Comments on: Is InboxDollars.com A Scam? http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/ Work At Home & Avoid Scams. Our Guide will help you find jobs, telecommuting friendly companies & other work from home options. Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:20:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Eddy Salomon http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10929 Eddy Salomon Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:09:21 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10929 You're basically repeating what I've already argued in the article. Of course you can't earn a living just doing this. But you couple this with various other non-traditional work at home opportunities: www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations and a traditional work at home job or two: www.workathomenoscams.com/jobs and now you're making money at home. As someone that makes money online full time and has been making money online part time since the early 90's I'm here to tell you when you're open minded and actually give various opportunities a shot, you can eventually succeed. But sitting on the fence taking shots at legitimate opportunities because of some weaknesses isn't going to bring you any closer to your goal of making money at home. No one would should quit a day job unless you've established a consistent way of making a living online. I didn't quit my day job until I had proven that I was making more than I was taking in for a good year or two. So no one is arguing to do anything reckless here. The goal of these type of opportunities is to get your feet wet. Build up your confidence that you can make money online. But you need to have the proper attitude to appreciate it. When I made a cent from reading an email in the early 90s I was thrilled! I still had a part time offline job and I wasn't about to quit it because I made a penny online. But what that penny did was show me that making money online is a reality. Now it was just a matter of replicating the efforts that made me a penny into something that made me dollars, than hundreds of dollars and then thousands of dollars. Obviously I've now reached that goal. But if I took your attitude about it, I would have laughed at that penny and gave up. You could too. But then you have to be ready to live with making someone else rich the rest of your life and if you're cool with that then by all means carry on whatever you have been doing. But if you want to a different life than you need to be open minded to try different things because it can lead to a whole new world. This is just my two cents and it's based from years of experience making money online and losing it. So take it with a grain of salt. You’re basically repeating what I’ve already argued in the article. Of course you can’t earn a living just doing this. But you couple this with various other non-traditional work at home opportunities: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations
and a traditional work at home job or two: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/jobs
and now you’re making money at home. As someone that makes money online full time and has been making money online part time since the early 90’s I’m here to tell you when you’re open minded and actually give various opportunities a shot, you can eventually succeed. But sitting on the fence taking shots at legitimate opportunities because of some weaknesses isn’t going to bring you any closer to your goal of making money at home.

No one would should quit a day job unless you’ve established a consistent way of making a living online. I didn’t quit my day job until I had proven that I was making more than I was taking in for a good year or two. So no one is arguing to do anything reckless here. The goal of these type of opportunities is to get your feet wet. Build up your confidence that you can make money online. But you need to have the proper attitude to appreciate it. When I made a cent from reading an email in the early 90s I was thrilled! I still had a part time offline job and I wasn’t about to quit it because I made a penny online. But what that penny did was show me that making money online is a reality. Now it was just a matter of replicating the efforts that made me a penny into something that made me dollars, than hundreds of dollars and then thousands of dollars. Obviously I’ve now reached that goal. But if I took your attitude about it, I would have laughed at that penny and gave up. You could too. But then you have to be ready to live with making someone else rich the rest of your life and if you’re cool with that then by all means carry on whatever you have been doing.

But if you want to a different life than you need to be open minded to try different things because it can lead to a whole new world. This is just my two cents and it’s based from years of experience making money online and losing it. So take it with a grain of salt.

]]> By: Wayne Cook http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10913 Wayne Cook Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:41:23 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10913 You're right, it's not a scam. But, even if you joined every get paid to read emails site out there, you still couldn't make enough to pay your internet bill each month. I'll even go you one better. Never join anything that you have to pay for to do surveys. Most of the survey sites they give you can be found on your own. And, unless you've been everywhere, done everything, and own everything, you will not qualify for most surveys. I'm beginning to think you can't make a full time living on the internet. Good thing I didn't quit the day job. You’re right, it’s not a scam. But, even if you joined every get paid to read emails site out there, you still couldn’t make enough to pay your internet bill each month. I’ll even go you one better. Never join anything that you have to pay for to do surveys. Most of the survey sites they give you can be found on your own. And, unless you’ve been everywhere, done everything, and own everything, you will not qualify for most surveys. I’m beginning to think you can’t make a full time living on the internet. Good thing I didn’t quit the day job.

]]> By: Callie http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10827 Callie Tue, 02 Mar 2010 14:54:29 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10827 <a href="#comment-10823" rel="nofollow">@Greg:</a> Hi Greg, I couldn't agree with you more. Two thumbs way up for Inbox Dollars from this satisfied member! @Greg:

Hi Greg,

I couldn’t agree with you more. Two thumbs way up for Inbox Dollars from this satisfied member!

]]> By: Eddy Salomon http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10826 Eddy Salomon Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:05:46 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10826 Amen Greg! lol Amen Greg! lol

