Wednesday, 30 September 2015

NeoBux is the second best PTC site from out of 10 PTC sites and beside pay-per-click activity neobux also offers you mini jobs to do and get paid from. However, below is more details about it:
  • Ads: 20+ per day
  • Avg. earning: Per ad starts from click rate $0.001 to $0.02+
  • Minimum Payout: $2
  • Payment methods: Instant payout to PayPal or Payza (AlertPay)
  • Bonus points: For every click exchange for upgrades or money
  • Referrals: $0.0005 – $0.005 per referral click and 1% on purchases

NeoBux Payment Proof

Below is payment proof of NeoBux PTC site:
NeoBux payment proof
NeoBux payment proof

Neo Bux


ClixSense is one of the top 10 PTC sites which pays on time and give you additional options to make money from beside just pay-per-click activity.
  • Ads: 20+ per day
  • Avg. earning: Per ad starts from click rate $0.001 to $0.02
  • Minimum Payout: $8 (Standard memberships) and $6 (Premium memberships)
  • Payment methods: PayPal or Payza (AlertPay).
  • ClixGrid: A bonus chance to win $5 every day
  • Referrals: $0.0002 – $0.008 per click (No limit on number of referrals)

Clixsense Payment Proof

Below is payment proof of Clixsense PTC site:
Clixsense Payment Proof

ClixSense

Friday, 28 August 2015


AQA


Internet companies such as AQA (formerly 63336) are occasionally on the lookout for researchers. It works like this: a customer sends a text to researchers to ask the answer to a random question. The researcher - you - replies with an answer.
The beauty of this work is that you can generally choose the type of questions you answer, and the hours you work. Check for vacancies on theAQA site or on its Facebook and Twitter pages. You'll have to pass a test before you get an interview.
There aren't vacancies all the time, but you can follow AQA on Twitter and we'll update here too. A spokesman tells us that they'll be hiring at the end of August, so be sure to check then if you're keen to get involved.
The site pays roughly 25p per question. Some can take just a few moments to answer, meaning that experienced researchers could rake in up to £100s - though of course, it depends how much time you're prepared to put in. Join the AQA discussion.

Earn money online from internet research


Put thousands back in your pocket


While most people earn a max £200 a day, taking a day to sort your finances leaves many a grand a year better off.
Always think in terms of annual savings - £15 a month doesn’t sound much but it’s £180 a year. Here’s some OOMPH! to get you going.
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Give yourself a money makeover


Bzz Agent


While it doesn't pay cash, you can earn loads of free products through marketing company Bzz Agent. Forumites have grabbed everything from Vanish stain remover to E45 lotion and even electric toothbrushes.
The catch? As an 'agent', once you receive products, you must start "meaningful and authentic conversations" about them with online buddies and real life friends.
Many MoneySavers are fans. Forumite Mummybaker says:
I have had steam generator irons, wet ladyshaves, free cookies and all sorts. It's worth it - not much effort involved and they like you to be genuine about your thoughts.
- Mummybaker

Grab free products for telling friends about them


Shop and Scan


Market research site Shop and Scan is a great way to give your finances a boost. Each time you buy something, you log on and scan the receipt with the specialist barcode scanner it sends you.
Forumites report Shop and Scan pays about £10 a month. You can then cash it in for high street vouchers, including Next, Debenhams and Argos.
Shop and Scan's press office wouldn't confirm any details with us, as market research is a secretive area. So many of the tips here come from our forum users.

Get paid to scan shopping receipts (invite only)


Clicks Research


It's possible to earn masses of freebies fromClicks Research. The site doles out free products in exchange for feedback on whether they work. MoneySavers have blagged everything from anti-ageing creams to chocolate bars.
Respond at speed, as places fill up fast. Clicks Research says products are all safe. It just wants to know how to improve them. Once you've signed up, Clicks Research emails invites.
It also sometimes sends out surveys which earn you Clicks points - usually between 25-200. Once you've earnt 2,500 points, you can exchange them for £25.

Grab freebies in exchange for your views