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mstngdav
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# Posted: 14 Oct 2007 20:45
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My wife just signed up to do Project Payday. She did it by doing an offer with google instead of paying for it. She has been reading for 3 days, but she is planning on doing a trade tonight if she can find someone to trade with her with no TR rating. I will post here and let you know how it goes for her and if its worth it or not.
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dreamer08
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# Posted: 14 Oct 2007 22:12
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Hello all, I'm brand new here, having just signed up with Project Payday and read the training manual. I'm so glad I found this forum! It seems on the up-and-up.
Two posters mentioned that there is all the info PP provides actually available for free elsewhere. I'd love to know where; I'm not sure how to PM here or I would have done that in order not to waste anyone else's time.
My main concerns with them are the need to disable your spam filters and especially your spyware blocking software. I had a terrible problem with spyware a year ago and it's been ok since I've had the blocks in. So I certainly don't want to take that risk.
Also, they say you should take as many offers as you get in email, but I never click on links I get in emails. I just type in the company's URL and check them out. Lots of emails are from scammers posing as legit companies with offers ...
Also, I'm concerned about using my credit cards for this. Project Payday says in the training manual that you can buy prepaid credit cards to use with this.
All I have to do now is get 2 new email accounts (Yahoo is best but at least one source who makes a living doing surveys said not to use a free account, not sure why), and get started.
What do all of you think of disabling spam filters and spyware software?
I really want to start this. It won't make me rich but I have quite a few hours to devote, so I want to replace my day job income.
Thanks, Ana
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dreamer08
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# Posted: 15 Oct 2007 23:57
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Quoting: ezmoney I tried it, made a bit of money and then realized where the real money is
Hi ezmoney, could you please tell us where this better place is? Or, PM me if you know how.
Thanks ...
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dreamer08
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# Posted: 16 Oct 2007 00:01
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Quoting: SimplyMe I have found a more pleasant place to set up with.
Hello SimplyMe, would you be so kind as to tell us what this more pleasant place is ... or PM me if you prefer?
Other questions: I just signed up with PPD, and someone mentioned making sure to keep track of when to cancel. I understand that perfectly. Anyone having trouble cancelling? Of course PPD does not allow you to talk about cancelling, and I can kind of understand it. But no one could possibly make a profit otherwise, so ...
I don't feel I can start with them until I know I can cancel each offer when the time comes. I'm with them to make money, not spend it.
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dreamer08
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# Posted: 16 Oct 2007 00:12
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mg86, pdacosta and all others who are making money with this:
How are you doing with being able to cancel offers easily? Otherwise, you're just spending money, not making it.
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suzif
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# Posted: 28 Oct 2007 21:06
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Quoting: Starbright48 Try signing up with A.W. Surveys. They are international and pay by PayPal. You could also make money through their referral system. I'm about to get my first payment from them in a couple of days.
Before signing up with A.W. Surveys you might want to google them. I found out a bunch of information from doing that and there is another forum that states that the owner of the site is actually a 17 year old kid and no one is getting paid for the surveys they're doing. I hope you end up getting paid Starbright!! Let me know. And good luck.
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Starbright48
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# Posted: 7 Nov 2007 18:07
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Quoting: suzif Before signing up with A.W. Surveys you might want to google them. I found out a bunch of information from doing that and there is another forum that states that the owner of the site is actually a 17 year old kid and no one is getting paid for the surveys they're doing. I hope you end up getting paid Starbright!! Let me know. And good luck.
Hi suzif,
I was paid by AW Surveys a couple of weeks ago. $75 payment is what I got. I had my doubts about AW Surveys too at first, but after I received my payment from them, I know that they are for real I'm about to get my second payment from AW Surveys. You know, I don't know who puts out all of this disinformation about some of these companies, since some of the information they put out is false. The way they downgrade these internet companies, people would be afraid to sign up for internet service!! Take AW Surveys as a example. You said it was a forum that said that a 17 year kid was running it. I did my homework on AW Surveys before I signed up with them, even though I had my doubts at first that they would pay. AW Surveys is a real company run by adults. Their business offices is located in New York and Paris. They also have other sites that is basically web hosting sites. They don't have a lot of surveys to fill out, so the only and best way to make money with them is by referring people to AW Surveys. So far, I have gotten over a hundred people to sign up with them last month. That's how I got my first payment. Now I have over 80 people signed up with them for this month. Now I'm about to get another payment from them. In making a long story short, you have to figure out for yourself which programs online will really pay off for you and go with it.
