EforMoney.com is one of very many programs that offer you cash for receiving and reading emails. Yes, I know you’ve heard it all before, but this one is a little different for two reasons. One, it pays in good old British pounds and pence, and two, you also get free shares in the company ... Read review
Advantages: Free to join, little effort required on your part, British program, balance climbing steadily but not sure why! Disadvantages: Sporadic mailings
EforMoney.com is one of very many programs that offer you cash for receiving and reading emails. Yes, I know you’ve heard it all before, but this one is a little different for two reasons. One, it pays in good old British pounds and pence, and two, you also get free shares in the company by signing up and referring your friends. In addition, EforMoney occasionally send you paid surveys, for which you are paid an additional £1.
... ...Registration is very straightforward, just complete a basic questionnaire with your personal details and interests and then sit back and wait for the emails to roll in. Well, almost!
The program has been a round for a long time and is well established but emails are sporadic. Just lately they seem to have come alive again after a few weeks of nothing, and I have been receiving one or two a week and been able to watch my balance climb ... more
EforMoney.com is one of very many programs that offer you cash for receiving and reading emails. Yes, I know you’ve heard it all before, but this one is a little different for two reasons. One, it pays in good old British pounds and pence, and two, you also get free shares in the company by signing up and referring your friends. In addition, EforMoney occasionally send you paid surveys, for which you are paid an additional £1.
The website itself is very uncluttered and fast to load. Registration is very straightforward, just complete a basic questionnaire with your personal details and interests and then sit back and wait for the emails to roll in. Well, almost!
The program has been a round for a long time and is well established but emails are sporadic. Just lately they seem to have come alive again after a few weeks of nothing, and I have been receiving one or two a week and been able to watch my balance climb fairly quickly.
So what about payment then? Well this program offers considerably more than most, currently ten pence for each mail you receive and then an additional ten pence if you request further information by clicking on the link. If you sign up referrals to the program, you are paid an additional tuppence for each mail they read and respond to. You are also awarded 5 shares in EforMoney upon registration, and an additional 2 shares for each new member you bring to the program. The share offer will cease once one million have been allocated in total.
You are paid when your balance reaches £25 and this is sent automatically. My balance is currently at £21 so will keep you posted if they DO pay as promised!
Referring other members is simple, there is no referral URL as such, you just ask your friends to type in your username on the registration form. If anybody wants to sign up and quote me as his or her referral, just type in Squiggles2001 (she asks cheekily!!)
One thing that does seem very strange is that in recent weeks my balance has shot up with no obvious reason! Yes, I’ve received a few more emails lately, but adding those up comes to just about a pound, yet my balance has increased by almost a tenner! I can’t fathom it, but I’m not complaining! :O) Others have said the same, so it can’t be just me!
Like all these sorts of programs, it’s rare that you’ll make any decent sort of money. To stand a good chance, you need lots of referrals and to keep your fingers crossed that EforMoney continue to send out regular paid mailings. But the advantages this program has over most others are the free shares (which could amount to nothing though!), its excellent pay rates and the fact that it is BRITISH!
Advantages: Money for doing nothing Disadvantages: Not enough emails; Must be over 18 and UK resident
...The registration process at eForMoney.com is quick and painless. A clearly designed form asks for your name, email address, home address, age and a couple of other vital statistics. If you were referred by another member, their username can be entered here (type in "crapmeister33" if you want to help me!). You then choose a username and password, and your interest areas (e.g. sports, motoring, Internet), allowing advertisers to focus on what you ... ...open to UK residents over 18 years of age, so Year 10 Internet addicts need not bother!
At this point, I'd like to offer a couple of tips. As with all these money-making email schemes, it's a good idea to open a new account (say on Yahoo or Hotmail) to accommodate all the junk. This leaves your primary mail account less vulnerable to unscrupulous firms bombarding it with porn spam. Giving credit where credit is due, this has not occurred with eForMoney. ...
jefferson 17.03.2001
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Advantages: paying,no work involved Disadvantages: dont give up the day job
eformoney is a reward program that pays its members to recieve and read e-mails.on joining you also get 5 shares in the company.
When you join you have to fill in your name ,adress etc and tick the boxes next to any subjects that you may be interested in.You also get £1.00 for filling in surveys.
eformoney pays 10p per e-mail you recieve from them and a further 10p if you reply to them.
If you refer somebody else you get an additional 2 shares ... ...they get 10p for each plus 5 shares for joining.
When I first signed up a couple of months ago my account read:5 shares,0.00p money and this is how it stayed for a couple of weeks.
I didn't seem to be recieving any e-mails from them and had almost given them up for dead when I decided to visit the site one more time before removing from my favourites and I noticed that my money had gone up to 0.98p.
soon after this I recieved a short survey which ...
welshlad33 25.07.2001 (16.08.2001)
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Advantages: In principle it is an excellent idea. Some promise for the future Disadvantages: You just don't get sent enough emails to make it worth while. You have to build up £25 before you can get your cash
Every single one of us, and don't try to deny this, dreams of getting money for nothing. I'm no different to the rest you (well not really) so you can imagine my delight when I came across a site that was offering money for Nothing (or very little anyway). That site was, and there are no prizes for guessing this, eFORMONEY.com. The site is, in principle, a very, very good idea. Basically they pay you to receive emails of companies they pay them to ... ...get paid ten pence for simply receiving the email and another ten if you read and reply to it. This means that if you receive and reply to 25 (which they quote on the site) emails a day you will earn a rather impressive £5 per day.
The site also allows you to recommend friends to the site. Doing this will earn you two pence extra for every email they receive. This all means that if you recommend 100 friends you will earn £50 (yes £50) every day ...
piffles 17.04.2001
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Advantages: You kind of get money for nothing Disadvantages: Poor layout, Payment is doubtful, Dodgy security
Funky title.
Naturally, if there were money on offer I wouldn’t say no. However, it seems that, “eformoney’s” definition of “money” is that of constantly changing numeric digits. Here’s how it works: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1. You get sent Emails (supposedly); these are tailored to meet your interests. 2. You get paid so much for each one you receive, and for every one that your referrals receive. 3. You get ... ...impressions of 20+ emails per day. Me Experience ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
So far I have received about 3 emails, however my account now stands at about £9. All good and well, however this does not mean I am receiving £3 per mail. Oh no. “eformoney” call it the “hackers” fault. They claim to have been breached and the hackers have changed everyone’s account details so they’ve got more money. Well, they re-checked with a thorough ...
dolphin_style 01.09.2001
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Advantages: Good pay rates , they pay in good ole £'s Disadvantages: can clutter your email , some junk , started spamming and giving out your info.
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I know it will give the members who said so the pleasure of knowing that eformoney are having a lot of troubles lately. You can't log-in and the have sent no emails out. So as many of the wise members predicted this could be their much anticipated end of efotmoney.com. No worry for me though because i recieved £50 off them. I hope this is just a minor problem that they will ... ...you have never read this op before=======
For once I have to go against the general flow of the public opinion.This sixteen year old still gullible and vulnerable to the ways of life and the internet,Every day i would dive into misleading paid to surf adverts head on.Only to join up and later to be greeted by the "this company will cease to operate and all funds generated will be forfeited" e-mail.
At one point I thought to myself , Why do all ...
BadBoy 07.07.2001 (09.08.2001)
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they refuse to give you money that they promise, difficult to communicate with- i dont know where their call centre is- but the staff speak very bad e (*)
