Cash Crate Update and Tips

I started my Cash Crate challenge yesterday and spent about 15 minutes yesterday and 45 minutes today filling out registrations and surveys.  My balance has grown to 12.85.  I will get a check once my balance reaches $20.  Most of my 45 minutes today was spent filling out one of the daily surveys.  It took about 20 minutes but paid 80 cents without having to give any personal information.

These are some things that I have learned about Cash Crate that might help you to earn more.

• Maintain a separate email address or two or three.  Some offers use the same companies and sometimes they require separate email addresses.
• Use your phone number but make sure that you uncheck any boxes that say you want a call from a representative.  Also do not accept any offers for educational or college as these representatives will call you.
• Search 100% free offers for the offers that state:  Complete registration.  These do not require you to accept any offers, however, they usually dont pay as much as the offer ones.  They are much quicker and require less information, often only requiring a name and email address.
• Be sure to confirm any registrations that require email confirmation.
• When you are completing the offer surveys, make sure you know what the requirements are and then look for things that you are interested in or that only require registration or are a newsletter.
• Delete cookies between offers.

I hope this makes Cash Crate a little easier for you.  If you have any other questions or tips, please let me know.  I will be happy to help out if I can.

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