Earn Money Writing: Wikinut

Looking for a new site that offer writers a share of revenue from page impression and advertisements posted along with your article? Yes, I know this is not a new concept, but why not give this one a try? The last time I looked at it is there's only a few articles posted on their site.

Wikinut is a new site that pays their writer through PayPal. Yes, that's PayPal. That's good for those who wants to make us of a pen name and don't want to divuldge their identity. Only your user name will be posted with your article. You don't have to post your real picture n tyour profile, all they require is a picture. What I posted is a picture of a Ferris Wheel(that's the first picture I saw in my desktop). They also promised to make any experienced writers as moderators. As moderators, you'll share a revenue from the adverts of the pages you are moderating. 10% commission is also paid to direct referrals.

I don't know yet how Wikinut will turn out to be in a future, but for me I'll give it a try. I'll post a proof of payment whenever I get my first pay. For those who are interested click here.

Updates and Proofs

I need Christmas money! So far the money making online programs I've joined are somewhat paying off. Some may be slow but I'm thankful enough to find ways of earning online without having to invest a cent. Here's the update since I started this blog on the month of September.

CloudCrowd on Facebook

 Trekpay

$3.56 as of today for my next Payout

Earned $5.72 from my last Payout

($5.50 minimum for Payout)

Amazon MTurk

$36.13 converted to Amazon gift card

Survehead 

 

That's for now. I have other amounts from PTCs and Surveys but I'll just post it here after a substantial amount is worth posting. I also did not include my freelance jobs and earnings from blog advertisements(Google Adsense, Infolinks...)

For reviews of the money making opportunities mentioned just read my previous post.

Please visit my other blog Chopsuey Rice which is about random stuffs, reviews and opinions mostly related to my life in the Philippines.

Earn Cash through Facebook with CloudCrowd! The Proof.

This is a follow up of my previous post. If you haven’t read it yet, you can scroll down and read it. The next day after working some tasks (I have to reiterate this again: very easy tasks) from CloudCrowd, I constantly check on my PayPal account to see if it really pays. I kept on checking until nighttime only to be disappointed. I even send them a message to ask if they’ll pay the “crowd” even if their PayPal account is still unverified (I still don’t verify my PayPal account at the moment). I slept hoping that I’ll get paid on the third day (they promise to pay after 24 hours which is too good to be true for skeptics like me). I went to work forgetting about my hopes on CloudCrowd. During my break, I managed to check on my PayPal account, to my surprise, there’s a $29 on the account! What can I say? I’m happy of course. CloudCrowd is currently on its Beta form, there still a room for improvement yet they are beating their competition like Amazon Mturk. Try it yourself guys! Attached is a proof of my 4 hour work with CloudCrowd. For those who wants to join, click HERE.

Tips and Tricks for Searchers of Online Money Making Opportunities

As we search for ways to earn money online, we encounter offers that are too good to be true, promises that dazzles us with offers to get rich quickly, to earn without doing any hard work. But most of these are empty promises, a scam, a campaign for the benefit of others. What can we do to avoid these things? What are the rules we can impose to ourselves so that we'll not be robbed of our money and our precious time? These are some rules that I can suggest you guys should consider following, it's never bad to be careful.

• Never pay a single cent to earn money online. If it requires you some money so that you'll be able to earn $1,000 of dollars, most probably it's a scam.
• If you can't resist the temptation of signing up for a earn money oppurtunity, at least do a review. Search for independent reviews from reputable sources. Ask around in forums for feedbacks. If it's a good program, surely someone heard about it. If it's a scam, surely many heard about it.
• Look for indicators like suspicious page layout. Most scams have a crappy page layout. The typical sign now for 50% off price sign up button at the top, middle and bottom of the page. Pages that require your credit card infos.
• Have a secondary e-mail account for signing up for registrations. You don't want to get your e-mail hacked, with all your other important accounts connected to it.
• Use unique passwords to different web pages. If you're lazy to keep track of numerous passwords, you can use 1 strong password and attach the last 3 characters of the page as a suffix.(e.g. Password for facebook is abc123book, for twitter is abc123tter).
• If you find a good site with a list of what turns out as links to reputable earn money programs, bookmark it for future updates.
• $100/hour for doing easy tasks is not possible. Promises, promises, promises.
• Always read first the FAQs page of every website. Know how, when, through what means you'll get paid.

So that's it. Research, research and research. Even if t's free. You don't want to be wasting your time or be a target of SPAMS in your e-mail or worse, be a victim of identity theft.