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How to Earn 100% Passive Income with CashCrate

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Now I’m going to reveal the real way to earn great money with CashCrate. Yes, you can earn some decent income by filling out surveys and offers, but the way to earn checks totaling $700, $800, $1000 and more . . . is to refer others to the CashCrate opportunity.

In fact, you can make money without filling out a single survey (this is especially great news for non-USA/Canada people). That’s because CashCrate has the BEST referral program out of all the online survey companies – none of the others comes close!

You will start on the Bronze Level. They pay two levels deep on referrals and you earn a $3 bonus every time one of your referrals earns their first $10 dollars.

Here’s the CashCrate Referral Program:

Bronze: 0 - 49 Active Referrals = 20% First Level, 10% Second Level
Silver: 50 – 149 Active Referrals = 25% First Level, 10% Second Level
Gold: 150 – 299 Active Referrals = $25 First Level, 15% Second Level
Platinum: 300 – 499 Active Referrals = 30% First Level, 15% Second Level
Elite: 500+ Active Referrals = 30% First Level, 20% Second Level

As you see, there is an opportunity to make some great money by referring people. You’ll have to put in some effort, however, to attract sign ups. Many of the top earners have blogs and websites where they talk about the CashCrate program. It's not hard to talk about CashCrate because you will be helping people to earn some money with an honest company.

You can also make forum postings and write articles to draw attention to your blog and/or website. Before you know it, you’ll be getting a nice check from CashCrate on a monthly basis for maybe, ten hours of work.

I know this is true, because even though I’m relatively new to the CashCrate program, I’ve already earned my first $10 check and I’ve got $40 pending on just referrals alone.

The Best Survey Company By Far is CashCrate

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I used to steer clear of the whole online survey thing because even though it sounded tempting, there’s just so much garbage out there and bogus companies looking to make money off of unsuspecting people.

Recently I became aware of an online survey company called CashCrate. Many people had good things to say about it, so I decided to check it out for myself. I have to admit that I was impressed with what I found out. It seemed honest and friendly, but still being a little skeptical, I went straight to their forum.

I like to see what real people are saying since that’s the best judge of a good company. Well, to make a long story short, I was quickly convinced that they are a good company who does their best to please its members and they are also responsive to feedback from members.

Another great thing about them is that they pay on time and regularly. No wondering if you’re going to get paid for your work. Plus, they are free to join so you don’t have to come up with $40 bucks just to see what they’ve got.

If you’re looking to get started making money for some easy survey work then CashCrate is a great place to start. CashCrate surveys and offers pay on average between $.50 and $40. Take a look at their site here

How Much Money Can I Make Doing Online Surveys?

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Despite what you may read elsewhere, there is no set amount you can make filling out surveys. This is strictly part-time income and the amount of money you make depends on how many surveys you fill out and how many are approved for payment. If you have dreams of staying home and making a living from online surveys, that’s not likely to happen.

Surveys are great for part-time income, say $100 - $500 per month (and that’s if you are committed to doing them regularly), but you won’t get rich this way. Think of this as an easy way to earn some extra money.

Online Survey Tips

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Get a Free Email Account: You’ll notice that you’ll get a lot of junk mail from companies that you’ve done surveys for because they usually ask for your email. Go ahead and get a free email account specifically to use for surveys, then you won’t have to wade through all that junk in your main email account.

HOT TIP: You should create 10 or more free email addresses to use because companies often track your surveys via email address and your future offers with the same company may not confirm for payment if you use the same email address, so make sure you have other ones you can use as a back up.

Phone Number: Please note that you may also have to give out your phone number when filling out a survey, there’s no way around this, but you can give a message phone number that goes straight to an answering machine. To avoid getting telemarketing calls, you probably shouldn’t give them your cell phone number, either.

HOT TIP: You can use a free phone number, which is a real phone number, but not your main number, for your surveys and offers. You can get a free phone number here

NOTE: Use your real phone number for your survey site registration account since they usually require phone number verification before you can get paid.

Computer Cookie: Be sure to clear your computer’s cookies after every survey. Why? Companies track your computer every time you fill out a survey, so if you want to do more than one offer by the same company, you’ll need to clear your cookie cache. If you have offers that don’t confirm, it may be due to you not clearing your cookies.

Free Trials: If you do any free trial offers, make sure you cancel BEFORE the free trial period is up to avoid being charged for the actual product or service.

Do You Have to Buy Anything to Get Paid?

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Some surveys will ask that you to sign up for a product or service before completing the survey. However, you are not obligated to buy anything. Make sure that you select the “Free Offers” option if you don’t want to complete surveys or offers that prompt you to buy something. You can also click the “Skip” or “No” button to get past these product pages and go on to the end of the survey.

How Long Does it Take to Fill Out a Survey?

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Most surveys vary in length from 5 to 15 minutes. Longer surveys may take as long as 45 minutes to complete. Once you get approved for a particular survey, you should try to complete it as soon as you can. If a company decides to pull the survey early, you don’t want to be left out in the cold.

Most surveys are multiple choice, which is great because you can complete several within a few minutes.

What is a Paid Survey?

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Imagine you ran a big breakfast food company and you want to launch a new cereal for health minded people. Before spending millions of dollars on production and marketing, you want to ask some real consumers what kind of healthy cereal they would buy and what flavors they like, etc.

The best way to reach these consumers is to conduct a survey of short questions and get some feedback. Now you could pay people to go out with clipboards and ask people passing by on the street if they would like to do a quick survey. However, this method is difficult because many people won’t take the time to stop and fill out your survey.

A better way to reach consumers is to get a survey company to find these people for you, since they can reach a vast number of people who enjoy sitting in their homes filling out surveys on their computer. So, you sign up and get your survey listed online. When a consumer fills out your online survey, you then pay them a small fee for their time.

This arrangement works out great for your company, because you get the information you need to make a product that appeals to people looking to buy healthy cereal, and, it’s great for the consumer who filled out your survey because they made some extra money for answering a few questions.

There are lots of companies who need consumer feedback for research purposes on products and services that they offer. This feedback can save them lots of money and time, so they are more than willing to pay you for this valuable information.