I completed my first survey with dNeero on January 17, 2008 and five months later I finally reached that elusive $20 payout requirement to receive my very first payment from dNeero. I received the payment just this June 27, 2008 through PayPal. Having a PayPal account is a must because if not then you won’t be able to receive your payment from dNeero.

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I was a bit surprised when I went to check my account with MySearchFunds.com because I was redirected to a different domain and a page called Homepages Friends loaded. My initial thought was, did MySearchFunds.com shutdown?

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Today, I noticed something new with dNeero when I went to check how my current survey responses were doing and that is they now call their surveys conversations. Their homepage also reflected the changed and it now shows more information about previous and current surveys, errr… conversations. They’ve also changed their tag line from “Social Surveys” to “True Social Network Currency“. [...continue reading From Surveys To Conversations]

After a few months with Project Wonderful, this week, I finally broke its $10 barrier. Okay, so what is this $10 barrier I’m talking about? Well, what I’m calling the $10 barrier is Project Wonderful’s $10 minimum payout requirement. [...continue reading Broke Project Wonderful’s $10 Barrier]

Last January 2008 I posted something about Paid-To-Click/Surf/Read programs and I even signed up with a few of them. Well, I wasn’t very active in it. I’m like doing it one day and then not doing it for more than a week straight. I kinda do it, you know the clicking of ads, when I’m not really doing anything important but since I’ve been busy with other things this past few weeks I was only able to do some clicking on one of them and that was with Bux.to. [...continue reading Bux.to - Halfway There]

Recently, a fellow Filipino myLotter who is currently in India sent me a link to Money4Banners. It is a website that pays website owners for placing a standard 468×60 banner on their websites. He found me at myLot because I replied to a response he made about making money online. In his message, he said that my PR3 website could make some money from it. [...continue reading Money4Banners]

I’ve noticed that some Entrecard members have started to sell their Entrecard credits for cash in eBay and websites whose main business is to buy and sell Entrecard credits have also emerged, websites like EntreCredits.com and EntreCash.com. This practice is perfectly legal, in fact, Entrecard even encourages it. If you took the time to watch their video on their website then you’ll know that you can trade or sell your credits for cash. Not only that, they’re also currently testing their own Entrecard Exchange although the exchange is not yet fully implemented so for now those who want to sell or trade their Entrecard credits can do so through eBay or through direct purchase using PayPal’s Buy Now buttons. [...continue reading Joining The Bandwagon]

I usually use ImageShack or Flickr for hosting my images but then I learned that I can get paid for them too if I upload them to Shareapic. Shareapic is a picture/photo/image sharing site, just like ImageShack and Flickr, that pays its members for uploading their pictures. The pay is based on the number of views your uploaded pictures received and currently Shareapic is paying a rate of $0.22 per 1,000 views. I don’t think that’s a bad deal and it’s definitely better than nothing. [...continue reading Sharing My Pics]

I can’t remember when and where I first saw it but when I saw it being offered at AdToll I just immediately signed up. Oh, I am talking about “Peel Away Ads“. I went to check out AdToll today and after the homepage loaded I saw this tear like thing located at the top right corner of the site with the words “Special Offer”. So, I moused over and it opened up or should I say, it peeled away. Okay, so I thought that was very cool and, out of curiousity and interest, decided to just sign-up with them but I did browse the site more after signing up. [...continue reading Can You Peel It?]