Some Enlightening News

Payment History

2007-06-05T08:33:00.000-07:00

I finally am getting around to pasting my payment history for Cashcrate. The quality of this image stinks but it's real. As you can see, the first time I got into Cashcrate, I got paid pretty hefty...now i'm not putting any work and I still get checks. :)

But this is a sample screen of what you see when you're looking to see if your check mailed out every month as promised.

Have fun & enjoy,

Daisy

CashCrate

2007-06-02T09:17:00.000-07:00

Okay, so first off, I haven't written in here in a while. So I apologize. When I first started this blog, I took a risk because at that point, i didn't think CashCrate or any of the other websites were legit. Even when I received my first check, i thought it wouldn't even go through at the bank when I deposited. But guess what? It did. My first check was for $116 bucks....after that I received two more checks for the following months and those went through as well. Those last two were significantly smaller but EVERY LITTLE BIT COUNTS.

So if you haven't gotten on the CashCrate bandwagon yet, DO IT. You're missing out if you don't. There are no games with these websites listed below, they're all real and they WILL PAY you whether it's by check, paypal, etc... So stop wasting time and make money for your next fancy dinner or for when you need to take the kids to a pizza place..or to pay off your utility bills for a month. It's worth it!

-Daisy

Sense of Urgency

2007-03-26T10:39:00.000-07:00

Hi, Good Morning,

It's March 26th! Almost at the end of the month. Which means, it's the countdown to when you get paid!

If you haven't already, register with Cash Crate, Cash Duck, Deal Barbie Pays, and My Lot. Why? Because this month's payroll ends on March 31 at midnight. Meaning, try and earn as much as you can in the next 6 days so that it can reflect on the paycheck you get in April.

I currently have a pretty good amount in my accounts but wouldn't mind adding a few bucks to my totals just so I can get a good check. I usually rush on this stuff at the end. I tend to procratinate A LOT. LOL

Anyways, get going before midnight on Saturday!!! If you have less than $10 in your totals, you will NOT get paid and that amount will be carried onto the next month, with Cash Crate. Check to see what the minimums are for the other websites to make sure you get a check!

Carry on...

Broadcast #19 - New Sites Added!!!!

2007-03-26T09:09:00.000-07:00

Okay, this is not another "psych out". I actually did more researching over the weekend and found a few more sites that don't ask for upfront fees and are similar to the other sites I've listed.

First up...

Pay Cage - This site is BRAND NEW. Which means, you better get in there and register before you're at the bottom of the downline. The layout is way similar to the other sites like Cash Duck and Deal Barbie Pays, but like I said, it's brand new and the chances of getting more $$$ are much higher!

Next up...

Media Dollarz - Another site with the same concept as every other site I've listed. Complete offers, earn money. Currently, it's at $21K in potential earnings...so get crackin'!

AGLOCO - Another site but it's a bit different. I think you'll have fun with this one. You're getting paid to 1) register and install the toolbar and search the web as normal & 2) give referrals and earn even more money. Definetely worth the look!

Broadcast #18 - Sites That Are Known To Payout

2007-03-25T10:55:00.000-07:00

Here are the latest websites I've found that I've tried myself and that actually give results. The best ones will be listed first.

CashCrate - Great to start earning quickly. Remember to visit the forums to get tips or email me.

CashDuck - If you're looking into CashCrate, look into CashDuck. Same objective and Kira is great at answering questions as soon as she can.

DealBarbiePays - Same thing as far as offers go. Check it out. They have contests like all the time and it's pretty user friendly. Oh and it's really pink. LoL

If you're not interested in doing "offers", you can always look into doing what many people do on Yahoo Answers and actually get paid for it.

MyLot - This site is great if you're pretty good at asking questions and answering them as well. So like I said, it's like Yahoo Answers, except you're getting paid for it. Check it out, it's worth the look.

That's all for this round, I'll add more when I find more. : ) If you have found sites that have paid out without any upfront fees, please email me and let me know so I can include them in the listings.

Broadcast #17 - Nevermind

2007-03-24T12:38:00.000-07:00

Okay, so last night I made an announcement that I would probably be able to add another site to my small list of recommended websites to make money with. Well after careful review and consideration, I decided to NOT list it. Why? Because the possibilities of making ANY decent money (and by "decent" i mean $100), weren't there. The site that I am now adding to my blacklist is ClixSense.

