Anybody Ever Hear of Inbox Dollars?

[Doug]

Has anybody ever heard of Inbox Dollars? It looks like it might be legitimate, but I was wondering if anybody has ever tried them.

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[MarkB]

Is that a referall ID I spot in your URL?

[Doug]

Why yes, it was, but I'm serious about hearing of them. I want to try them if they work. I never believed those things but there are people on an investment forum that say it is good. The problem is, I cant tell if they are just spammers or not.

[Masetek]

If you do end up using this, I'd be interested to know how it goes.

[Cutter]

Incentivised offers, it just means an advertiser is paying them for leads.

Legit, most likely. Most of the advertisers on incentivised sites are things like CD clubs or Video Professor. They can make money paying $50 for a free trial because if you don't cancel you'll end up getting rebilled $100 a month.

[James]

Okay, Doug. Cut the bull****.

You're already signed up with them and using their tier system, so why the hell would you be wondering now if they're legit. If you honestly are wondering if they're legit or not, it's very selfish of you to refer other webmasters to their service.

[pas]

Inbox Dollars...I remember them from a few years ago when people were promoting that get-paid-to-____ junk.

[Doug]

By the looks of it, it wouldn't be worth the work to get the 50 cents anyway, I think I'll just stick to the websites.

[bharvey621]

It IS legit!! I've received 2 checks from them

[allout]

I also received two $28 checks from them. It takes a while to add up but I got mine from clicking links in emails and doing a few surveys. It is not much but an extra $56 a year helps pay for little stuff. It takes seconds to click a few links in my emails.