can be anywhere from $0.10 to $1.00! (Even if you select “none of the places” on the list, they still give you $0.10) The reward comes in the form of Google Play Credit which I have been able to use to rent videos and stream them on Google as well as pay for upgrades in apps! I definitely recommend for anyone who doesn’t have an issue sharing this type of information.

Another way I have been testing out is with the Quora Partner Program which pays you to ask questions when they get a lot of views (they share the ad revenue with you). You have to be invited to the program but if you set up an account on Quora and engage a little, they tend to invite you. (Although it can be completely random) So far, I have asked 180 questions and have earned $41.13 (questions earn for a full year) I can’t complains since it doesn’t take that much work to ask a question!

These are just a couple simple ways I earn a little extra money. To mention all the ways I use to earn money would take far too long for this post but I will be sharing more here in the community as time allows.

We have the same curious nature @moore.income. I have tested more systems, programs and methods than I care to recall. I have been a member on Quora for quite some time, but never checked out the Partner Program. Which will now be on my to do list, so thanks for sharing.

You’re quite right, to share years worth of knowledge cannot be written in a single post.

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joanofark06 posted:

I don’t where else to put this, but I would like people to be aware of a website called “InvestorPlace”. Do NOT give them a dime! They will take your money, and if you don’t make money with them, or if you decide you really don’t want their program, then you will NOT get your money back! Their a scam, in my book!

There are indeed many scams online @joanofark06. I lost some money myself online, but I call it “University of Life” fees. Whatever system, program or method I test online. I always make sure a full refund is offered. In my opinion if someone does not offer a full refund then they don’t trust their claims all that much. And neither should you.

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joanofark06 posted:

I don’t where else to put this, but I would like people to be aware of a website called “InvestorPlace”. Do NOT give them a dime! They will take your money, and if you don’t make money with them, or if you decide you really don’t want their program, then you will NOT get your money back! Their a scam, in my book!

Thanks for sharing @joanofark06. In future, there are two ways to check the legitimacy of a site. Apart from reading the reviews on the internet. But not reviews on the site itself because many scammers buy positive reviews from sites like Fiverr. Use Scamadvisor(dot)com to check the trust rating and Checkpagerank(dot)net to see if the site is even indexed in search engines.

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DEON CHRISTIE its nice to know about these 2 sites.
I usually google the reviews on things looking for the
pros and cons. All so if your in the USA you can check
with the BBB to see about a company you can find out
how many negative remarks they got from people or the
good remarks to.

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Bonnie Squires posted:

DEON CHRISTIE its nice to know about these 2 sites.
I usually google the reviews on things looking for the
pros and cons. All so if your in the USA you can check
with the BBB to see about a company you can find out
how many negative remarks they got from people or the
good remarks to.

Thanks for sharing @bonnie.squires. I also like searching on Google, which is also the real opportunity online. All the knowledge you need, to do absolutely anything is literally right in front of you.

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