They are the same coupons you print at Coupons.com and Redplum. You just log in to your InboxDollars account first and print them from the ID site. Then when you redeem them, it is credited to your ID account!
It takes a few weeks because the coupon has to make it from the store to the clearinghouse and then get processed. But, when it finally goes through, you get an e-mail like this:
I got TWO of these e-mails this week. Which means the coupons I used are starting to make it through processing. It's 10c PER COUPON going back into my account!That's FREE money, people!
InboxDollars is hands-down my most used and most earned from survey site!
You earn money by reading paid e-mails, completing surveys, printing and redeeming coupons (!) and even viewing commercials!
Sign up now to get a $5 bonus. You need $30 to cash out. Your first check gets processed the first of the month after you requested it. After you receive your first payment, you become a Gold Member which means all subsequent payments get processed in a week!
As with any survey site, steer clear of any offers that require you to spend money to earn money!
"As with any survey site, steer clear of any offers that require you to spend money to earn money!"
ReplyDeleteI want to disagree with that slightly. Ive been seeing posts from a lot of bloggers regarding Vista Print. A few days later i received an email from InboxDollars that would credit me $5 for purchasing something from Vista Print. I found a free item that had the cheapest shipping, and still made money. I spent $3.04 at Vista Print, so I still got nearly $2 from InboxDollars. I made money on something we actually needed (address labels with my married name on them) It is by far my favorite site too.
You are absolutely right about that being a good deal. But that falls more under "Cash-Back" from shopping (like ebates and other sites do). Obviously to get cash back on a purchase you have to purchase something.
ReplyDeleteThere are other slightly less reputable survey sites that send you a "survey" (what they call a survey at least) but require you to "sign up for offers" to complete the survey. Like a membership to AAA or purchasing a copy of your credit report or any number of things that are just a bit too fishy.
Anything called a "survey" should ONLY ASK YOU FOR YOUR OPINION. If a "survey" requires a purchase then it is not a survey.
But yes, shopping for cash back is fun too! And InboxDollars does have a Cash Back Shopping section.
Thanks for your comment!!