Maximising online earning: multi-sites thread

Tolteca87

Suvey Mad 150 points equals £1 in Paypal or Amazon. You can also order Amazon and Paypal at 75 points for a 50p one.

Rewarding Ways pays 2 points for Radium One vids. It also pays to paypal really quickly.

Inbox Pounds also gives you referrals when you reach Gold on ordering your first cheque and pays 75p for the usual Peanut Labs surveys and 1p for Supersonic vids.

Get well soon, Cally.

cally6008

I just done 2 tasks on surveymad (fisher ones) and got 7 points for each task
* gobsmacked * Lol .. I don't get on with tasks

fairyclicks

How about we put together a summary post TF?

So for Crowdflower Tasks the rates are.......kinda thing. I can add them to a grid image if someone does the checking rates bit

Then we could do something similar for surveys from specific companies.....

Ampario, SSI, Samplicious etc, just so the info we gather here becomes more user friendly

What do you think? xx

ThriftyFelicity

Great idea, fairy.

I'll just do the rates for the tasks that are the most popular:

* Casino tasks ("answer a few questions about a website")
* Fisher tasks ("search google for an article")

Will go and ask on the Swagbucks thread, which are the other ones people like to do...

I should be able to do it on a grid, but if I need help, I know just where to go

psychic_teabag

As far as I can tell, inboxpounds has the same tasks as swagbucks. The payments are in pence rather than SB, and seem to be mostly either the same number, or one unit less (eg 3p rather than 4SB), but I think they're still more valuable there. (4SB < 2.5p I think). The one that pays 12SB is offering 9p on inboxpounds.

Also, inboxpounds credits the tasks to your account when they reach 7p, rather than 20SB.

Another psychological benefit i found when switching to doing them on inboxpounds was that I wasn't torn with trying to time doing the casino tasks so that they'd credit after 8am. I could just do them as soon as I found them in the morning. (Not yet desperate enough to stay up until midnight for them.)

The system seems to know when you've done a task on SB, and prevents you from doing it on inboxpounds too. Not quite sure how it did that - I thought I'd cleared cookies between sessions.

fairyclicks

psychic_teabag wrote: »

As far as I can tell, inboxpounds has the same tasks as swagbucks. The payments are in pence rather than SB, and seem to be mostly either the same number, or one unit less (eg 3p rather than 4SB), but I think they're still more valuable there. (4SB < 2.5p I think). The one that pays 12SB is offering 9p on inboxpounds.

Also, inboxpounds credits the tasks to your account when they reach 7p, rather than 20SB.

Another psychological benefit i found when switching to doing them on inboxpounds was that I wasn't torn with trying to time doing the casino tasks so that they'd credit after 8am. I could just do them as soon as I found them in the morning. (Not yet desperate enough to stay up until midnight for them.)

The system seems to know when you've done a task on SB, and prevents you from doing it on inboxpounds too. Not quite sure how it did that - I thought I'd cleared cookies between sessions.

Maybe if both accounts have the same email address you are logged in as the same person on crowdflower?? I've no idea like, i just thought that might be something to do with it lol!

psychic_teabag

fairyclicks wrote: »

Maybe if both accounts have the same email address you are logged in as the same person on crowdflower?? I've no idea like, i just thought that might be something to do with it lol!

I use different email addresses for everything. Plus I thought the reward providers anonymised everything so that people like crowdflower didn't know who you were.

On swagbucks, inside a task, the help menu on the right gives a contributer id (which I assume is assigned by swagbucks to represent me). I have a different contributer id on inboxpounds.

spiritwood

with crowdflower it is one ip per household i believe

ThriftyFelicity

spiritwood wrote: »

with crowdflower it is one ip per household i believe

yes, Crowdflower logs your IP, so even if you are on a different site with a different username, it knows when your IP has already completed a particular task.

psychic_teabag

Yes, just tried again and got the message "Max work reached for this IP".