Finding legitimate ways to earn money online is not an easy task to accomplish. In my experience, the companies that are on this list are trustworthy. While reading emails, taking surveys, and searching the web won’t make you rich, these tasks can provide a small amount of income.
Read Emails
Reading emails is the most simple and least time consuming way to earn a little extra cash online. It takes about 3 seconds to read an email, which is just an advertisement, and you will make $0.02 per email read. When you receive an email, simply click “confirm paid email” button and your account will automatically be credited.
InBox Dollars-You receive a $5.00 sign up bonus and can request a check when your account reaches $30.00 There are also tasks, surveys, games, and coupons that you can complete to earn money.
Take Survey’s
Survey Savvy- You complete surveys, which are emailed to you for a specified dollar amount. You can request a check with a balance as low as $1.00 and also earn money for referring friends. The amount of money you make for the time spent taking survey’s is very nominal. I have found that to be true with all of the survey companies that I have tried.
Search the Web
Swagbucks allows you to earn points, referred to as Swagbucks, just for searching the web. It is an ordinary search engine, just like Google or Yahoo. You are randomly awarded swagbucks for using their search engine. There are also games, daily polls, tasks, coupons, and surveys you can complete to earn additional Swagbucks.
You only need 450 swagbucks for a $5.00 Amazon gift certificate. You can quickly accumulate 450 SB’s just by performing your normal searches on Swagbucks. If you aren’t interested in the Amazon gift certificates, there are tons of other prizes, including Pay Pal cash cards. Head on over here to check it out.
Sell Your Old TextBooks
If you have college textbooks lying around that you no longer need, why not cash them in?
Visit:
Textbook Buy Back at Cash4Books.net to receive cash for your books.
Amazon Trade In
If you would like to read more about these programs view “Cashing In on Old Textbooks.”