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Numpty_Monkey

Had that on Swearch aswell

And:j:beer::T on the win

aspella

Numpty Monkey - Thank you for taking the time to reply to my question re: Swearch; thought I was going round the bend.

Loyaltyshopper - Bonus ball competition is up and running on the forum. It's a roll-over as no one won last week. You could win 400 (£4) plus an extra 100 points (£1) if you include a smilie with your number. Good luck.

Numpty_Monkey

No worries, if you get round the bend give me a wave:p:hello::rotfl:

linz

I think it may actually be about 1.5 hours to be honest, as I forot to include a couple of sites that I forgt I had joined! Plus the internet is pretty quick which is good. But like you say, once I can see what is tracking and what isn't I can narrow things down a bit. I also don't always click on the 1p ones unless i'm really bored! :rotfl:

INeedATissue

It's easy money so it's all good but just curious as to how much are you making in that 1.5 hours linz?

Numpty Monkey, all my Fatcheese are showing. In fact, just checked and everything updated up to yesterday

aspella, who has swearch? Is it a worth a lot?

mrssezzie

hi, as much as i am keen to make any extra money, what do you have to do exactly?? sorry if its a silly question!!

Numpty_Monkey

mrssezzie wrote: »

hi, as much as i am keen to make any extra money, what do you have to do exactly?? sorry if its a silly question!!

Its not a silly question, first thing is to send a PM (Private Message) to
EagerLearner
and get the guide, it explains it all:A:j

linz

INeedATissue wrote: »

It's easy money so it's all good but just curious as to how much are you making in that 1.5 hours linz?

Numpty Monkey, all my Fatcheese are showing. In fact, just checked and everything updated up to yesterday

aspella, who has swearch? Is it a worth a lot?

Well it's probably about 40-50p a day on the higher paying ones and then 20-odd for Topcashback & moneybackmadness, so hopefully it'll work out about £4 a day, but it's hard to tell as i've only been doing it for a few days up to now so i'm still waiting for things to track. It'll probably work out less on some days where I won't have the time to click on all of them

Numpty_Monkey

Swearch is 1p a day on Chief and Cascade - It all adds
Don't forget the free signups:D (spam email addresses a must:rolleyes:;)

It will probably take months for clicks to go to payable, and 3 months after that to get payout on most, and payout levels:o

I'd say after 3 months you'll get some money :rolleyes: and you will go:j (I did)
the people are starting to pay out:eek:
after 4 months , you'll go :doh:why did i give up and waste the money:o lost £££'s
After 5 months you start keeping spreadsheets:D
After 6 months, burgger me they weren't lying, I can get £200/£300 a year for a treat:A
After 9 months , find a target:D:A:T

aspella

INeedATissue - Swearch is only worth 1p and can be found on various cashback sites that offer 50% cashback on daily clicks i.e. Cascade, Chief, LS etc

Mrssezzie - Welcome to the thread, I've seen your name over on the May £x per day challenge. I'm taking part in the May £5 per day challenge and most of the money is coming from daily clicks. Back to your question you have to sign up to cashback sites (Cashbackchief, Getpoundsback, Moneybackmadness, Loyaltyshopper, Topcashback etc are the ones included in Eagerlearner's guide); some daily clicks you have to search for products on price comparsion sites like Kelkoo others you just have to click on a link. Daily clicking is only suitable for those that are self disciplined and willing to dedicate a few minutes/hours per day depending on how many sites you join. You can earn more money from cashback sites by doing free offers i.e. request a brochure/newsletter, obtain insurance quotes or by shopping online. Quite a few cashback sites run bonus ball competitions etc on their forums which can help boost your total. It's a long term thing as it can take approx 2 months before you receive any real cash. Any more questions just ask we are a friendly helpful bunch.