Do you know DooYoo? What about their rewarding system?
By ninafrerichs
@ninafrerichs (48)
Netherlands
June 15, 2010 3:05pm CST
Hi everyone,
I''ve been writing all my life, ah well, to be honest, since I was about 6 years old and learned how to write on primary school. But anyway, I have been writing for about 20 years now. And started to write product reviews for the Dutch Ciao site (as I am Dutch) and recently discovered another pretty great site (that does give some nice rewards for writing) named DooYoo. At DooYoo you can suggest products, write reviews about almost anything alive and kicking (or dead and electronic...) and get either cash, or Amazon vouchers for your reviews. A nice way to earn some pocket money, and to do what I like best, which is writing. I am wondering, are there more people around here who use DooYoo, and what do you think of their rewarding system?
Love Nina
2 responses
@jazzsue58 (2666)
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20 Jun 10
I used to write for Dooyoo, but I found the site a bit cliquey when it came to giving out crowns (which is the way to earn decent cash). All the same, it helped me kick off my internet writing career - I'd do reviews there now, but I'm too busy with Matt and WOW!
If you love writing, you'll love Matt's company. If you like, I can post you a link for their email address - they pay well and it's almost like having a "real" job. Well, it pays me a salary that sometimes nudges 4 figures, anyway.
@ninafrerichs (48)
• Netherlands
20 Jun 10
Hi but does Matt's company pay through Paypal? Because I live in Holland... yeah sure send me the link, it is very welcome!
@Sonia3 (21)
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15 Jun 10
I write on dooyoo's British website. I started writing there for the money but now I enjoy writing reviews so much that the money is just a bonus. They recently changed the reward system so that reviews of products that bring in the most money are paid more. I still think that the reward system is quite generous because you do get paid just for posting the review and then you get paid in addition for each member read, whereas ciao only pay for reads (but also have a premium fund).
