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htmail.comNewest Review: ... feedback and that your account has been credited for it. It takes about 15 seconds to assess the web site and maybe 45 seconds to fill in your feedback. The feedback form needs your email typed on it, selections from drop down lists rating design of the web site, if you purchased from it and if you intend to in the future, plus typing in a box with any additional comments you may have. So it's about 1 minute in total and I have found it quite interesting being a critic or giving compliments, suggestions or observations about each web site I have been directed to. I registered with HT Mail about a month ago but didn't start getting sent a... more |
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by - written on 24/03/09 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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This is a web site that pays you for opening emails which they send to you. Your task for which you get 5p each time is to click on the link contained within the email. The link takes you to a web site of a company or business that is not part of HT Mail but that has paid HT Mail a fee to gain customer feedback regarding the design of their web site, how appealing it is to a viewer and how likely the viewer is to use the web site or purchase anything from it. At the same time as the web site is loading a pop up also appears on your screen with a feedback form that you need to fill in and send back to HT Mail completed. You just click the send ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/08/08 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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This programme pays you to read emails and to visit web sites. You are sent emails from advertisers. You click on the url within the email and you are taken to a forwarding page which pops up a feedback form and then forwards you to the advertisers page. Basically you get paid to review the site. Mainly it is a matter of 'checking' boxes. You get paid 5p for each time you return the form to verify that you have visited the web site. Unfortunately emails from htmail are not very freqent these days and it takes an age to build up.. Payment is made by cheque (when you have reached £15) or paypal (when you have reached £10). They only 'pay out' about 4 yimes a ... Read the complete review
by Merve Seivor - written on 07/09/06
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This is a very good paid to read programme. There is no pressure at all of any kind from the site owners about purchasing from the advertiser. There is the option of not visiting the advertiser's site and yet receiving some credit for opening the mail. Overall pays the best rates per email. The most important part is that the owners of this website are honest. There are programs out there which offer outrageous rates, but obviously they are cheaters. The owners of this site disclose their identy too. I was just checking out another site www.getpaidtoreadcentral.co.nr and they have given it 5 stars as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/07/03 (Very useful, 484 readings)
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My email account is usually filled up with subjects having eye-catching slogans Like... "Confirmed prize of $25,000" " Lost money found, claim it now" etc etc etc... On reading further, I usually get disappointed either I am not eligible... Or it is mostly for American residents... After being fascinated by such slogans for a period of six months, Now, I am kind of out of all this... So, I usually do not bother to open all this crap... For long, I wanted to make money on net... Yeah, I still look for the opportunities that net has in store for me... But now its not "large amount in short time" ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/12/02 (Very useful, 640 readings)
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If you?re like me, you love any way of getting freebies or money off the internet in your spare time for not much effort. I was never in early enough for paid-to-surf schemes, and in my experience GPTREM (get paid to read email) programmes have never been worth it either. Click a link for $0.005. If you?re exceptionally lucky, they may carry on sending emails long enough for you to be able to cash out (in, like, 5 years!) so then you just have to wonder whether they?re a scam... Since I don?t have a network of 200 referrals either, I found MyPoints points mails the only ones that ever paid. Until now. HTMail (presumably cleverly named to catch people that ... Read the complete review
from shikha_1983
28/07/2003
htmail.com : Get Paid 15p/Emailfrom a-true-ben
03/12/2002

