Do you really get paid to read mail?
By brislor
@brislor (55)
India
February 2, 2010 2:45am CST
There are so many sites on the internet which promises to pay you a a certain amount of dollars,or cents to click on mails and read them. Some sites are legitimate about paying their members but majority of them have the tendency not to pay, so how do you go about finding out which one pays and which one doesn’t.
3 responses
@rojishroy (600)
• India
2 Feb 10
Offcourse you are right there are many scam sites which offers paid mails. But there are many legimate sites also. You check these sites: inboxdollars.com , snapdollars.com, donkeymails.com etc. But you need very good number of refferels because the cash you will earn from a paid mail is 0.05$ maximum. On an average you will get 0.01$ per mail.
@rojishroy (600)
• India
2 Feb 10
Offcourse you are right there are many scam sites which offers paid mails. But there are many legimate sites also. You check these sites: inboxdollars.com , snapdollars.com, donkeymails.com etc. But you need very good number of refferels because the cash you will earn from a paid mail is 0.05$ maximum. On an average you will get 0.01$ per mail.
@rojishroy (600)
• India
2 Feb 10
Offcourse you are right there are many scam sites which offers paid mails. But there are many legimate sites also. You check these sites: inboxdollars.com , snapdollars.com, donkeymails.com etc. But you need very good number of refferels because the cash you will earn from a paid mail is 0.05$ maximum. On an average you will get 0.01$ per mail.