This site is okay but I've seen better. And quite frankly, I wasn't at all amused with the $10 fee they charge to become a "premium member". That site operates off referrals, and referrals only. Not worth it in my eyes.

But if you wanna see if you have luck, go ahead and give it a try.

www.clixsense.com

Anyways, sorry for the "psych out".

Carry on!

Broadcast #16 - Recent News 03/23/07

2007-03-23T21:34:00.000-07:00

After carefully reviewing a site submitted to me by a member, I decided to add it to my collection of recommended websites. Please take in mind that I ONLY list sites that have paid out members accordingly. I would never recommend sites that in the did not pay out or ripped you off. That's the entire point of why I made this blog in the first place.

Stay tuned because tomorrow I'll be adding this new addition. Why don't I list it now? Because I want to do some extra research on it before I commit myself to list them.

There's one part that I'm not sure about and so let me just experiment a little and I'll get back to you.

Thanks for your patience!

Miss Daisy

Broadcast #15 - A Little Motivation From One Member

2007-03-23T15:51:00.000-07:00

This was sent to me by one of the members that joined CashCrate just THIS week. Jeez, I didn't even make that much until my 2nd week. : (

Anyways, just to show you, with a little time, motivation, and ambition, you can really get the ball rolling good.

Keep it up!!!

-Miss Daisy

Broadcast #14 - Things To Watch Out For

2007-03-22T15:57:00.000-07:00

A lot of people get curious and want to know how people supposedly get rich off the internet while "sitting on their butts and doing nothing". First off, whatever site that tells you that, is on their way to tempting you to buy whatever they're selling. Don't fall for that. Here are the key things to watch for when doing your research:

1 - Does the website actually have a name and not just a web address?
A LOT of websites open and close every day, every minute. You can buy a handful of web addresses for like $10 but never will you actually put an effort in making a name for yourself. Watch out, those people that do this, are only in it to make money off you.

2 - Website Appearance?
This could be tricky. But as I've written before, the scam artists use places like Clickbank to market their products...which are typically worth 1/13 of a penny. Pay attention because as I'd mentioned in a previous post, most websites are "centered" down your browser. Take a look at the example images on my previous posts.

3 - Upfront fees?
Why in god's name would you pay to work? Isn't that the entire purpose of working? I don't think I need to educate you on not having to pay fees to work for somebody else. The answer is NO. Never pay. Even if they guarantee you things, especially that, don't fall for it.

4 - Literature?
Is everything you're reading, sounding too good to be true? It probably is. I have not met one person in real life that has made millions off the internet. Never. A few hundred bucks, maybe. But thousands to millions, doubtful, very doubtful. Don't fall for it.

5 - Images?
Most websites use images that show a rich guy in front of a mansion with an expensive car. RUN. The rich people I know, don't even have a mansion. They usually live in the suburbs and maybe drive a Mercedes. But if you're going to be blowing the millions like that, don't bother. It'll be the countdown to when you go broke! And really, all those websites that show those images, ask for your number, so that they can call and bug the hell outta you to buy into their program. RUN.

Broadcast #13 - So Far, The Sites That Pay You Are..

2007-03-22T10:08:00.000-07:00

Here are the latest websites I've found that I've tried myself and that actually give results. The best ones will be listed first.

CashCrate - Great to start earning quickly. Remember to visit the forums to get tips or email me.

CashDuck - If you're looking into CashCrate, look into CashDuck. Same objective and Kira is great at answering questions as soon as she can.

DealBarbiePays - Same thing as far as offers go. Check it out. They have contests like all the time and it's pretty user friendly. Oh and it's really pink. LoL If you're not interested in doing "offers", you can always look into doing what many people do on Yahoo Answers and actually get paid for it.

MyLot - This site is great if you're pretty good at asking questions and answering them as well. So like I said, it's like Yahoo Answers, except you're getting paid for it. Check it out, it's worth the look. That's all for this round, I'll add more when I find more. : )

Broadcast #12 - RipOff's Recently Added To My List

2007-03-21T11:51:00.000-07:00

The Latest Online Companies/Programs To Stay Away From

Danny's Scam Review - This guy supposedly lets you know of the companies that ARE NOT real. But yet he has you pay to get that info and recommends programs/softwares that make you pay upfront. And on top of that, guess what? If you buy into those programs, he gets a % from that sale. Yeah scam review, my ass.

