MoneyOnComputer

I use it, it's basically a HYIP, you get your first $10 and it gives you a position, you earn .20 every day for every position you own. After 60 days the position is forfeited. But by then you have enough to buy another position. So far I've $9 of my own money, and have a balance of $14.25 and 3 cur...

The money they took back was the $10 free investment they gave you. So basically when all is said and done they only give you $5 towards your tripler positions.

HYIP stands for High Yield Program. Genearlly they are too good to be true, and don't stick around for long. If you get in and get out you can make some money but they are highly risky. Just been Paid seems to be the most stable of all of them so far.

The problem is you can't ignore the money. You have to re-invest it before the position expires. If it expires and they take their money you won't keep earning.

I only like surveyhead as a survey site and ayuwage as a PTC. I tend to dislike the rest of hte survey sites and ptcs. I have really also never understood the appeal behind mylot.

Postloop pays within a few hours of making cashout, I know the GPT center of prizes pays within a few hours of reaching cashout, those are my two go-to's if I need a buck or two in paypal quickly.

I would guess that most people here stumbled across this site by way of postloop BUt maybe people can be helped with how to use it better.

Yes, but if you need cash I doubt your'e talking about needing 5 cents. Typically that means you need at least a few bucks. You can get 5 or 10 dollars a day at postloop if you really try.

I can't find any good jobs on iwriter anymore! I have only made $10.11 there and I'm afraid I"ll never get to cashout...

I haven't heard of konji either, I would love to know more about them. What sorts of articles do they accept, what's the payment, any upfront payment?

THe one suggestion I can make is to sign up for experts column. If you write for another s it that allows you to retain the rights to your works, you can re-publish on experts column. Be careful because some sites don't let you keep the rights to your work.

Have you guys tried slice the pie? I joined it a few years ago and hated it, but heard they had changed things and recently started using it again. It's basically a paid to review music site. You listen to a 90 clip of a song and then write a 'brief' review. The pay rates vary on the site so sometim...