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softly777
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# Posted: 10 Nov 2007 12:10
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In refernce to Project Payday, you mentiloned there is actually another place that will teach everything to you for free. Please e-mail me.
Thanks
Thelma [email protected]
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mg86
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# Posted: 24 Nov 2007 00:44
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Earlier on I posted that project payday was a good way to make money, and it use to be. I would like to change my opinion on that. I wouldn't call it a scam, but it kinda feels like one. Lately the forums you use to make money with this system have been flooded with foreign scammers who abuse the system to make more money for themselves while others get ripped off. I'm pretty sure I'm just going to give up on this method of making money. To bad this had to happen to a such a good thing.
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mg86
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# Posted: 24 Nov 2007 00:49
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I kept track of the offers with Microsoft excel. I had them organized and in the order they needed to be canceled. To make $30 with this system you only have to spend about $3-10 on offers. I have had a few offers that I actually liked and kept, it was a good deal.
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jmax
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# Posted: 25 Nov 2007 14:33
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This program basically has the sellers commiting trial offer fraud- which may even be wire & internet fraud as well. I will let you know when I receive a response back from a letter I sent to my State Attorney Generals Office. Beware of the tactics you have to employ to make money with this system.
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olo420
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# Posted: 27 Nov 2007 07:38
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Yes, I have heard of them. The information is free at Cash Quick PD @ http://www.cashquickpd.com
Just visit the site and look it over then connect to any one of the user forums out there and use the information there to guide you. It works but takes a lot of effort and technique.
Project Pay Day is full of misinformation and lies. The facts are simple, the industry is far from perfect and there are no guarantees about crediting.
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hotmomof2
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# Posted: 18 Dec 2007 18:33
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I am interested in trying project payday but exactly how much does it cost? I really need to make some money fast for the bills so I dont have much to give.
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formvals
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# Posted: 22 Dec 2007 19:44
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I never seen anything with more hoops to jump thru in my life, finnaly gave up, just do not have the patients for things like that. Found a couple things that work a lot better.
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mountainmom5
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# Posted: 22 Dec 2007 20:37 · Edited by: mountainmom5
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We checked out the Project Payday,too, or my husband did and he spent HOURS researching it...and then completed a couple offers.....what he found is this...
1) you have to be willing to work a couple hours to make anywhere from $10 - $30 2)You have to be organized enough to remember to cancel all the stuff you sign up for 3)you have to pay attention to ALL the details, to get credited for your offers 4)Your email gets flooded with junk mail.... 5)it's a little uncomfortable to turn off all your filters with all the spamming going on nowadays!
He spent about 8-12 hours total doing research and offers and etc...and made about $15......now he has to remember to cancel everything or it will COST him money....go figure
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coachise
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# Posted: 17 Jan 2008 08:59
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Simplyme,
I read your input about project payday and was interested in the info you mentioned about another place that teaches the same concepts for free.
Thanks for your help,
Coachise [email protected]
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familymoses
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# Posted: 20 Jan 2008 18:03
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Instead of ripping you off as most "too good to be true" bizopps do, Project Payday methodically teaches you how to rip off businesses who use incentives to attract new customers.
You sign up, knowing full well you have no intention of becoming a customer, and after you accept the incentive, you cancel out, keeping the incentive.
If someone did that to you, you would be screaming scam, fraud and ripoff all over the internet.
But somehow you rationalize that it's OK if you do it to them. Something about "cost of doing business" or other such horse pucky.
I can't believe it hasn't been shut down yet.
JMHO.
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FreeCashMan
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# Posted: 20 Jan 2008 18:46
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If you like project payday then you'll love what our program is doing for its members. It takes project pay day to another level. You don't have to worry about continuously doing offers to make money. And unlike project pay day our program can make your rich and build residual cash flow. Nothing else like! See signature line info.
But project payday is a program that should be commended for what it does.
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mountainmom5
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# Posted: 20 Jan 2008 23:33
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...update on our projectpayday experience...
We have money as some of the programs that we had signed up for had some things in the fine print that we missed...
Most of them were really good about cancelling but we didn't get all the credits...
Ended up with over a hundred dollars in credit card dues...
