Is there any sites higher than $1 you can get without a CC?

[Stealth3si]

From the looks of it most of the sites require a credit card if you want a high payout.  A good number will not charge you if you cancel your membership within a time frame.  Of the ones that charge, you still come out ahead after you pay for the service and get credited.  You need to be careful and remember to cancel memberships etc.   I would suggest starting a spreadsheet of any offer you use that requires cancellation and putting down what date things need to be cancelled bye etc. 
The non-CC offers don't pay out as well but you can still make decent money doing them- you just won't progress as quickly or make as much . 

Unfortunately, that kind of talk about canceling is against the rules.

But that's really good advice though -- I actually keep an excel record of my offers to track them. Sometimes I have tons of CC offers at a time all from different GPT sites to keep the ball rollin'. And they're offers that I'm actually interested in checking out. Sometimes I get to keep their products for free as a gift even if I don't want to keep my membership. Normally, all in all, the cost to try them out totals out around $30-$40 with their total credit payouts being $200 and over.

[Stealth3si]

:bs:Be careful, I tried some , and they kept charging my bank account, even after I discontinued the service !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I hate that when it happens.

[Stealth3si]

Try using the paypal plug-in to create a "virtual" mastercard number.  I use it often.

most of the higher paying offers require a credit or debit card. i just wish they would let you have a trial membership by using your paypal account

How well does that work? I've been thinking about using them but am not sure if the companies accept them.

[Stealth3si]

:bs:Be careful, I tried some , and they kept charging my bank account, even after I discontinued the service !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i tried for stamps.com! man did u have any problems cancelling with this service

Well I can't speak for the OP but they were persistent in trying to keep me in their club. Unsuccessfully.

[michael040990]

i think Nielson's offer pays $2