GPT Sites that PAY!

If you had the opportunity to bring in some extra money every month, what "m" would motivate you?

MALL money? Maybe you're like me and you like to indulge yourself once in a while. What if you had a guilt-free way to do it?

MEAL money? Do you like to cook? Me neither. What if you could treat yourself to a couple meals out every month without tapping your household funds?

MAD money? Are you impulsive? See, it, want it, buy it? You might want to keep reading.

MORTGAGE money? Maybe you like to aim a little higher. The opportunity exists.



There are loads of ways to make money online, some will take a lot of effort and cost you a lot of money along the way to start seeing results. Some are flat-out scams. I'd like to tell you a little bit about a way I've found to earn consistent income online from multiple sources and have fun doing it. The way I see it, if you're going to idle away hour after hour online, you might as well figure out a way to make that time a little more productive. That's the beauty of GPT sites.

So what does that mean? I'm glad you asked! GPT stands for Get Paid To... and it can refer to a number of different things:


*Get paid to take surveys.

*Get paid for your opinions.

*Get paid to read e-mails

*Get paid to visit web sites

*Get paid to try free trial offers

And now for the $64,000 question: Do they work? Yes, they absolutely do.

Over the past weeks I have been paid...

$13 to get a free credit report
$11.50 to try an online anti-spam/antivirus/anti-spyware service
$10 to try an online FAX service
$12 to try out stamps.com
$1.50 to enter a poetry contest (and become a finalist...whee!)
$50+ to fill out 2 or 3 page online surveys

and the list goes on. And yes, I've been paid from every source listed and have received checks EVERY MONTH FOR A YEAR SO FAR!
If you have any questions or doubts, contact me. I have spent NO money out of pocket. Some GPT sites feature offers which do carry a small cost for shipping or fees but you are NEVER under any obligation to participate in any particular offer. It's all up to you. You can make as little or as much as you're willing to put the time into earning. I devote about ten minutes per day per program on average and that ten minutes pays WAY better than ten minutes at my nine-to-five job. There is a support base built in to each program to help you get started and keep your totals on the increase. And if you recruit others to join these programs, you also earn percentages of your referrals' earnings and sometimes THEIR referrals' earnings, too! What you make will be determined by yuor level of commitment but one thing I know for certain is this: THESE PROGRAMS WORK. One of those "M"s applies to you. What are you waiting for? Click on one or more of the program banners and start earning. I'll gladly sponsor you into each and every one.

Now do yourself a favor and BOOKMARK THIS PAGE NOW because once you set up your accounts at these sites, you'll want to advertise them so you can get referrals and make that all-important bonus money. What follows is a list of sites that can help you promote your GPT businesses (that's right, it's time to start thinking of these sites as businesses if you want to make money at them) and start building your referral base.

These sites are absolutely free and will provide LOADS of traffic to your site.

Paid social networking PLUS gaming? Are they SERIOUS??

Apparently they are! Get paid to socialize, keep a blog, browse other users' content.... oh yeah! And get paid to play GAMES! Unbelievable? Click for proof!

UVME - Get in NOW! Amazing Ground-Floor Opportunity!

The online games sector has been identified as the next step in the evolution of online entertainment, and people of all ages, from all over the world, play in their millions. And within this sector, “casual skill-based games” rank as one of the most popular pastimes.

What are casual games of skill?
Casual games are familiar, fun pastimes such as:

* Board games like draughts, backgammon
* Sports games like pool, golf and basketball
* Puzzle games like jigsaws and word games

These are played online in a tournament format, with each player paying a cash entry fee to play, and with a cash or merchandise prize going to the winner or winners of the tournament. Skill-based games are named accordingly because the outcome of each competition is based on the players’ ability and performance, with any elements of luck eliminated. This is critical, in order to be legal and avoid falling under anti-gambling statutes.

People like to play these games on their computers for a fun challenge. Playing them online against someone else adds an extra social, competitive element; and playing for cash prizes between USD$1 and $1,000 upwards makes them even more exciting and rewarding!

What does all of this mean? It means that online games are where the money is. People are willing to pay to play, and they are doing it already. Interesting fact?

It’s much more than that. Challenging a friend to a game, “u V me”, IS YOUR BUSINESS. The more fun people have, the bigger your profit. You don’t have to worry about stocks, overheads, selling, in fact, we’ve knocked down every barrier and erased every stigma attached, replacing it only with simplicity, fun, and status. So WIN or LOSE, you will always be a winner!

Fusioncash: Their slogan should be, "We just throw money at you!"

They pay you $5 just for signing up. Then, when you refer someone, they pay you $1. Not when they complete an offer, mind you, WHEN THEY SIGN UP and confirm their e-mail. Oh, and then they pay you $2 when your referral completes an offer and another $2 when they cash out.

And you're not signing up for this program....why?