Good lesson learned - and for some reason we seem to learn best the hard way
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KentuckyBOY
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# Posted: 25 Jan 2008 20:22
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Hello, This is my first post here in this forum. I just want to say hello to everyone and want to share my experience and success that I have had from Project Payday. I have only been Project Payday's referral program. I am currently at Pay Level 6 which is $2.50 per sign-up. In 4 months I have had over 30,000 visitors visit Project Payday using my link. Out of all of those visitors 10,843 of them signed up. So do the math, 10,843 x $2.50 is A LOT OF MONEY! The great part about all of this is, I got all of those visitors for FREE! There are a lot of ways to make an income online, but I bet none of them are better than Project Payday. I hope anyone that uses Project Payday's referral program, has the same success I did. GOOD LUCK!
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yebel89
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# Posted: 27 Jan 2008 17:53
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I am a project payday mentor and have been a member on incentive freebie sites / forums for 7 months. I have grossed over $10,000 in profit and I can show you paypal screenshots on my blog. The system does work. but you must take it seriously and be committed. It does tak 1-2 hours a day of hard work
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formvals
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# Posted: 29 Jan 2008 22:31
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Looked at this once they sure wanted me to give my credit card info to a lot of companies I have never heard of just to get to the real how to of the business, so did not follow thru. Hope You're doing well with it. Good luck Val
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Bluecash
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# Posted: 30 Jan 2008 11:44 · Edited by: Bluecash
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IMHO.. Project Payday is GREAT for anyone looking to make some fast money. But if you are looking to make money for the long-term or to turn this into a home-based business for yourself. I would not reccommend it.
You will not get rich off this program. They are very clear with their terms about that.
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montanaboy
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# Posted: 30 Jan 2008 12:16
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I tried Project Payday, I would not say it does'nt work, it does work. However just make sure you have a good record keeping system in place or it'll turn into the biggest nightmare you ever dream of. Did I make money? I thought I had only to discover later that it cost me more then I made.So did I make money? I'll let you all figure that out. There's a difference between making a profit and making money
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wdhowellsr
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# Posted: 3 Feb 2008 10:11
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I started this program this past Friday night. First if you don't take the time to watch all of the videos and read the tutorial then you don't have a chance. Second the have a mentoring program that helps you get started and asks questions.
The bottom line is that once I figured out how it worked I was able to make about $150.00 and spent about fifty dollars in offers ranging from $1.00 to $5.00 dollars. I keep track of the offers in a spreadsheet so that I can cancel them in time.
The real trick though is not doing offers for pay but rather paying people to do referral offers for you.
There is no ethical problems because no matter how you slice it the company is getting you to look at your product, the person paying for you to click the offer is getting money or products, and your getting money.
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sharmeh
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# Posted: 10 Mar 2008 15:02
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Hello Just wanted to let anyone who is interested know that Project Payday works if you read the rules, stay organized, cancel on time. You won't get rich by any means. But it is a good way to get that iphone or laptop you want for half the price. I've been doing it since October 2007 around the time they opened and have not had one problem with anyone or anything. Anyways this is my opinion and l'm sorry for you guys that have had problems with them.
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kcl222
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# Posted: 17 Mar 2008 18:01
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I signed up for Project Payday a couple months back, and found that you have to sign up for a trial offer from a company before your membership begins. The trial is usually 7 days, and if you don't cancel within 7 days, you get charged 39.95 a month. If you look into Project Payday, be aware that these trials could cost you some money if you don't cancel on time.
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Marktech
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# Posted: 27 Mar 2008 12:24
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If you leverage project payday correctly by paying other people to go for the greens and then using credits to get the BIG prize and then reselling it you can hack out a living doing this. The problem is you still have to sign-up for at least one offer yourself - risking not getting credit for the green and/or trying to get a re-occurring charge off your credit card - one of my least favorite things for sure.
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skylife
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# Posted: 28 Mar 2008 18:43
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I signed up with Project Payday by completing a trial offers with one of their sponsors. My PPD account should have been activated within 15 minutes and I have been waiting 9 days. I have sent Project Payday 2 emails through their support center (also attaching the confirmation letter from their sponsor) and I sent them one email to [email protected] but I have not received any reply whatsoever. Has this happened to anyone else? Anyone have any ideas what else I can do to get them to activate my account? I wish they had a customer support phone number.
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GetGoin
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# Posted: 29 Mar 2008 00:53
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from my point of view m not impressed.. i must say ...formvals: He spent about 8-12 hours total doing research and offers and etc...and made about $15......now he has to remember to cancel everything or it will COST him money....go figure Merry Christmas to all - and a prosperous 2008!
if you do go for a program like this may be it wont be merry and prosperous anymore !!
cheers.. rameez.
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