today in frugality, RE: surveys
A few months ago I signed up with a couple of online survey sites. One of them offers from a handful of change up to a few pounds for every survey you qualify for and complete, and the other offers points that you can redeem for gift vouchers to restaurants, stores, &tc. So far the vouchers one has proven the fastest and easiest pay-off, as I just received my first £10 voucher in the mail this morning \o/
They're good almost anywhere I'd want to shop / eat at in London, and even though I'm broke I could actually treat my boycreature to a nice lunch or dinner out... if I weren't working all weekend <.<;; But still, FREE MONIES, you guys, there IS a tiny smidgeon out there. And if you're like me and prone to mindlessly web-surfing every now and again (read: probably entirely too often), you may as well get paid for it.
There's also something called HTMail, which I've been trial-running for about a month now, that's kinda the same deal - you click on ads or take surveys, they credit you a few pennies, and if the total's over a certain amount of money that you can specify by the end of the month, you get a little deposit into PayPal. If not, it carries over to next month. So far it's been pretty slow going, but I am thinking that giving some referrals would probably help double or triple the change, 'cause they also credit you for surveys taken / ads viewed by people you got to sign up.
Anyhoo, time now for good free fun with friends, boozahol, and terrible terrible Norwegian movies.
They're good almost anywhere I'd want to shop / eat at in London, and even though I'm broke I could actually treat my boycreature to a nice lunch or dinner out... if I weren't working all weekend <.<;; But still, FREE MONIES, you guys, there IS a tiny smidgeon out there. And if you're like me and prone to mindlessly web-surfing every now and again (read: probably entirely too often), you may as well get paid for it.
There's also something called HTMail, which I've been trial-running for about a month now, that's kinda the same deal - you click on ads or take surveys, they credit you a few pennies, and if the total's over a certain amount of money that you can specify by the end of the month, you get a little deposit into PayPal. If not, it carries over to next month. So far it's been pretty slow going, but I am thinking that giving some referrals would probably help double or triple the change, 'cause they also credit you for surveys taken / ads viewed by people you got to sign up.
Anyhoo, time now for good free fun with friends, boozahol, and terrible terrible Norwegian movies.