Well, seen no Admin has frowned since January 24th on my initial posting of other sites via a graphic, I'm going to assume they haven't an aversion to my doing so. That said, let me share some of my experiences. Since November 2010, I've worked for 14 different companies. As of current, I'm starting to ween them down a bit. But it's been a good amount of time to evaluate each of them. Here's my notes for anyone who wants to know.
Fusion Cash: Yupper, my #1 company for variety of ways to make money. You can see my banner below for my net worth since November 2011. I'm approaching $100 very quickly, the most money I've made from any of the 14 companies I'll be listing here. Way to go Fusion!
Global Test Market: The payoff amount for cash is a whopping $50.00! doing nothing but surveys. The problem is that's all you can do, and it's by email invitation only. As of today, I've made over $42 towards that goal. Still, a long time to get to $50. My plan is to drop them once I make my $50 bill. Too long to make money here.
Unique Rewards: The payoff is $20 at a time, and it's very simple to reach by doing their Click Cash offer. All Free, Available Everyday, and generally, I earn $0.30-$0.50 a day. I'm approaching my second cash out within a week from now. They offer other ways to make money, but the Click Cash is the one for me.
Toluna/Greenfield: What initially started as a scary thought of having to reach 60,000 points to cash out for $20, has becoming a very easy task to perform. All about surveys. Many of which reward with 1,800 points each, so doing about one a day guarantees a nice crisp $20 bill in my pocket each month. I've cashed out twice, and heading to #3.
MyView: Too easy, Drill Sargent! Again, surveys are the key here. A $25 Virtual Visa Card is the reward, among 100's of other choices if you prefer. I've cashed out twice, and intend to continue on to my third. You need 35,000 points here to make the goal, and even if you do NOT qualify for a survey, you get reward points! How about that?!
MySurvey.com: Survey's are by invitation only, but they just relaunched their site with a new design. And since then, I've been getting survey invites almost everyday. The reward is as little as $10, and I've cashed out twice, so far. They have some rather unique surveys periodically too, to keep the whole process lively.
InboxDollars: Was my original site to work with. Payout is $30, but they keep a fee when you cash out. That sucks. The first $30, though, is rather easy to make. Then it becomes more of a challenge after that. The first payout takes forever, but then you become a Gold Member, and can cash out within a week. I just cashed out for my second time, and more than likely, I'll stop working with Inbox after I get my reward money.
Cash4Offers & SendEarnings: If you know what a "spin-off" is as it relates to TV shows, then you'll understand it when I say Cash4Offers & SendEarnings are spin-offs of Inbox Dollars. The reward is higher in both cases, and the time to reach them is harder, because they do not offer as much as Inbox does. As yet, I haven't earned $30 for either company, and I decided two days ago to drop SendEarnings, as I had only earned $8 since November with them.
E-Poll: Nice company. The lowest payout is $5.00 cash, and I've earned this twice, and half way to my third. It's all surveys by invitation only. The surveys are few and far between though, and so it takes a little while to earn enough points to earn the $5.00. But not too bad.
I-Say by Ipsos: Another survey company whose reward was $10, but they have increased it to $20 just recently. Only problem is, now you have to earn twice as many points to get it, so it takes twice as long. I've cashed out twice for $10 each, and once I earn enough to make the $20 level, I'll cash out, and move along to someone else.
Surveyhead & Focusline: They are spin-offs of each other, not sure who came first - the chicken or the egg. The reward is a $25 paypal deposit, and the surveys are generous in terms of their payouts. Usually they range from $1-$3. Problems are that many of the surveys you don't qualify. Also, any survey you do complete goes into PENDING Status, and can take up to six weeks to be approved! And if/when you're lucky enough to reach $25, and request payment, it can take another six weeks to get your money. That's insane to me, but I made my $25 limit on each account last week, and am now just awaiting payment. Once I get it, I'm outta there!
Springboard America: The worst of all of them. Payout is $50.00. Since November, I've only earned $15.50 towards that. They are surveys only, and by invitation only, and if you're lucky, you'll get one or two surveys a MONTH! Last week, I said enough was enough, and forfeited my $15.50, and closed my account there.
Now, if you do a search for "Get5Bux" on Google, you'll find me, and a record of all my earnings for each company, with the exception of Springboard America, and SendEarnings, both of which I've discontinued. I'd also like to say that since November 2010, I've learned some things working with these companies.
1). All of them take a long time to make money. Nobodies gonna make you rich overnight.
2). Diversifying efforts to 14 companies has helped me to make enough money each money to pay my utilities off!
3). I've had a ton of fun working with many of these companies. It's always fun to stay home and work!
4). In comparison to all the others, Fusion Cash is the BEST by far, Hands Down!
, though I'll have to admit there are some things they can still do differently and/or better. The same can be said for any of these companies, though.
5). PTC sites rock all of these other companies, if you want to make tons of money. I'm working with one of the #1 companies, Onbux. And by the end of May, I'll be in a position to earn $280+ every 4 days! But, there's been an investment requirement along the way to make that happen, all of which I'll have recouped before it's all said and done.
Well, I hope I've helped in some way to answer the initial question of what else is there to do besides Fusion Cash. And I did so without posting ANY LINKS! To find any of the sites alluded to, you'll have to do your own homework searches. It isn't hard. That's how I found them all to begin with.
Good Luck, and happy earning.
Mike
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Topic: other ptc or survey sitesjus wondering if you fine folks knew of any other sites (Read 4703 times)
May 31, 2009, 02:02:42 pm
