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Qmee - making money searching the web

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Has anyone used Qmee.com? I signed up last week via an invite and so far have cashed out £4.30 to my Paypal, and everything looks legit.
The idea is that you install an app in your browser which when you search using Google, Bing, Amazon or eBay sometimes text ads will appear next to the results along with an amount you get for clicking on them. Tends to be around 7-15p depending on the search.
It's still in beta and invite-only but I know there's a few codes around. This is the one I used and still seems to be working [Removed]
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Back to savvystudent's original post...
Has anyone used Qmee.com? I signed up last week via an invite and so far have cashed out £4.30 to my Paypal, and everything looks legit.
The idea is that you install an app in your browser which when you search using Google, Bing, Amazon or eBay sometimes text ads will appear next to the results along with an amount you get for clicking on them. Tends to be around 7-15p depending on the search.
It's still in beta and invite-only but I know there's a few codes around. This is the one I used and still seems to be working [Removed]
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Please do not post referrals here. I have a thread set up in the referrals section, if anyone wants an invite. Although at the moment no one gets anything from referrals.
It's not a referral, it's an invite code. And I don't get anything from it.
As I say, about £5 a week but that's mostly passive (ie. not trying to get high paying clicks). I suppose you could do quite well for yourself if you do lots of searching
Most seem to be 8p.
Anybody found any better ones?
Interestingly you earn 8p by clicking through to MSE.
In that case I wonder who's paying for the clicks?
Dont think I would use this on my main browser though - Message from Chrome:
This extension can access:
- Your data on all websites
- Your tabs and browsing activity
- Your bookmarks
- Your browsing history
You might wanna be careful how you use this.....Caution: Besides seeing all your pages, this item could use your credential (cookies) to request or modify your data from websites.
I have to say, i was a bit skeptical, but after doing some research, i think i'll give this a go.