Project Payday - This site had one thing to say that got on my nerves: "Make $1,000 a day while you sit on your butt and do nothing!" This is impossible. Anyone who offers you advanced "techniques" is on their way to ripping you off.

One Big Team - I think this site is associated with either Herbal Life or some other supplement company.

Work From Home 10 - Another company who apparently states that "god wants you to be rich". Beware Christians and Catholics, don't buy into this one. They'll make you pay upfront just to get started.

My Free Work - AKA Jean who also runs 3500weekly.com. Enough said. I've talked enough about her. I'm sure she is making money. But YOU won't.

Don't Get Scammed - Yeah, another site who promises they won't scam you but eventually do.

If you have others you've researched or have gotten in a pickle with, let me know to include them in future "blacklists".

And DO stay away from places that offer MLM (multi-level marketing). They are scams and you will NEVER make a cent off them. MLM website examples: Herbal Life, 16income.com, 20income.com...etc. Never send them a dime just to get information. They're making their money off those cd's they send you that only cost them $0.10 to make.

P.s. Any website that is usually centered in your browser, is usually a scam. For example:

Broadcast #11 - CashCrate In All It's Glory

2007-03-21T10:09:00.000-07:00

If you've joined CashCrate, do yourself a favor and go exploring. You might see things you weren't aware of. You think there's only ONE way to make money off of that site? WRONG! From time to time, I'll complete offers, but I must say, the best way I've found to make money off of CashCrate is by the amount of referrals you get. Look at the above sample screen. This is what your screen should look like when you click on "referral info". Of course, the numbers would vary dependent on you. This sample screen shows 13 first level referrals and 7 active referrals. What's the difference? Do you know?

Well here it is: 7 out of the 13 referrals have actually started working with CashCrate. That means they've completed an offer and are on their way to making money. So 6 outta the 13, haven't. What happens to those 6? Nothing. You don't get credit for it. If later on those members start doing offers, then that's when you get your nifty $1.00 bonus and 20% of their earnings.

Does the 20% that you get affect the referral's earnings? NO. That's a hell no. The referrals are NOT paying you, CashCrate is paying you for referring. That's all it is.

How do you get referrals? Pretty simple. You can either go through the tutorial on CashCrate or you can follow my advice on the BEST way to get referrals. Just post the referral link on any major work at home forum or message board. Your referral link is in the "referral info" screen. Copy and paste it. Simple as that.

Not hard at all huh? : )

Hope this all was helpful info for you!

Broadcast #10 - Formal Introduction from Miss Daisy

2007-03-21T09:28:00.000-07:00

March 21, 2007

Hello,

I just wanted to formally introduce myself to anybody new who is reading my blog. My name is Daisy (yes it's my real name), and thanks for having some interest in what I'm publicizing (sp?). I mainly created this blog for one sole purpose - To let you know of what programs/companies are real and which ones are a waste of your time.

I was 20 years old when I first gained the ambition to make money from home. I thought I was smart enough and researched programs, companies, looked at ebooks, etc. to gain some type of knowledge in the work from home businesses. I went into it for one reason, to make money. I was an amateur and got taken advantage of. I joined programs who made promises and bought ebooks, sold on ebay (tried), and I maybe sold 2 ebooks and made at the most $50. Not the results I wanted, especially since I had invested close to $200 to develop the websites and buy air time.

I'm now 25 years old and am very happy working in my current career as a consultant. The consulting side of me has nothing to do with this blog. It's my form of regular income, it's my career, and well I had to apply my degree and my parent's thousands of dollars in student loans toward something. My regular income is fine. However, I have neices and a nephew who raid my home every weekend and want me to take them out to dinner. Not McDonald's...apparently they are too good for that. They want me to take them to actual restaurants. Grrr. Spoiled brats. I don't mind. It's when unexpected expenses come into play that I DO mind.

I tell numerous people I meet online my speeding ticket story. If you haven't heard it or read it, here it is: I got a speeding ticket. LOL I was expecting it to be about $500 because well, I was driving my beemer pretty fast on a highway that had the 65 mph limit. I was going 120 but got marked at 90. So of course I expected the worst. So I started thinking ahead and started freakin out because I really dread cutting back on my regular expenses and I'm not the type that shops at Wal-Mart for my necessities. I shop at Target. HAHAHA.

