eformoney.co.uk

eformoney was a website that promised to give you money for any e-mails that you read, replied to or any questionnaires competed. The going rate was about 10p per e-mail, 30p per reply, 1 pound per questionnaire. Once the person has £25, he/she would be entitled to their money. signed up for this 2 years ago, was doing well when i got up to 25 pounds. then i tried to get my money, and they kept having 'technical difficulties' which meant the button i could press to get my money didn't work. I then de-registered (hoping to get my money back then) about a year ago. Now a year later, eformoney have started sending me e-mails again, with no ...

Let me start by telling you what Eformoney.com is all about. Well if you sign up on the site what happens is they will send you multiple junk mail messages via E-mail and text message. When you have received these messages Eformoney will credit your account with a specific amount of money. When your account reaches twenty five english pounds they will give you this money through certain wizard type ways. You don't just earn money through receiving E-mails and responding to them though, you also earn money if you have refered someone and they make money. So if you think about it a little, it's a get rich scheme that can't fail. I mean you're making money ...

I joined Eformoney many months ago and although I have earned over £6, it is a mystery as to whether or not I will ever see that money! Eformoney is a website offering its users money to read e-mails, fill out surveys and receive text messages. This seems a good idea in theory, since Eformoney is supposedly getting paid by advertisers to promote their goods etc. - a portion of this money then being paid to users such as you and I. I was happy to join the website since it required me to give no bank details upfront on registering, and offered cash instead of points etc. for receiving and reading e-mails. However, no money is sent until you earn ...