| I've found out about GPT
("Get Paid To") sites mid-February. Since then, I have
made over $900 - from home!
Of course, it's difficult to first start if you don't understand it. I assumed there was a catch but after some research, I realized that it was a legit form of advertising that has become quite popular recently. Why am I getting paid? How can GPT sites afford to pay me? First off, do NOT use AOL or Netscape browsers to access these sites! Doing so may cause the system to show that you have multiple IP addresses/accounts and you will be deleted. Use Internet Explorer or Firefox. NO proxy servers! |
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To begin: (1) Read the site's terms and conditions! (2) All sites require you to use real info. Use a nickname (I use "Meg" for "Megan") if you want to distinguish from "real" mail. Use the #1 and #2 from "Tips and Hints" below (private phone and 10 minute mail). #1 Rule: DO NOT use false information!! Advertisers may pull their offers, and GPT sites will delete your account and all your earnings will be forfeited. (3) Only ONE member per IP address (at the same place where you sign up). So it's safer to sign up at home than at work. YOU MUST SIGN IN AT THE SAME PLACE EACH TIME. So don't attempt to do any at work when you signed up at home. (4) You cannot complete the same offers at different sites!! It's considered fraud and it's a major violation. (5) NEVER give your Social Security number!!
Admittedly, the process is tedious. You mostly just fill out forms (name, address, e-mail, phone number, and birthday), and have to click the "no" option a lot of times to other offers. However, the overall process is VERY EASY. You DO NOT have to say yes to any other offers offered and never have to sign up for anything else or give any further information. Once you finish the offer, submit it. "E-mail and zip submits" are the easiest - as implied, you only have to submit one or the other (which ever one they request) and that's all! Never do too many in a row (one from each company is best) to ensure credit. |
| FAQ (1) Who can join? (2) How much time
is required? (3) How much junk
mail and spam emails do I get? (4) Why do freebie
offers ask me to sign up for other offers? Do I have to do them? (5) I just did an
offer, why is it in "pending"? When will it credit? (6) How do I get
paid? (7) When am I paid? |
| Tips and Hints: (1) Sign up for a free phone number at Voicemail4free -- always use THIS phone number for offers. (2) Use Yahoo, or Gmail for your e-mail address on FREE offers (never use this for trial offers, keep all information for those). .... otherwise you WILL get a lot of phone calls and you WILL get spam!! (3) Accept all cookies! For Mozilla Firefox: Go to the "Tools" menu > "Options" > "Privacy" icon (in the left panel) > Check the box corresponding to "Allow sites to set cookies" >Click "OK" to save changes. (4) You should delete cookies after every offer to ensure they credit. To do this, click on Tools > Internet Options > Delete your cookies (BUT deleting ALL cookies will log you out automatically every time). Or you could download www.ccleaner.com [IE] or https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/82/ [Firefox] (5) Don't use the same email for more than one offer from the same company. (6) Don't complete a large number of related offers in a short time span (sometimes you should only do one once a day or even wait for once a week). |
| Q: At
what point do you use the created mail address? The ONLY time to use those created accounts is for the FREE offers themselves! Any of the sites you want to log in to or any trials, use an e-mail address you can access! Use the same mail address for around 5-10 offers (from different companies) then switch to a new one! I tend to delete the account within a month of creating it, but not immediately, since new offers appear that I can still use the e-mail for.
Edit: April 2009, I've made
over $1,500 now. |
| Example: 1. Click an offer, example on DBP, "SaveAndSmile - Childrens Place" 2. Put in your (yahoo,gmail,etc) e-mail address. Click submit (or "click here to continue") 3. Fill in your information. Name, address, voice mail phone number, birthday, etc. Some since sites do send junk mail to your home, I use "Meg" for all these offers instead of "Megan" so I immediately know when it's junk. 4. Say "no" or "skip" to all the offers. Sometimes they require you to pick one, so find one that is free (just in case), then continue.. then on the next page (when that offer appears) say no or skip. You must skip, if you submit, you may end up signing up for something (could be free or a trial). No worries though, most won't go through fully without a credit card so NEVER give that! 5. Some sites only require you to go through a couple of the pages, but I tend to always go to the end. By the end, it'll say "Last Steps!" with red line across. Sometimes they require you to click an offer, but you don't need to sign up for anything. Just cancel out. ...some of these you just need to see what works. Even though there's a page with yes/no on them, you don't always need to click them all. Just change all but one of the "yes" to "no" and see if it works. I very rarely read them anymore, I just say no. At first it's incredibly frustrating but once you realize what to expect, it's easy. (For example, I keep my right hand on my mouse and my left finger on the "end" button on the keyboard - since a lot of "skip" buttons are down there). I hope that explains it! |
| Offers - different names, same companies: Some offers have different names, but they are all part of the same "family" so different e-mail addresses are needed to get them approved. This is important to recognize, as it will save you a lot of time from completing offers that won't credit without using a new e-mail address! SilverCarrot Inc. AisleNo7 Top Notch Media BlueAppleResearch.com eSolutionsMedia.net, Inc. Consumer-ResearchBureau.com 123 Click Inc. ConsumerRewards.us.com Eversave Reward Castle MarketLabs.net, Inc. ConsumerOpinionBureau.us.com Bulls Eye Media ChristmasOnUs.com SurveyNetworks.com Make A Difference Surveys SilverCarrot Inc AisleNo7.com, AllMyEasyRecipes.com, AnytimeSavings.com, AvailableSavings.com, CelebRecipes.com, ConsumerSurveyPolls.com, Convenientdailydeals.com, ConvenientOffers.com, DailyRewardsWorld.com, DailyWebInput.com, Deals2Inbox.com, DealsJustForYou.com, DealsYouNeed.com, EatRightClub.com, Education-programs-online.info, EverydayFoodRecipes.com, EverydayHomeIdeas.com, EverydayHomePlans.com, FastSweeps.com, FindYourDealsOnline.com, ForSureDeals.com, FreeHouseholdProducts.com, freefootballticketsforlife.com, FranklinSurveys.com, FreshDealsToday.com, GalaxiesGifts.com, GetTheLookOnUs.com, HolidayFoodRecipes.com, Hunt-For-The-Money.com, IntelligentShoppers.com, LetTheDealsBegin.com, MorningSurveys.com, MyBestDealsToday.com, Myfreebeautyproducts.com, MyInsiderDeals.com, MyPersonalBargains.com, NationalGiftCenter.com, OnlineSavingsCentral.com, Recipe4Living.com.com, Prize-planet.com, PopularLiving.com, SampleOnUs.com, Savingsregister.com, SavingsResults.com, Scoreasite.com, ServingSurveys.com, SilverScreenSaver.com, SmartDealsPlease.com, SpecialFoodRecipes.com, SpecialOffers4You.com, Surveygiftsdaily.com, surveygiveaways.com, SurveysAndSurveys.com, SweepstakesEveryday.com, TheDealsList.com, TheSavingsList.com, theWOWrewards.com, TryOurDeals.com, UniversalMakeover.com, Websavingsdaily.com, Yourtimedaily.com, YourBargainGrabber.com, YourFavoriteDeals.com INDEPENDANTS (?) BrandRewardGroup Also... FBG, IRC, AFR - same "family" |
| Username info: Once you choose a username ("lovemoe" for me), you cannot change it! So use something easy for you to remember and something you will stick with! Verifying info: Cash Lagoon & Deal Barbie call you to verify your information before being paid. I recommend using your "normal" (home or cell) phone number for them to ensure you get these calls, otherwise you won't be paid! Spare Stash will require phone verification AND e-mail a copy of your ID (just name/address, the rest can be blacked out). |