Anyways, so I got some word of a few sites that supposedly "paid out" for reals. Of course I tackled it with doubt. Why wouldn't I? I've been ripped off several times! But I looked around and did EXTENSIVE research. The few sites I found were listed in a good manner in the BBB. That's a prime listing, at least in my eyes. If the BBB vouches for you, you're a good person. : )

I joined sites such as CashCrate, DealBarbiePays, CashDuck, and have gotten fabulous results. Like I said, it's not a steady income, but it's definetely paying for my ticket...and traffic school...grrr...and maybe even my Citizens for Humanity pants. Hahaha. Good deal huh?

Anyways, I really just wrote to you to let you know that you are dealing with an actual person. I'm not hiding and have made it clear to everyone that if they had questions, they could email me whenever they wanted. You can email me either here or you can email me on my Myspace page. I keep my profile private but feel free to add me, and I'll be happy to accept as long as we keep it friendly and not so much "business talk".

Good Luck & Happy Hunting (and researching!),

Miss Daisy

Broadcast #9 - Programs That Sound Great, But Really Aren't

2007-03-20T10:56:00.000-07:00

Do me a favor. Go to google.com and type in "work at home job". You've just opened the flood gates for scams. About two years ago, I did just that, and I thought I was smart enough to recognize a potential ripoff. Boy, was I wrong! These places have gotten very smart. Their writing techniques are so advanced, you'd think they hired a writer with charisma as their marketing tool.

Now do me another favor. Go to www.3500weekly.com. This is Jean. She apparently makes TONS of money doing business with Adsense, Adwords, and Clickbank. Did I buy into this program 2 years ago? Yes I did. Did I make some money? No. Why? Because Jean fails to mention the fact that you have to make your own website, market it, and develop your own e-book. Now let's reverse, on www.3500weekly.com, aren't you paying for HER ebook? Wasn't there an old method a long time ago before the internet even existed that said something about passing a dollar and getting back two dollars? That's pretty much what it is. It's a pyramid scheme but in internet fashion it's hiding by adding extensive literature to "WOW" you.

Here's another site to stay away from: www.eteam2000.com. Yes I fell for this one too. *shaking head*. This is the one I mentioned in a previous post having to do with Herbal Life and how they bugged the hell outta me to buy into their "introductory" money making program. Beware. Oh and by the way, if it's not www.eteam2000.com, it'll be some other website that works with Herbal Life and built their own "empire". Bullshit.

How about Ebay? Can you make money off Ebay? Yes, you can....if you had your own product. Ever heard of www.getestore.com? Yes I fell victim to them too. At first it seems like yes, you can make money. They do give you your own store that's setup and you don't have to store anything....but, how do you market that store? You think it's free to market? It's not. Another method of making money using "your store" is by selling the products from "your store" on ebay. Sounds good right? Did you know that the majority of the products on www.getestore.com are not even brand name? Or the fact that if they are, they're refurbished items? Or the fact that there are tons of other people on ebay selling those same products, so pretty much you're competing to get a customer. What if your products don't sell? Ebay has gotten very greedy that their selling fees are ridiculous. If you were selling 20 products on Ebay and none of them sold, guess what? You have to pay the listing fee that could range from $1.00-$10.00 for EACH product.

BEWARE OF ALL THESE SCAMS.

Broadcast #8 - Reminder & Deal Barbie

2007-03-20T08:49:00.000-07:00

The best way to approach a new idea of making money, is by doing extensive research. If you find a company or program that sounds too good to be true, it probably is. It's very hard to believe that you can make between $50 -$100 per survey when you join certain sites like the ones I listed yesterday as being completely bogus. It's more believable to throw out a number such as $0.40 - $21.00 a survey.

I would like to introduce you to a website called "Deal Barbie Pays". I've mentioned this website on previous posts but never really gave any details about it. This website is a bit on the girly side, I'm mostly saying that because of the in your face pink background. But it is very user friendly which is always a plus. A method most of these websites use to get new members is by creating contests for their current members. The contests usually consist of the following: Whoever makes the most money between 'now and then', gets a bonus of $50. That's just an example. Deal Barbie Pays actually had a contest on their site that consisted of the amount of money you earned throughout 2006. The winner ended up getting $1000. Pretty cool huh?
Unfortunetely, I wasn't a part of Deal Barbie Pays during that year so I crapped out. : (

As a "welcome", Deal Barbie Pays, adds $3.00 into your balance just for signing up. They have 3 referral levels beginning at 15%. Like all the other sites I recommend, they have a very friendly forum that addresses any questions, comments, or concerns you may have and are too shy to ask. The minimum to withdraw from your balance is $20.00 and their payment methods are endless. You could either have it dumped into your paypal account, get a gift card to like Nordstroms or some other store of your choice, or have a check sent out to your home.

