If you are familiar with online moneymaking, then you've probably heard of the term, "Get paid To Try" or widely known as "GPT" sites.
These GPT sites put up different advertisers on their site that offer free trials, offers, or products, and even paid surveys that any consumer can try.
In the process of trying the products from home and participating in surveys online, the consumer is getting paid by the "GPT" site.
In order to participate in these paid free trials, the consumer has to sign up as a member to these "GPT" sites.
Memberships to these "GPT" sites are always offered free.
This is how this whole 'get paid to try' process works: Advertisers pay to acquire new customers, besides just putting out print or TV advertisements to promote their products.
This is where these incentive or "GPT" sites come in.
Advertisers pay these "GPT" sites to get people to try their products.
"GPT" sites then pass a portion of that money paid to them by the advertisers to their members who sign up to try the products through their site.
That's how you, as a member of the "GPT" site, get paid for trying the advertisers' products, free samples, and free trials.
Many of the products and services advertised on these "GPT" sites are completely free.
Although some may require you to pay an amount from $1-$10, usually in order to verify that you have a valid credit card to charge it later if you consider to keep the product, as opposed to just trying it; or to pay for the shipping and handling fees to send the product to you.
But most free surveys (known as 'freebies') are what they are--freebies.
You complete the survey and you get paid for completing i-that simple.
Do you know that these freebies alone pay between .
20 cents to $5.
00? Now where in the world would you go to get 'free money' like this? The answer is: 'Only in the GPT world!'.
No kidding.
Now you might be skeptical even reading this article, but keep in mind: one of the advertising philosophy that advertisers use is that they want people to know and try their products, and other than spending money on print, radio or TV advertisements, they are also willing to pay for the actual customers that they gain through the use of GPT sites.
Now you wonder: 'So who pays me?'.
The "GPT" site does! The advertisers pay them first, then the "GPT" site pays you.
Payments to you by the "GPT" sites are sent out in the form of a check by mail, by Paypal which is the most preferred method, or in the form of gift cards or gift certificates from major department and upscale stores.
There is no limit as to how much you want to earn per month.
The question is, are you willing to devote a few hours of your time everyday to complete offers and free surveys? The decision is yours.
There are Do's and Dont's when participating in "GPT" sites.
Please take note that not all of these sites are open to members in all countries.
Before signing up, always read the Terms of Service (TOS) for each site first.
This is where you can find out if your country is included or is welcome for memberships.
*DO's: 1.
Read the Terms and Conditions on each of the GPT sites that you join.
IF you violate any of the terms, the GPT site will ban your membership and therefore you cannot continue completing any of the paid advertised offers or surveys for that site.
2.
Make sure you use Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox as your browser, when joining or completing your offers or surveys.
3.
Always clear or delete the cookies on your computer before you complete any offer or survey, to ensure proper and fast crediting of your completed offer/survey.
If you are not sure how you do this, each site has an FAQ section and usually devotes a page or forum discussion on what you can do to make sure your completed offers or surveys get approved/credited in a prompt manner.
Join each GPT site's forum section to keep updated with the latest news, contests, and happenings particular for each site.
4.
Access your account for each GPT site only on your own computer where you first sign up for it.
In the GPT world, accessing your account and completing your offers on a public computer or on another private computer is prohibited and you will be marked as "committing fraud".
5.
Use only real information when completing your offers.
Fake names, email addresses, mailing addresses and credit card information is strictly not permitted by these GPT sites.
6.
Keep track of your completed offers or surveys to make sure you do not repeat the same offers in other GPT sites that you've joined.
Repeating offers are also considered fraud and you will be subject to being banned from the GPT site.
7.
Do apply for a free account on Paypal, to ensure timely receipt of your payments from the GPT sites that you participated in.
*DONT's: 1.
Think that doing GPT's will make you rich.
It doesn't.
It just gives you a way to supplement your regular income.
So good advice: do not quit your day job! 2.
Forget to keep track of your completed offers.
Keep only services, products or programs that you really want to keep, after the trial period has passed.
3.
Forget to clear your computer cookies before each offer or survey that you complete.
4.
Forget to keep yourself informed of current news, contests and happenings.
Log into your GPT account at least once a day to check for new updates.
5.
Use an inactive email address.
Doing so will prevent you from receiving helpful emails from the GPT sites that you joined.
So what are you waiting on? If you want to make real cash without leaving home, just follow the advice and guidelines on this article.
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