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AppRedeem: Don’t bother with this one.

Dec 292011

I posted about AppRedeem twice this month (here and here)

After multiple attempts to reach their support team regarding a vague and mysterious error with their app (“An error occurred, try again!“), no response has been received. I obtained the CEO’s email and did not receive a response from him either.

They paid $0.25 one time (25 cents… thanks for the quarter; that makes up for the one I didn’t find on the ground today) and then they stopped paying.

“Best” (used loosely) case: the company is poorly managed and does not support their own program.

Worst case: it’s a scam.

If you’ve had problems with AppRedeem, email their advertisers and let the advertisers know they’re wasting money by paying AppRedeem.

What’s done is done. Time to move on to the real ways to make money online.

Get paid to try apps

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Dec 102011

Edit 12/29/2011: New post about AppRedeem (click here).

Edit 12/14/2011: Well, that was short lived. I got paid one time, and then the next time I tried to “redeem” from my account I received the message “An error occurred try again!”. This has been the same message for days now, and support is not responding at all. Try at your own risk.

This is a new one for me. Get paid to try apps on your Android or Apple (iPod Touch, iPad, iPhone…) device. There are both free and paid apps to try.

The app is called AppRedeem and once you download the app to your device, sign up for an account and use the “Bonus Code” (once you log in for the first time, click “Enter Bonus Code”) ngwoosh to get 50 bonus points to get started.

This basically tells them who told you about their service, but it does also benefit us both.

They pay out in Amazon, PayPal, and a few other options. I’ll post once again once I have proof of payment.

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Nov 102011

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HitPredictor Proof for August 2010

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Aug 042010

I’ll start out by saying that I’m so not keeping or opening this CD ._.

However, the point here is that HitPredictor.com follows through with their claims. They are legitimate. You listen to new music, answer music polls, and you’ll get points. Turn around and spend those points on prizes such as Amazon cards and music, or raffles if you’re feeling lucky.

Wanna listen to and rate new music, and get some cool stuff for it? Join up!

$5 Amazon Albums… FREE?

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Jan 222010

Did you know that Amazon has $5 MP3 albums? There’s some great stuff in there if you’re wanting a good deal on some music. They’re advertising it as 800 albums, and they’re constantly changing it around.

Why am I posting about it here?

I get music for free, and legally!

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