Growing up in the 80's there use to be a commercial for an organization named R.I.F. that I loved. R.I.F. stood for Reading Is Fundamental! Boy is that statement true when it comes to working at home. Too often work at home seekers are skimming through articles and websites. They bounce from site to site in search of work at home but aren't really taking the time to dissect the valuable information that may be on these sites
Now I'm not criticizing folks that do this. Let's be honest some sites just suck! Furthermore as a new parent I know how it is when you're trying to squeeze in some free time in between doing laundry, taking care of the kids, paying the bills, working for the man, etc. You're just “trying to get in where you can fit in” as the saying goes. But this comes at cost!
Lack of Reading + Rushing = Lost Money!
This is the formula for disaster that many people are repeating. When you don't put aside time to read through sites or if you rush through, you end up missing hidden gold mines of opportunities. Or worst still you can end up getting scammed because you didn't do your research or read some article telling you about a scam to avoid. I've even see it here on this blog. I'll write an article about a specific subject and I'll get a comment or question about the exact thing I just covered in the article the person allegedly read. Ignoring articles is fine and dandy, but I've also seen people lose work at home jobs because they failed to read job descriptions carefully. This is actually very common and why some of us don't get a response from an employer!
As someone that hires work at home seekers from time to time, I can't tell you how many job seeker's emails or resumes go into the trash because they FAILED to read my specification directions. I know it sounds cruel but that's reality. Employers are very busy and they want the brightest people. Your job is to make their lives easier. So even though you might be the sharpest tool in the box, if you fail to follow specific directions because you rushed through reading a job description, you're going to be passed over. If an employer states not to call their office, then why be the stalker and call them? If an employer states no attached resume, then why send them your resume in an attachment? When you fail to follow directions then you're telling an employer “Mr Employer, you're name must be Skip because I going to skip over everything you wrote in that job description and do my own thing”. So now your potential employer will assume that this will be a reflection of your work ethic and who wants to hire someone like that?
So what you should take away from this? Eddy is big jerk! You might. But hopefully most of you will remember the little acronym I mentioned at the start of this article: R.I.F. And if you don't know what that stands for, then you've just proved my point.
How To Make Money Reading Right Now!
Now that's out the way, let's talk about how you can get paid for reading. You probably receive tons of unwanted emails from people you don't know. Shucks, you probably get a lot of unwanted emails from people you do know too! With that said, have you ever thought to yourself if I had a dime for every spam email I receive, I would be rich. I know I have. Unfortunately I don't know of any companies that would pay you a dime per email you read. But I do know of one that will pay you a few cents per email. For the last month or so I've started getting involved with paid to read email programs agains.
Ironically it's one of the first type of work at home opportunities I was involved in. This eventually lead to my career as an affiliate when I realized I could also get paid for referring other people to do the same thing. So how does one get paid to read email? It's quite simple.
1. Sign up for an email reader account with a reputable company (Hits4Pay.com). It's free!
2. Select the type of emails you want to receive.
3. Read the emails & Visit the sites in the email.
4. Get paid up to .02 cents per email!
5. Repeat steps 3-4 every day.
6. Receive a check or paypal payment at the end of the month.
That's pretty much it in a nutshell. Now let me spit out the usual disclaimer because I know there is going to be a “mad work at home seeker” complaining about this. No, you're not going to be able to support your family with the type of money email readers make! What we like to do here is to focus on opportunities that are actually available now so you can make money sooner rather than later. We all know that traditional work at home jobs are hard to land. So we provide you with various recommended non-traditional options because when you combine the income earned from their total sums, you can make some decent money. Or you can take the route of just spending hours trying to land traditional work at home jobs and not getting paid for the time you're spending. It's your choice either way.
But If you are interested in making money now, then getting paid to read email is a good place to start. Hits4Pay.com may be a company you want to look into. Don't worry it's a totally no cost, scam free opportunity. I can also attest to their legitimacy because I've been working with them for a month or two and received my first payment of $37.91 via paypal recently. Click here to see it! I also like Hits4Pay.com because they give you $10 just for signing up!
As good as this sound I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't touch upon some of the negatives. To receive your monthly payments you must earn at least $25 for the given month. That's not that easy to achieve just reading emails on your own but it does help that they provide you with the $10 bonus. But ultimately the smart thing to do would be to refer other work at home seekers to Hits4Pay.com using the free website address they provide you. (That's what I did!) You would then get paid when your referrals read emails too! This is an easier way to make more money and to achieve the minimum payment requirement. The other good thing is you're helping other people make money legitimately! So you're getting paid to help people!
Honestly, finding people that want a legitimate work at home opportunity is easy. You probably have a dozen or so work at home websites you visit regularly. They all probably have a blog, forum or message board where you can participate and tell people about your experience with Hits4Pay.com. You could also post free classified ads in craigslist.com, post flyers in your hood, etc. Just be creative.
So if you're interested in getting paid to read email, please click here to visit Hits4pay and get started today. It doesn't cost you a dime but hey you might make one reading some emails! If you have any questions about this opportunity click here to visit their site and read their FAQ section!
And finally remember R.I.F. It really troubles me to see how many people are skimming through sites. I've seen too many of you miss out on opportunities because of this. So do yourself a favor and make it a point to change that behavior. Think about how many jobs or opportunities you may have missed because of this. What do you guys think? Have you been guilty of ignoring R.I.F.?
Better be paying more than 2 cents to read that junk. just another scam
Versus getting paid $0 as you are now for reading emails. Isn’t that more of a scam? Yawn…
Hi Eddy
thanks for everything , but i just wanted to ask ;are those methods beneficial to those outside USA , as i live in Germany and i wanted to make sure that it worths it
Hi,
Visit our international page:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/international
Good luck.
