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  1. 08-19-2008 11:50 PM #1
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    Default Making money online

    How do you do it best and where?

    Id have to say Globaltestmarket is my no.1 - must make £25pm there?

    homeofresearch is another goody!

    obviously you have ya cashback sites - not mentioning any names

    valued opinions is another fave of mine

    anyone do any mystery shopping here?


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  3. 08-20-2008 12:01 AM #2
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    i would say cashback sites are the best way to earn money. Doing daily clicks on around 20 websites at the moment and making alot of money
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    thats one thing i never got into ya know. how long would you say it takes you each day? monthly amount £wise?
  5. 08-20-2008 10:59 AM #4
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    Don't really do the click and get paid things because they always take so long. Having a popular blog with adsense etc is the best way to go I think, you can make a lot of money just writing about something interesting you like
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    Quote Originally Posted by Drooler View Post
    thats one thing i never got into ya know. how long would you say it takes you each day? monthly amount £wise?
    takes about an hour to do the 20 sites and must make well over 100 pound a month. Depends really on how many days a month you do it and how many clicks are available that month
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  7. 08-20-2008 02:29 PM #6
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    Yeah. I hear a lot of survey sites are quite slow to send surveys to you, has anyone had experience with that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mark View Post
    Yeah. I hear a lot of survey sites are quite slow to send surveys to you, has anyone had experience with that?
    errrr yougov are slow.
    valuedopinions are ok
    globaltestmarkey are 6 weeks but reliable
    homeofresearch are couple weeks
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    If there was one where you made decent cash, and there was a constant stream of them you could make a fair amount of cash I'd bet. But I doubt the company would be around for long
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    Quote Originally Posted by mark View Post
    If there was one where you made decent cash, and there was a constant stream of them you could make a fair amount of cash I'd bet. But I doubt the company would be around for long

    well thats just it - decent cash comes from going to work survey sites etc just give ya some extra spending cash dont they. even say £20 a month is a couple rounds at the pub or pays ya broadband bill. all helps!
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    I write reviews, and although I haven't made much lately it usually helps out with the Christmas Prezzies. I also use a cashback site , but I've almost gven up on Globaltestmarket as I'm screened out of nearly every survey . Lisa x
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