| April, 2002 News Archive | Current News | Archives |
April 24th
- ReadThemWell has announced increased email rates. Value of each point earned in March is $0.002109 cents. Not bad for a no minimum payout company in its first few months. (review here)
April 23rd
- New today, Click2earn offers 2-5 cents per email, penny clicks, and 5 cents to $50 signup offers. Five level referral structure: 10%- 5%- 3%- 2%- 2%, and $25 minimum via check or PayPal. Multiple family members allowed as long as they each have a different email address. Join here
- Both the CAC news and CAC new companies were updated today. They can be found here.
April 22nd
- New paid-to-surf and traffic exchange in prelaunch. GenuineBar offers 50% to you plus 5 referral levels. Minimum payout is $1 to PayPal, or use it to buy hits to your site. They will make the bar available when they reach 1,000 members. Join here
- FunnyMoney by GlobalTek.com has changed domain name and is now BustYourGut.com Same company, just a name change. If you are already a member the referral link has changed. Not a member? (review here)
April 21st
- New paid games company out called CashBreak. Very nice. (review here).
- Members of both PrimaRewards (review here) and ILoveClicks (review here) can now exchange their ILoveClicks credits for PrimaRewards points which can then be redeemed for cash. Very generous offer.
April 20th
- BronzeCash (paid surfing) now has an online version of their surf bar available. No downloads required. (review here)
- MintMail (paid email) is in the process of changing their program. Their new concept is very unique but they have not yet released rates so it's hard to say if it will be worth it or not. More soon.
April 19th
- BuildReferrals has announced that they will be buying both targeted visitors (2,000,000/month) and email ad campaigns in order to bring in more referrals and traffic for Matrix and Matrix Plus members. BR just keeps getting better and better. (review here)
- Sol4Cash is currently offline. Looks like they may be gone for good.
April 17th
- Monthly full update of The Great CAC Question section is now online. See it here.
April 15th
- Surf4Euros has disappeared. Review removed.
April 13th
- New traffic program out that also allows members to earn almost $.50/hour! It's called ExtremeTraffic. (review here)
April 12th
- Both the CAC news and CAC new companies were updated today. They can be found here.
April 10th
- Very nice looking new paid email program just launched... PaidToRead. (review here)
April 9th
- BronzeCash has added paypal as a payment method and has reduced the minimum payment to $15. (review here)
April 7th
- BronzeCash (international paid surfing from Australia) is in the process of adding paid visiting and paid signing up to their services. PayPal payments are also planned for the near future. Recent rates are around $.02/hour for personal surfing. (review here)
April 6th
- FunnyMoney has released March rates: 100 points = $.05. Still very good.
(review here) - MySurvey (NFO) has been running very frequent surveys lately... More than any other paid survey company. (review here)
- In response to a question from the message board... Soundom (review here) and Earnabled (review here) are paying. Rates are just low and they are very slow to post earnings.
April 2nd
- A very nice new popup window sponsor called PopUpTraffic added to replace ExitBlaze (EB was spawning up to 8 additional pop ups). See the PopupSponsor review for details. (review here)
- OptionAds is paying an extra $.50/referral for the month of April. This makes a total of $1.50/referral. Don't miss this one. (review here)
- EGold (a well established online payment service) is getting more and more popular. They charge small commissions on payments but make up for it by backing all currency in gold, by being available to anyone, anywhere, and by giving back 25% of commissions by paying members through referral earnings. Join here
- Porivo is currently specifically looking for users in the following demographics...
Mexico - Any connection types.
Australia - High Broad Band - 1Mbps+ (T1, T3, DS3, etc.)
UK - High Broad Band - 1Mbps+ (T1, T3, DS3, etc.)
Japan - Dial-up - (28.8K, 33.6K, 56K, etc.)
Singapore - Dial-up - (28.8K, 33.6K, 56K, etc.)
New Zealand - Dial-up - (28.8K, 33.6K, 56K, etc.)
Ireland and Iceland - Any connection types.
Wyoming - Any connection types.
South Dakota - Dial-up - (28.8K, 33.6K, 56K, etc.)
Montana - Dial-up - (28.8K, 33.6K, 56K, etc.)
If one of these is you, don't miss the chance to get activated. (review here) or
(join here)
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