Well Eddy,
Here is another program you got me to sign up for. Just got done with the registration now im waiting for approval. Just another trickle to the stream. But with the free $10 sign up hopefully it wont take too long to get to the $25 payout. I like the refferal deal too that way i get to help out friends and family and make a little extra cash as well!! Thanks for all the ideas Eddy! As someone who is just starting out trying to make some money online your site has been extreamly helpful. So please keep the great ideas comming!
Yes, I did receive and click the confirmation link. It said that the account would need to be confirmed, which would take about 24 hours. That took 5 days, but it is now showing as active. I’ll give it a little more time, and if nothing shows up at all, perhaps I’ll email them to see if anything is wrong.
The best thing to do is just email them directly. They would know better than the rest of us since it’s their site.
Julie:
When I joined Hits4Pay and about 5 others I had to go into the email I used to sign up with them and click on a URL to be officially registered. I suppose they want to make sure we really intended to sign up and that someone else was not just using our name and e-mail. Have you checked for that? I signed up about 2 weeks ago and get emails about every other day.
Good Luck
Shyanne
I signed up for Hits4Pay through your affiliate link (I thought you deserved it!), but I’m starting to wonder if I should be looking elsewhere, as in two weeks they have not sent a single email. I logged in to check the web site and sure enough, nothing. Are they just slow to start up, or are most emails sent to target Americans?
Eddie,
While I have a paypal account, I’ve never used it for anything other than purchasing. How do you get money that is deposited into your account? I really need cash to cover bills, so I’m wondering if this will do the trick.
Thanks
Shiela,
You have to set up your account so you can transfer money from your paypal account to your bank account. You can also have them send you a check. Or you can also get a paypal debit card that allows you to withdraw money from your paypal balance account from an atm. Or you can use that paypal debit card to make purchases. This shouldn’t be confused with their credit card. The paypal debit card uses only your paypal balance. So that’s the various ways to get money out of your paypal account. When you log in there should be a withdrawal tab that explains this all to you. Or just visit their site and click on the help section to read more information. Or just call them and they can walk you through it.
At the end of the day many of the opportunities we cover like the additional ones in my recommendations page:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations tend to pay by paypal because it is easy to use. I rarely get checks from companies anymore. Most pay via paypal or direct deposit. Keep in mind that paypal doesn’t do this out of the kindness of their heart. They do take a small percentage of your money which shouldn’t be a surprise in the day of banks nickel and diming you for everything.
@Jim:
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hi,Eddy,it’s really great to have such a few good personslike you. you are really doing a nice job preventing people from scam, which make them sick. you are like freash air who made me confident again.
Thanks again Rohit!
Hi Eddy, I just joined Hits4Pay and look forward to see if I can get a little income from this website. I read your review and it sounds pretty easy. Thanks again.
Hi Blancam,
You’re welcome. It is a very easy way to make money. It’s not like you’ll be able to support your family with it, but you might as well get paid for something you already do. For that matter you may want to consider swagbucks which pays you for just doing searches on Google. I have to finish my review on it. But I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and have made some money with it. So check it out here:
http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/workathomenoscams
My other recommendations can be found here:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/recommendations
Good luck and keep me posted.
OH!! My apologies!! My friend Tonya just got onto me for calling her Tanya (shame on me). I’m doing 12 things at one time so excuse me, that wasn’t intentional. Have a good day & keep up the excellent work EDDY 😉
No worries Ms Moore. Lol
Thanks for the info Laurie & Eddie!!!
You’re welcome. By the way its Eddy not Eddie. 😉
Ms. Moore, I can assure you. Hits4pay is NOT a scam at all.
They do give you a free $10 to sign up and it did take me about a year last year to make it to$25 and got $26 something from them on Nov. 2008.
It’s not something where you can make load of money with. It’s one of those earn extra income kind of thing. I hope this helps if you were not sure on signing up with them. It’s worth getting paid to view these simple ads at least.
I’ve formed the habit of checking in with your site to make sure a work at home offer is legit before signing up, thanks for all your research!! What WAH jobs would you offer someone who has no interest in talking to anyone on the phone that has no fees and real pay?
I just saw an ad for hits4pay today on Craigslist. I did a little digging and this is what I found:
https://www.ripoffreport.com/Internet-Marketing-Companies/Multiple-Stream-Medi/multiple-stream-media-hits4p-ybdb9.htm
I’m unsure about dealing with them, but everyone that’s interested keep the rest of us posted if you decide to go through with it.
Hi Ms Moore,
I can say with 100% certainity that Hits4pay.com is legit and have been paid by them many times. Even in that website you referenced you’ll see many more people that have come forward that they were paid. What I have found is that nearly any company will have some anomalies, haters or situation that wasn’t always resolved in the way someone would like. We see it every day at airports, the government, etc but no one is running around calling them scams. So you have to keep that in mind when doing your research. If in most cases a company has complaints that aren’t resolved, you may want to avoid them. If the reviews are a bit mixed and you have nothing to lose such as money by giving a company a shot, then you may still want to work with the company. This all boils down to the strategy you would take with investments or gambling. Don’t risk more than you can afford to lose and you’ll be fine.
In regards to your other questions, try visiting the companies page to find a job of interest to you:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies
Every Friday we list new job leads as well so you can give that a shot:
http://www.workathomenoscams.com/category/work-from-home-job-leads
This will give you jobs with “real pay” but it’s probably going to take you a while to land one though. That’s why we offer the non-traditional opportunities as well so you can make money as you try
to get a “Real” job. Either way you have options and its up to you to choose them.
Hope this helps.