Making Extra Income Online

  I've been doing some research on new survey companies and I think that I've found another good one.  All the reviews are positive about this site and I'm going to give it a try.  I'm putting a sneak peek at it for everyone who wants to try it out.  The cash out for the site is only $5.00, and cash out is in the form of a check.  Only people from the US and Canada can join.  From what I see on many of the user reviews, there are lots of OTX surveys which usually aren't worth your time, but I've also read that people receive very profitable surveys as well and reach the cashout very quickly.

  If you're interested, visit Opinion Outpost

Today I posted four Payment Proofs. Two of them were $10.00 payment checks from MySurvey.com and one was the payment email from a BuxP payment that I completely forgot to post on September 7th.  Most importantly though, I got my first payment check from Clixsense this month!

For the purposes of space, I will only post the Clixsense check on this post.  The other payments from MySurvey and BuxP can be viewed on my Payment Proofs page, along with several other payments from thos two companies.

In other news, Moola.com is still earning me money every day from their paid to search feature.  I've run into a string of good players on the rock-paper-scissors game and lost about $0.05, but I'm still earning very well through the paid search.  In the past four days, I've gained $1.45 from this feature. I found out though, that the engine records how you search and if you are demonstrating tendencies to search just to get money, it will penalize you and not give you as much.  If you use it like you would any other search engine though, you can make some pretty good money by doing nothing more than searching the internet.

Here is my first Clixsense check:

I received another check from MySurvey.com a few days ago.  The check was $20, bringing my total earnings from MySurvey.com to $100.  As stated in my Paid Survey page, this is my favorite survey site to use.  As a member, when the site sends you a survey you get money even if you don't qualify for the survey.  Check out the check below.

I received my first payment from SendEarnings a few days ago for $30.91.  SendEarnings is a GPT site that allows you to make money by reading emails, completing offers, taking surveys and even shopping online.  Check out the proof below:

As promised, I have now uploaded almost all but my two most recent proofs (checks).  Not included here is the PTC sites and sendearnings, but all of the other survey companies are here.  I've also created an Excel spreadsheet to show my earnings thus far.  I haven't finished it yet, but I will post it on the blog soon.  For now, here are the links to the proofs:

1. For the Global Test Market proof-

Check 1

2. For the MySurvey proofs-

Check 1

Check 2

3. For the SurveySavvy proofs-

Check 1

Check 2

4. For the American Consumer Opinion Panel proof-

Check 1

For the Inbox Dollars proof-

Check 1

For the SurveySpot proof-

Check 1

Check 2 and 3

Check 4

Within the past week I've redeemed two checks from survey companies totalling $70.  $20 from SurveySpot and $50 from Global Test Market.  I'm also very close to cashing out at Mysurvey for $10.  I've been stocking up checks to put on here as payment proofs, because I've gotten quite a few requests from users and friends commenting on the site.  That will come soon, just whenever I get the time to edit them (can't show the account numbers of the companies) and post them up on the site.

Thanks for stopping by and good luck earning!

DJ

 Games and Gas Prices.  I love the alliteration.

  I've spent most of the night writing an article about gas prices and taking surveys.  I lost count of how much I made from surveys tonight at around $10.  Most of the money came from Global Test Market and SurveySpot. I had several in my inbox from yesterday and today.  A friend on Hub-pages wrote an article on gas prices, and that inspired me to do the same.  Our articles are significantly different though.  If you'd like to check out Foreign Oil Dependence and Gas Prices, click on the link.