Qmee - making money searching the web

Odinz8472

can you really make money doing this? is it worth it?
Thanks

Tinman

Odinz8472 wrote: »

can you really make money doing this? is it worth it?
Thanks

Very much doubt it,just pin money really,took me over a year to get into double figures.

Sugarplum634

you can make money... but you'll not make your fortune. Is it worth it? That depends on you. I'm not going to say no to free money for searching online geniunely. If it's any help, my worse month so far was 14p, my best (this month) is 99p and counting.

Crystalbelle

I've just found this forum, signed up to Qmee, earned £033 literally within 5 minutes - and then, nothing!
Is there a limit to how much you can earn in a day/week/month?

Sugarplum634

Qmee only rewards you for geniune searches - searching aggressively won't help

asajj

Adidas on Google

joeyjimbles

Odinz8472 wrote: »

can you really make money doing this? is it worth it?
Thanks

If you use it as your normal search engine then you will find this more rewarding than not being paid for some searches. Typically I make around 15-30p per day for doing nothing more than what I was going to do anyway. Most months I've cashed out at least £7 which I view as £7 more than I would have had for just using google directly.

I should add that I do a lot of market research work from home so I am regularly searching for a whole lot of different information in the course of a day's work.

MollyDolly

I agree with JJ, if you try to earn money by searching for certain things it rarely works. I post what works for me on here and I have searched the terms others have posted and occasionally get rewarded for it - then I give thanks to indicate it still works. More often than not I forget that Qmee is installed and am pleasantly surprised when awarded for genuine searches. As regards there being a daily limit - in my experience I get rewarded on average 3 times per day - although I am not often online later in the day.:)

CornwallNoel

How to increase blood pressure on Google.
Bit of an odd one, but I suffer with low blood pressure, especially in the summer and was looking for alternatives to salt tablets.

MollyDolly

Wilko on google, again!