]]> By: Greg http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10823 Greg Tue, 02 Mar 2010 06:44:50 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10823 Inbox dollars is not a scam. We all as members or new recruits enter a site a sceptic. I know u anwsered a few questions and then they denied you saying "sorry you don't meet our standards for this survey" So does that mean they scammed you because you anwsered some questions? Come on now, if they were going to scam you then they would open up and shut down and then open up under a new name and shut down and keep doing it. I know its annoying, you log in, try to do a survey and get denied. I get annoyed with it too, but its like eddy says, if you work a lot of these sites at once, write blogs and leave your referal links, join forums and just leave banners and links with relative information, people will sign up and bam u get extra money and b4 u know it your getting 20 different checks because your affiliated with 20 different companies. The checks may not be huge but even if they are 50 dollars a peice and you only get one a year, 20x50 is 1,000 dollars, i dont know about you but i could use that for sitting down a clicking stuff. haha i mean come on. Inbox dollars is not a scam. We all as members or new recruits enter a site a sceptic. I know u anwsered a few questions and then they denied you saying “sorry you don’t meet our standards for this survey” So does that mean they scammed you because you anwsered some questions? Come on now, if they were going to scam you then they would open up and shut down and then open up under a new name and shut down and keep doing it. I know its annoying, you log in, try to do a survey and get denied. I get annoyed with it too, but its like eddy says, if you work a lot of these sites at once, write blogs and leave your referal links, join forums and just leave banners and links with relative information, people will sign up and bam u get extra money and b4 u know it your getting 20 different checks because your affiliated with 20 different companies. The checks may not be huge but even if they are 50 dollars a peice and you only get one a year, 20×50 is 1,000 dollars, i dont know about you but i could use that for sitting down a clicking stuff. haha i mean come on.

]]> By: Eddy Salomon http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10822 Eddy Salomon Tue, 02 Mar 2010 02:01:38 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10822 Thanks Sheldon. I totally agree about your tip. We mirror the same advice in dealing with get paid to try offers: www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/05/07/getpaidtotryoffers/ In any event, it's always great to hear when folks are making money at home. So thanks for sharing! Thanks Sheldon.

I totally agree about your tip. We mirror the same advice in dealing with get paid to try offers:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/05/07/getpaidtotryoffers/

In any event, it’s always great to hear when folks are making money at home. So thanks for sharing!

]]> By: sheldon http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10819 sheldon Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:51:56 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10819 Great article! I just requested a payment of $41... I'd like to make a suggestion to anyone concerned about spam... create a separate yahoo or gmail account to use for inbox dollars and for all related offers you may sign up for... that way any spam does not interfere with your regular email. This is what I've done and it's worked out very well. I have a gmail account as my regular email account and check that multiple times per day. I have a yahoo account that I use for inbox dollars. I check it about once a day and read the paid emails and just delete all the other emails. Anyway, I hope that may be a helpful tip to someone who's thinking about trying out inbox dollars. Good luck! Great article! I just requested a payment of $41…

I’d like to make a suggestion to anyone concerned about spam… create a separate yahoo or gmail account to use for inbox dollars and for all related offers you may sign up for… that way any spam does not interfere with your regular email. This is what I’ve done and it’s worked out very well. I have a gmail account as my regular email account and check that multiple times per day. I have a yahoo account that I use for inbox dollars. I check it about once a day and read the paid emails and just delete all the other emails.

Anyway, I hope that may be a helpful tip to someone who’s thinking about trying out inbox dollars. Good luck!

]]> By: Sheila http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10361 Sheila Sat, 16 Jan 2010 20:36:17 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-10361 Greg I totally agree with you...It is a scam...every survey I took I never got credit for...so I unsubscribed and told them to take me off the list and they are still sending me read this email...so when I go to unsubscribe again it tells me They are sorry but, I am unsubscribed. So, why can't they take me off their list so I don't get their junk mail. Greg I totally agree with you…It is a scam…every survey I took I never got credit for…so I unsubscribed and told them to take me off the list and they are still sending me read this email…so when I go to unsubscribe again it tells me They are sorry but, I am unsubscribed. So, why can’t they take me off their list so I don’t get their junk mail.

]]> By: Eddy Salomon http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-9102 Eddy Salomon Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:42:06 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-9102 Hi Pam, Thanks for chiming in. Your husband is correct many of those sites being advertised on any site can install malware on your computer. But if you don't download anything, have an up to date spyware and virus protection, it becomes less of an issue. Everyday I get emails with that have dangerous attachments in them from various people. But I haven't had a virus infection for years because I follow the advice I've provided here. Furthermore now I have a mac so that's even more unlikely. lol But it's just a matter of applying the same vigilance you would with your email or visiting any site. But he's right I find some of these work at home sites tend to have more of that crap. Hi Pam,

Thanks for chiming in. Your husband is correct many of those sites being advertised on any site can install malware on your computer. But if you don’t download anything, have an up to date spyware and virus protection, it becomes less of an issue. Everyday I get emails with that have dangerous attachments in them from various people. But I haven’t had a virus infection for years because I follow the advice I’ve provided here. Furthermore now I have a mac so that’s even more unlikely. lol But it’s just a matter of applying the same vigilance you would with your email or visiting any site. But he’s right I find some of these work at home sites tend to have more of that crap.

]]> By: Pam http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-9068 Pam Sat, 24 Oct 2009 17:50:08 +0000 http://workathomenoscams.com/2007/09/02/is-inboxdollarscom-a-scam/#comment-9068 Hi all, First of all, I want to thank Eddy for this fabulous website and all the work he does. I have not been able to read all of the comments on this page so I apologize in advance if this has been touched upon. I joined a bunch of pay to read email sites including Inbox Dollars. My husband, who is in IT, went off on me because he said the ads that they send you to look at put spyware on your computer. He found some on ours. While I don't know which one did it, I was doing alot of different sites, you MUST be careful. I've stopped now because of this. You can have your identity stolen with spyware for those of you not familiar with the term. Just my 2 cents! Hi all,

First of all, I want to thank Eddy for this fabulous website and all the work he does. I have not been able to read all of the comments on this page so I apologize in advance if this has been touched upon. I joined a bunch of pay to read email sites including Inbox Dollars. My husband, who is in IT, went off on me because he said the ads that they send you to look at put spyware on your computer. He found some on ours. While I don’t know which one did it, I was doing alot of different sites, you MUST be careful. I’ve stopped now because of this. You can have your identity stolen with spyware for those of you not familiar with the term. Just my 2 cents!

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