If you're interested in checking out their site, click on their name, Deal Barbie Pays, and join. Remember, I only recommend non-upfront fee sites, and with a $3.00 bonus, how could you really lose?

Broadcast #7 - Sites To Stay Away From

2007-03-19T13:43:00.000-07:00

Here are some sites I've found recently that charge "upfront fees" just to have access to do their surveys.

http://www.maximumpaidsurveys.com/

http://www.paidsurveysetc.com/

http://www.survey-platinum.com

http://www.surveyscout.com

http://www.paid-online-surveys.com

http://www.getcashforsurveys.com

http://www.amazingpaidsurveys.com/

http://www.dollarfrog.com/

These sites are very popular to get listed amongst other sites that have apparently been ranked for their great service and apparently, worth the money you spend becoming members for them. Don't buy into that. Most of these links had hoplinks associated with them, which means, the person who knows about these companies and researched these sites thoroughly, gets paid when you pay up.

*tsk tsk*

I'll list more later...happy hunting...

Broadcast #6 - CashCrate Craze

2007-03-19T11:06:00.000-07:00

So I'm going to keep my promise and list helpful hints regarding how to make money on CashCrate. I'm becoming a CashCrate whore, I swear. Like I said, I happen to have a position with a nice little company that gives me the luxury of having unlimited access to any internet site. And NO i'm not watching porn! Shame on you! LOL : )

If you're going to do this from your full time job, watch your back. Make sure you delete cookies and files frequently through out the day due to the constant cookies that scattered on your hard drive from all the "offers". If you're doing this from home, do the same. What'll end up happening is that eventually it WILL slow down your computer and it'll get very irritating.

If you're new to CashCrate, it may seem different from what you're used to. And by that I mean, you didn't have to pay anything to join. Some of you, may get to work right away, and some may end up just browsing and never attempting to make some money. That's fine. I remember when I first joined, I stayed on idle for about two days. Then I finally said to myself, "ugh, i'm bored anyways." LOL : ) So cool, if you've started.

This screen below is a example. This is from area so just pay attention.

You can't really see what I wrote, but pretty much that line is pointing to the March Earnings field. This is the number you'll see when you get a check in the mail. Of course, it would change accordingly if I decided to do more offers which I probably will. The number next to it ($10.65) is what is "Pending". That means your submission of the offer has been noted and will be waiting to be processed. That number is not "guaranteed" to you. So if you tried "cheating" the system, it'll know and you'll never see that $10.65. Of course the $10.65 is just an example and is only reflective upon your amount of offers completed.

The checks get sent out by the 20th of every month. So for example, you just started making some $ today. Well you got until the end of March to make as much money as possible. Then in April you'd start with a new balance dependent on whether you made more than $10. (FYI - Checks will only be paid out if you have a minimum balance of $10.00. Otherwise the balance would carry over the next month.) So if you're done earning for March, you'll start at $0.00 for April. I think April is 30 days, so you got 30 days to make money. I usually set a goal for each day such as: I'm going to make $20 a day and I'm done for the day. $20/day x 30 days = $600. So that's a pretty good number. Of course you can earn more or less, it all depends on how hungry you are. : )

Checks will be mailed by the 20th, so don't fret. You can always check the forums or email me if you have problems. The forums are really helpful, by the way. I go through them at least once a day to see if there will be a delay on logging into CashCrate or getting a check. So please look through it.

Broadcast #5 - Sites that actually pay out (latest as of 03/15/2006)

2007-03-15T11:44:00.000-07:00

Broadcast #4 - Programs and Companies that WILL scam you

2007-03-15T09:54:00.000-07:00

Like a lot of people, I've been scammed. I mentioned in an earlier post that I bought a number of programs in hopes that I could make a bit of extra cash in addition to my regular income. I ended up losing money, if anything.

