How do you view cash earning websites?

[fc2]

I usually view them on a laptop screen.

And your laptop screen's manufacturing name is SARCASTIC, but attempting humor

[fc2]

I entered into these online money making sites with the expectation that it was a means to make a little extra cash on the side.  I kept my expectations low as I was skeptical, but was pleasantly surprised with the money I've been making - particularly when I see my "hobby money" total reported on taxes at the end of the year.

I decided to sign up for a LOT of site, mostly to experiment which were legit, which were scams - and plan to post this information on a blog I'm setting up.  At the moment I have very few referrals, mostly from word of mouth, but hope to focus more on referrals in the future to increase my earnings.  At least I can assist by letting people know sites where they can make some good spending cash with very little time invested.

I use the money for my wants, not needs - although it does come in handy once in a while for my needs!  Consistency is the key to all these sites.  Just do a little bit every day and it all adds up.

Agreed. It seems to me that all members have different earning methods, but we all end up earning at the same rate and amount which isn't any faster or anymore successful than the other member

[fc2]

Trying to earn money online such as this one is difficult because trying to qualify for a survey is impossible and takes forever to build up a decent financial balance.

Thank you for sharing the truth about surveys They're hit and miss. Nothing to get excited about

[fc2]

Not to sum it all up in a nutshell, but the reality of my earnings on websites is it takes months to years to earn a cashout. But it could be worse too

[davidh121]

I equate the value of a cash earning website based on how much effort I need to put, how much I can make and how reliable I find the site when I'm able to cash out.  Dedicated survey options are more profitable than relying strictly on click option sites, but sometimes I'm not in the mood and the reward doesn't match up to how much time I need to spend.  Click sites are great if I want to leisurely make money, but do not want to put much thought into the activity.

[queenofnines]

To me it's like working for free, room and board, or 'peanuts', and 'a step up from VOLUNTEERING    .

And yet here you are...lol. What can you reasonably expect; if people could make a decent living from working at "cash earning websites", there wouldn't be anyone left to do real jobs in the real world! You can only make a very small percentage of whatever the site owner is earning off of you.

As for finding money on the streets...good luck with that. I don't think two cents will buy you much. 

[MsLeadn]

I like these websites. I guess it shows what is meant by every penny counts. I do wish I could spend more time with it and make it a full time thing. Looking for that big payout!

[vicogden]

I'm not sure I agree with you that cash earning websites are a "step up from volunteering."  I think volunteering is pretty much the top rung of the ladder of things one can do.  To me, cash earning websites are simply a way to make a little extra money having fun and maybe even making "cyber-friends" along the way.