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[berkeleycalgal]

I am new to this site and survey taking. In the process of checking out survey sites and signing up with some of them I found a company called "sendearnings.com". Their members are rewarded for: Reading Email, Survey Taking, Trying Products, Online Shopping and Playing Games. I have not found them listed on the Survey Police.

Does anyone know anything about this company? They are free to join and their signup page asks all the standard questions plus, they ask for your social security number (which I don't feel particularly good about supplying). I would appreciate whatever feedback you could give me. I would especially like to hear from anyone who is signed with them.
Thanks

[wellcraft]

Hi, don't know anything about Sendearnings, but I do know they have no bs. in asking for your SS# They do not have to issue a l099 until you make $600.00.

Hope this helps.

Wellcraft

[iceminx]

I am new to this site and survey taking. In the process of checking out survey sites and signing up with some of them I found a company called "sendearnings.com". Their members are rewarded for: Reading Email, Survey Taking, Trying Products, Online Shopping and Playing Games. I have not found them listed on the Survey Police.

Does anyone know anything about this company? They are free to join and their signup page asks all the standard questions plus, they ask for your social security number (which I don't feel particularly good about supplying). I would appreciate whatever feedback you could give me. I would especially like to hear from anyone who is signed with them.
Thanks

They are the same as inbox dollars essentially and they are run by the same company. The only difference is that it SOMEHOW takes longer to cash out with them. $30 which is hard to do now that daily surveys -if you qualify- are only .50 and reading the e-mails is far less than that.
Maybe they'll raise it again when all their members cash out and leave.

[guerilla*gardener]

hey, CalGal...I have been working with sendearnings for maybe around 6 months and they are generally fair. First cashout is allowed is $30, and I'm almost there. The vast majority of what they send is click-throughs, which, just like others, don't pay much but add up. They also give so many "paid offers," that I finally broke down and tried a few, and they certainly worked...free trials that they pay you 6-8 bucks for; but you have to give credit card info. I thought I would NEVER do that, but tried it and so far haven't been screwed. Unfortunately, that's all anyone can ever lay claim to.

By the way, I also work with a group called "InboxDollar," and you would swear they are the same people. The click-throughs and offers are so closely alike that I keep getting comfused of which is which. Despite this, the accounts and earnings are totally separate, so I have both accounts approacihng the $30 cash out. It seems as thoughf for just a few extra key-clicks, my money was doubled.

I didn't recall them requesting my SS number, but I must have received some positive feedback about them or I wouldn't have. So here's mine: it won't be your best or your worst, but they are legit and fair and if you have any leftover time, I say go for it.

Guerilla Gardener

[rstanc]

Yes, send earnings and inbox are the same. or they might as well be.