Earn More From Revolution Money Exchange

Hopefully by now you have signed up with Revolution Money Exchange and gotten your own free account. Although they no longer offer a sign up bonus, they are still offering $10 for each referral you get.

In addition, for a limited time, they are offering you a $5 rebate on your first 3 purchases of $25 or more using your new Revolution Money Exchange card. You can use it at lots of places, just like any other debit card. Just check out the list on their website to see what local retailers accept the card.

I just got my first $5 rebate for spending $25 at Walgreen's on things I was already going to buy. Some other local merchants where I might use my card include Family Dollar, Dollar General, Auto Zone, and others.

If you haven't signed up for Revolution Money Exchange yet, you should do it right away and get your cash back automatically deposited into your account for your first three $25 purchases. Then, refer others and earn $10 each for your referrals. Don't forget to let them know about the cash back they can get on their purchases too!

Get $25 Free By Joining Revolution Money Exchange Now!

Join me on Revolution Money Exchange. It’s free to sign up and free to send money. Hurry and get your $25 just for opening an account before April 15, 2008.

Once signed up, you can earn $10 each for referring others, up to a total of $500, but you have to act fast, because the $25 bonus offer is scheduled to end on April 15.

I Was Paid By PineCone Research

I joined PineCone Research recently and was given a couple of household surveys to complete right away. They do these to get an idea about what types of surveys you might qualify for. Anyway, the household surveys aren't paid, but they do pay for the other surveys, and so far I have received two checks from them during the short time that I have been a member.

The surveys ask for your opinions on a variety of things, mostly about new products and product ideas. I can't go into any details but the surveys should take no more than 15 to 20 minutes depending on your internet connection, and I earned $3 for them. So far I have been paid twice, and from what I have heard from other members, they get a survey or two every month or so. They also send out free products from time to time so that the survey panelists can try new products. I think that it is a good program, and would recommend it.

I had heard about it years ago and was told that the only way that you could sign up was by finding a banner somewhere and clicking on it. The trick was to find the banners, and it was a big mystery where it would turn up next because PineCone Research would not disclose this information. I was just discussing this with my sister a couple of weeks ago because my nephew was looking for some good paid survey sites to join. I came home and checked my email and found an email from them stating that they were looking for male participants over the age of 18, so of course I passed the information on to him. They don't accept all applications, but you can apply here.

I Have Been Paid By Associated Content

I just got my first payment from Associated Content . When I got online today, the payment had been deposited in my Paypal account. They are now added to my growing list of companies that have paid me. So far I have published two articles and been paid for both. I have a couple of other articles that have been submitted and are waiting approval. I think that this site could be a good source of income for those who enjoy writing quality articles.

First Payment From aPairOf

I got my first payment from apairof.com in the amount of $1.02 which would have been fine, except that I was greatly disappointed to find out that since they pay through Paypal, for some reason there are fees on this transaction of 34 cents, leaving me only $0.68 for my efforts. I'm not sure why this program has such fees attached when others don't, but there are certain Paypal fees that apply depending on the website, I will be allowing my next payment to build to a slightly larger amount before cashing out, just to see what happens.