Quick Rewards questions

[Kim2430]

I'm new there and not quite sure about all the offers.

Do you all sign up for all those? How? Do you put in a different email address? What about your home address and phone number??

Do you really do all those offers and how quickly do they add up?

Thank you!

 

[Disneyfn420]

I am new to QR as well. I just signed up 2 weeks ago. I have about $6 and change so far. I haven't done any surveys but did a few sign ups, where a phone number was not required. The cheaper ones generally only need an email address. I use a junk email account because you will get a ton of junk mail from it. I heard some people set up a free phone number using AIM or grandcentral but I haven't done that at this point. I mostly do the daily and hourly clicks and so it will take me longer to get big money, but that is fine by me. I do the clicks each hour when I'm at work so I feel like I'm getting paid to goof off at work a bit. The trivia is usually pretty easy and people post the answers on here but it's been down the past few days. Hope this helps.

Leslie

 

[kytiam]

I do as many surveys as I can (I don't always qualify) and find my totals add up fairly fast that way.
I do a lot of the sign ups, including the ones where I have to give my phone number. I do occasionally get calls from telemarketers, but I use my caller id on my cell phone and don't usually answer. When I do answer, I quickly tell them "not interested" and they don't persist. I figure it's a small inconvenience for "free money".
It is my understanding that you can only do one My Insider Deals offer per day. These aren't always obviously MID--sometimes these are called Hunt for the Money and who knows what else. It's a pain to click through all those pages then get no credit for it. Some people keep a notebook to keep track of what offers they do and whether or not they credit. I'm not that organized. If I wasn't clicking on these, I'd be clicking on a game of solitaire and not making any money at all.