Building Your Downline: What Works for Me

I've been thinking about the scores of messages I've sent downline over the past year or so in all the programs I'm building and it occurred to me that I should be doing it this way, with my trusty blog. People read blogs. I'm amazed sometimes at what people will use to entertain themselves. I'm painfully reminded of this as I sit here watching the Hell's Kitchen finale. The producers of this show have tricked me into watching people cook. And I'm watching them cook a kind of food I detest: food I will never get a chance to TASTE. I swear, cooking shows can be worse than porn. Anyway...

(I just said, "porn" so I'll get a better spot on the search engines...)

Anyway, here's how to build your downline:

The Short Rules
1. Start viewing your GPT program(s) as a business. If you treat your business like a hobby it will never grow.

2. Believe in your business. If you can't do that, quit. You're doing neither yourself nor me any good.

3. Get organized. Keep a list of all your logins and e-mail addresses. Figure out how much time you're willing to work your business every day and stick to a routine.

4. Do you want referrals? ASK for them. If you believe in what you're doing you should be able to approach people about it. The next list springs from this rule. I'm not going to simply tell you what to do, but how as well.

What Has Worked for Me

1. Join some forums where you are allowed to post a referral link in your signature. These forums can be about anything but, oddly enough, you'll get loads of referrals from GPT forums. If you are a regular contributor and what you contribute has substance, people will pay attention to you and will come into your business as your downlines.

2. Start a blog. Do what I'm doing right here. Start a blog. Update it often, make sure what you have to say is intelligent and substantive. It will draw people in. Use mine as a template if you would like. Post your programs first and POST-DATE the article so it's always the first thing your visitors see. Show them the merchandise, then pitch it. If you discover one program that makes you particularly excited, brag on it! Sing its praises. Whet your prospects' appetites with your enthusiasm.

3. Join some traffic exchanges. There are loads of free ones out there. I list a few that work well for the price. You can get more traffic with pay-per-click sites but until your business is really screaming, get what you can get for free. Nothing wrong with that...

4. Get off the Internet and hit the streets. Hang fliers wherever there's a public bulletin board. If you're doing just one program, showcase it. Include your referral URL on the flier. If you're in on twenty GPTs, replace the referral URL with the address to your blog. If it's too long, use tinyurl.com or a similar site to whittle it down to something people can easily write down or remember. Bear in mind that people DO judge books by their covers so make your fliers look good. You'll get referrals based on how much your prospect likes what they see. The same goes for the banners on your blog. If you're in a lot of programs, showcase the buffet. People will join a program if it's well-advertised (in other words, if it LOOKS GOOD to them). If you're in a lot of programs but one is lagging behind, push it. Push it real good! (sorry...) Start hanging fliers for just that one program for a while. There's no harm in driving it until it's up to speed with the rest of the pack.

So where do I post these fliers? I'm glad you asked! College campuses, libraries and booksellers have worked best for me but you'll pick up some referrals through grocers and laundromats too. Anywhere you find people, you'll find referrals. Print some business cards (almost every GPT has the VistaPrint offer where you'll get paid to do this) and just hand them out. Don't think about it, just hand them to people. When you hand a person something, they instinctively put out their hand to take it almost without fail. Put a card in their hand before they have the time to think about NOT taking it. Don't saturate the mall in an hour. Go to the mall and leave five or ten random people utterly confused. Moms with kids in tow are great prospects because, especially if they're working outside the home, they usually wish they weren't and that card could change their lives. That brings me to the most important thing...

5. Do what you do with the right attitude. If you approach people with selfishness or a sense of desperation, they WILL pick up on it. If you want to build trust, learn to care about people. Do what you do to help others. Helping others feels great. Knowing that you could be instrumental in that mom being able to stay at home with her kids should be your motivation for handing her that card. Put others ahead of yourself and your garden will grow.

Well, that's all I can think of right now. If I come up with more, I'll post another update. If you have questions, ask them. I won't lie to you and tell you there are no stupid questions because there definitely are. I just want you to feel free to ask them without fear of being judged because not asking the stupid questions you can't answer yourself is the epitome of stupid. Be smart, get sharp and let's all make some money!

Ecashoffers.com

Here's a hot ticket, everybody! Brand new program, I'm in contact daily with the owner and I'm already screaming through the offers. Oh, and THEY'RE ALL APPROVING. I MEAN ALL OF THEM! It's brand new so strike while the iron is hot and build a big downline for yourself!

A note about Marketing Pond

If you already use one or more GPTs and/or traffic exchanges (you are utilizing both, right?) you will want to sign up for this service. It's free and the programs that they list are the cream of the GPT crop. They even go as far as to provide a laundry list of known scams so you don't get burned. I'm in the process of signing up for every last one of the programs there. There's Lots of money out there if you'll just go get it. SO GO GET IT!