When I first started exploring the online business industry, I thought I did enough research to distinguish what was real and what was bullshit. So I would always visit numerous sites to and would judge the quality of these programs or companies by how their website was laid out. Which usually works! However, here's something that happened in the beginning, I joined a program that was "free" called HerbalLife. I'm sure you've heard the name, it's almost everywhere. You know those signs that you tend to see in your city that say "lose weight, call me to find out how" or "work at home, make thousands!", that's them. So anyways, I filled out a form online and got a call INSTANTLY. (Someone must not have a life, huh?). I was contacted and they keep you on the phone for a long time, almost an hour just trying to convince you about that greatness of Herbal Life and blah blah blah. If you're still skeptical, they send you a video. The video usually displays a "rich" family in a mansion of some sort and they talk about how great their life is and how they don't do anything but sit back and watch the money pour in. Lazy!!! Anyways, after a week, I got a phone call from the "team leader" and pretty much she wanted me to enter the program by putting down $1,000. That would only make me a mediocre student. If I wanted to see money FAST, I'd have to put $5,000. YEAH RIGHT. I backed out of this and almost changed my number because they bug! Finally I got them off my back by saying I'd call them if interested. She laid off. What's really weird is that every time that woman would call me, she'd call from different numbers. Hmmm...

Another program that can convince you because she has "proof" is Jean from 3500weekly.com.
Her page is very convincing. Extremely convincing. She promises to "hold your hand" during the entire program to help you make money. But like I said, she fails to mention the hundreds of dollars you'll be spending on advertising costs. Her program consists of the Adsense and Adwords engines by Google. You CAN make money off it if you have money to toss in the air to begin with. However, I wasn't one of those people who had that luxury. I bought her "e-books" and tried everything in it. Her ebook by the way is filled with links of people she "recommends" to help you out with building your website. If you care to pay attention to what you're clicking on, you're actually clicking on websites that actually pay her to bring customers to them. So really, those companies, yes they're legit but when you buy something, she makes money off you. Or she'll make money by you clicking on those links. Interesting huh?

So just be careful with what you get yourself into. Don't fall victim like I did. It really isn't the greatest feeling in the world when you find out that you can't make a dime off these programs. Be safe out there.

Broadcast #3 - Proof

2007-03-14T13:25:00.000-07:00

I'm going to get a little ahead of myself and post the proof of payments on here. I know I'll get asked that so here you go!

Broadcast #2 - "What's with the offers and when do they end?"

2007-03-14T13:06:00.000-07:00

That's something I always asked myself in the beginning when I started the online money stuff. The offers are extremely agitating! They really are but don't get stressed. They'll go away. Eventually. No, the deal is that offers need to be completed in order to get some money outta it, even if it's just $0.50. Is there a way around it? Yes. The way I've seen it, it's that as long as you insert your email address on the 1st page or wherever, you could press OK and close out the window. Some actually get credited that way. But some won't. I recommend that you at least do 2 pages of any offers. You don't have to say "yes" to the offers but do at least fill in the blanks with "no". I usually exit out of the screen after two pages. And most always I get credit it for them. If I don't, well then if they're still pending after two days, I delete them and redo them. Simple as that.

There are some very high paying offers. Those offers usually require a credit card. Usually they give you trial membership for free and if you don't cancel before the trial is over, your card gets charged a nominal fee. My advice: Do the offers but KEEP TRACK of what credit card you used, what date you started the "trial membership", the phone number to call when you're going to cancel, and any user names and passwords. I keep a .word document that contains that info. And when I cancel, i usually don't erase them but DO put down any confirmation number or email reference. If you don't want to use your credit cards because you're a bit scared of getting charged, get a Paypal debit card or some other account so that those can be dedicated to the usage towards offers. And don't forget to cancel before the trial is over. I tend to cancel the day after and sometimes I've canceled the same day! So just pay attention to those trial dates!

If you're not being credited for offers you completed, more than likely you didn't empty out your cookies. If you have no idea what cookies are, think of it this way: What do you do when you're trying to hide the websites you've been visiting during work? You go into "internet properties" and delete all the files and "cookies". Same thing. But make sure you delete them frequently so that those offers you complete are properly tracked.

Remember, if you have any questions, let me know by emailing me.

