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thoraxcorp · Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 4:35 am Post subject: treasure trooper

I've been doing this "Pay To" site for about a year now. I figured I'd share it with you guys if you wanted to make some extra cash. It actually does pay, it isn't a scam. I've received all checks and cashed them. Although they just recently started accepting paypal. It has little "extras" in it too like treasure hunts for $100 and gems which I have yet to figure out what are for but apparently there is some secret behind them. They also have coins and platinum coins which can be used to purchase stuff in "Mabutu's Trading Hut". I have made $639.23 so far, which isn't bad considering I'm doing absolutely nothing. Well, I guess not absolutley nothing, but essentially.

You just sign up for free trials and shit and they pay you to do it. Some of them don't require a credit card but the higher paying ones do. But I don't really wanna give out my bank card to strange companies, so I buy prepaid visa gift cards. This is also nice because you don't have to worry about calling and canceling the trials you have no intention of keeping because by the time the trial ends, your card is already too low for them to charge you.

One offer I recommend you do is the Blockbuster one. The offer is for a subscription to Blockbuster online for one month for only $9.99. It's probably the only offer on treasure trooper I've actually kept past the trial. You get unlimited movies a month, 3 movies at a time. After the first month, however, the price increases to $24.99, but you don't have to continue the service to get paid by treasure trooper. If you want, you could cancel it right after you got paid by treasure trooper. Treasure Trooper pays you $22.00 and sense it only costs $9.99 to sign up for it, you make 12 dollars and get a free month of blockbuster online. Also, you can trust blockbuster with your real bank card information cause unlike most of the offers, it's a company you've heard of. You can also cancel it online so you don't have to make an annoying phone call.

Anyway, if any of yous guys wants to check it out, heres the link. The site really is legitimate. My referral number is attached because if you sign up under me I get bonus money. You don't have to sign up under my referral if you don't want to, but it'd be nice. It doesn't affect your account. And if posting my referral is against some rule too, I'll remove it.

http://www.treasuretrooper.com/141055
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Rocky Sullivan · Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 5:15 am Post subject:

I'm a little skeptical, but I do like money.
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Sharp · Gender: Joined: 17 Mar 2006 Posts: 5942 Status: User

I tried that, but I didn't really get anywhere due to my dislike of giving away personal information. I found a different site of the same sort with easier offers to complete. The bad side is that instead of giving money, they give away gaming prizes or itunes/gas gift cards. Not to mention like, 10 different kinds of Rubik's Cubes. They do have an extra option where they'll buy you anything with a one point - one dollar ratio. Anyway, I joined just yesterday, and I've got 16 points, which is a good deal more than the 9 I was aiming for to get a 2gb microSD card.

http://www.gaminglagoon.com/main_index

Otogi-san · gleep glorp Joined: 13 Mar 2006 Posts: 5077 Status: User

I'm doing some thing called Erewards(.com) which is ([probably] sadly) invite (from them) only. You just fill out surveys they send you and they give you credit ranging from $4-$20 per survey if you complete it fully, less if you don't qualify. You can redeem your credit towards different things like magazine subs, but I'm going for the Gamestop gift cards. I already have $37.70 and could get a $25 gift card but I'm aiming for the $50 one because they only send out the Gamesop dealios once every quarter.

Sharp · Gender: Joined: 17 Mar 2006 Posts: 5942 Status: User

Neat. How'd you get invited?

Otogi-san · gleep glorp Joined: 13 Mar 2006 Posts: 5077 Status: User

It was someone in my spam folder one day. Probably something from inboxdollars(.com) which you can join without an invite but it's a pain in the ass to get anything without signing up for trials and paying for shit you don't need. You need at least $30--I have $25. Have for 3 monts now--to request a check and they don't send it to you until 90 days later. I wouldn't recommend it.

Sharp · Gender: Joined: 17 Mar 2006 Posts: 5942 Status: User

I'm gonna stick with this one I'm with now for now. I'm not 18 anyway.

Otogi-san · gleep glorp Joined: 13 Mar 2006 Posts: 5077 Status: User

Hey give me your referral link for gaming lagoon. I was gonna do it anyway.

EDIT: NEVERMIND.

Sharp · Gender: Joined: 17 Mar 2006 Posts: 5942 Status: User

They're clever. They let you disguise your referral links.

Be sure to do the ones that say they credit after you pick a silver, gold, or platinum package. You just need to get to the end where it says bonus offers, click one of the last required offers and click one of the bonus offers. You can close them right down afterwards, and it'll credit.

Otogi-san · gleep glorp Joined: 13 Mar 2006 Posts: 5077 Status: User

And where would those be exactly?

Sharp · Gender: Joined: 17 Mar 2006 Posts: 5942 Status: User

We're filling up this thread. Just catch me on aim.

Mikes! · Gender: Joined: 12 Mar 2006 Posts: 1843 Status: Moderator

itt: scams

Sharp · Gender: Joined: 17 Mar 2006 Posts: 5942 Status: User

Most of the "offers" are scams, but you can use fake info to get real smaller prizes from the sites.

Metal Matt · Gender: Joined: 25 Mar 2006 Posts: 374 Status: User

I got tired of trying to make money off of the internet with stuff like this... never google "how to make money online", because its just gonna bring up people trying to sell you how to get rich, making them rich... so instead I just opened up a good old fashioned store myself - Concept Mobile Visions, and also Graphic Magic for graphic/webdesign. Depending on how hard I push things, I've made a few hundred a month up to closer to a grand. I just hate working for someone else, and being a part of someone else's hourly game, ultimately only benefiting the owner of the game. I'd rather make my own rules and hopefully eventually be financially independent. "Rich Dad Poor Dad" is a good read, but its another case of selling shovels when everyone's digging for gold. Lots of fluff but its a good read and kinda opens your eyes to the fact that theres a world out there besides 8 to 5 and then 5 to 10 somewhere else afterwords.