How can CashCrate be a legitimate way to make money online?

CashCrate http://cashcrate.com/1351221 is a great GPT (get paid to) website to begin making money by completing short surveys and offers. CashCrate will pay anywhere from 10 cents to 50 dollars per offer that you complete. How can you know that CashCrate is not a scam? Because joining CashCrate is free and they will never ask for your bank account information! This is the key to finding a good GPT website. A good website will not charge you for membership to the site and will never ask for your bank account information.

I began using CashCrate recently and made over 40 dollars in a few days. You will not become rich completing offers, but you will make money. Most offers are 100 percent free to complete. Some offers cost a few bucks and payout 10, 20, or 50 dollars. I personally don't mind paying a dollar or two to get 50 dollars, but I still like to see what I can get on these sites 100 percent free first.

Now that I am acclaimated with the site, I typically spend 2 minutes completing a 25 cent offer. In a day or two I will create a post that outlines how to complete offers in less than 2 minutes. So you probably don't want to try to feed your family off of CashCrate but it's a great way to make a few dollars in your spare time.

My best advise is just try it, because it's absolutely free and there is no risk involved whatsoever. http://cashcrate.com/1351221

So, the PROS of CashCrate are:

*1 dollar just for signing up (hey that'll buy a McDouble! lol)
*free to join
*free to make money
*CashCrate will not ask for your bank info
*they pay you by check monthly like clockwork
*the cash offers can be completed very quickly
*Excellent referral structure
*Monthly contests
*20 dollars minimum to cash out (you will come to see that this is very low)

What is the catch? Some people will tell you that you're being paid because CashCrate and its clients value your opinion. They do not value your opinion. The clients of CashCrate simply want you to buy their products. Cashcrate's revenue is generated through ADVERTISEMENT. CashCrate will pay you .25 to 2.50 just to click through 25 or so "amazing offers" because their clients have paid them .50 to 5.00 just for drawing attention to their products.

So there's no catch per se, as long as you know what you're getting into. As long as you realize that you should never give out your credit card info without reading terms and conditions (or perhaps ever if you're a little more conservative), then you will find CashCrate to be a blessing to you.http://cashcrate.com/1351221

CONS of CashCrate:
*SPAM Galore (of course this is with any GPT site), so create a free junk email account through yahoo or gmail.
*CashCrate's clients will often ask you for personal information, so you might be tempted to lie, and the Bible says that liars go to hell....(you can create a free internet phone number at simplevoicebox.com
*You are paid the following month, so this tests the faith of some people who don't like to take others' word for it.
*You cannot make thousands per month completing offers, only hundreds

So go ahead and get started nowhttp://cashcrate.com/1351221.....No really, go ahead and try it, but if you would like some tips to get you started look for my next post, "Getting Started with CashCrate" and/or email me at mulder32686@yahoo.com

Grace and Peace!