Broadcast #1 - The Real Deal With "Work From Home" Programs

2007-03-14T13:02:00.001-07:00

Hi, if you've come upon my blog it's because you're curious to know what the deal is, and why this blog should be any different than other blogs with numerous promises. Well the fact is, it's not that different at all. We all want to earn a little extra money on the side. Or leave our job all together. How many of you have actually signed up for "get rick quick" schemes and have actually succeeded??? If you're here, I'm assuming you were successful. How many of you actually spent money on these "programs" that promised you "residual income"? I'll raise my hand because I've fallen a sucker to a lot of these programs such as Jean who runs the website of http://www.3500weekly.com/. Or the other places that say you can earn soooo much money just by having a website that "practically runs itself". I'm sorry, that's being lazy if you're waiting for money to just drop at your doorstep. If you're lazy, leave now. LOL It's not worth your time to be on here. I think over time I've spent close to a grand just trying to do the whole website promotion crap with adsense and adwords and adthis and adthat...etc. The fact is, with those deals, you need to invest a lot of money, to actually get results. And pretty much you need to commit time, write books, spend $$ on advertising..etc.

I'm 25 and I have a good full time job, I have no time to be doing all that. I love my job, it's not the greatest but it pays the bills. However, last weekend, I got a speeding ticket! I'm the type that hates "nickel and diming" it. I don't like limiting my expenditures. I like to be comfortable when I buy something. I'm sure there's plenty of you that think the same way as me. While browsing on Yahoo Answers during my lunch break, I ran across some question some John Doe put on there. It was a question such as: "are there any legitimate ways to make money online" or something. I got curious to see what scam was going to be pulled. So I clicked to see the answers. Some were scams and I recognized them right away. But I found one that actually got my attention. It said something along the lines of "if all those companies that promise you good pay were really successful, they wouldn't have to charge you to give you information." That made sense to me!

So pretty much here's the deal, what I'm writing and you're reading, isn't going to make you a damn millionaire. However, I've found in my case, it will pay for my speeding ticket. : ) Really. So pretty much don't look at it as your main job. Look at it as a part time, if anything. I have the luxury where my bosses don't care what I do as long as I show up. So pretty much I'm on the web most of the day. If I'm not on Myspace, I'm either on Perezhilton.com or doing other useless stuff. So what is the difference between me and those other people that promise you tons of money? You get results. And it's not hard. However, it does take some effort on your part. This isn't a get rich quick scheme. I have jotted down the best websites that actually pay you money to do stuff for them such as completing offers. Some offers pay out between $0.40 to $21.00. Actually I think i only found one that paid $21. But the others are pretty good. It takes me about 3 minutes to complete an offer. At the most 5 minutes. I'll get at the least, $0.40, for that one offer. That's $0.40 more than I have in my purse! LOL Do the math though! C'mon open up your Windows or Mac calculator and do the math.

Worst case scenario, you get paid $0.40 for every offer you complete. Say you complete 20 offers.

$0.40 x 20 = $8.00

I said I could complete most offers in 5 minutes, at the most. So I made $8.00 in one hour. But like I said, that is WORST case scenario. I've completed offers in one minute but only because I've adapted to the whole thing. Do the math of this: You don't have much time so you only make like $30 in one day. Try doing that every day for a month.

$30.00 x 30 (days) = $900 for the month

Not bad! But like i said, that's if you do it everyday. Of course that amount varies depending on how much time you dedicate to doing this. There are days i don't do it at all. But the next day after, I'll make up for that missed day just so that I don't feel I lost out on any money. Of course, you can make more dependent on effort, time, etc...

So let's look at this: You probably make about $1500-$4000 a month at your full time job. Add $900 to that. Wouldn't that be nice? I tend to use the money I make off the online deal as pocket cash...or paying speeding tickets. LOL

Anyways, if this interests you, even a little, sign up with these websites I've joined myself. They don't cost a thing, not even a penny. No trial membership to these sites listed below or any of that bull other companies do. They're free. Sign up only takes like a few minutes. Then you'll be taken to a members area and start picking out what offers you want to complete. Simple enough? If it's not easy for you, contact me and I will answer every email that comes my way ASAP.

Ranked #1 by yours truly:
CashCrate has been the best one I've come by only because their offer approvals are extremely faster than any other of these websites. So I recommend you sign up with them first, just click here.

Ranked #2:
CashDuck is another favorite. Kira runs it and is very good with returning any inquiries. The first time I tried them, I made $26 off of two offers. I recommend you take a look, just click here.

Ranked #3:
DealBarbiePays is also pretty good. It's very user friendly and they tend to update their offers very frequently. It's definetely worth the look plus they have a number of contests every month to get you to earn more $$$. Click here to go to their site.

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