Well, I am all for making free money, so when I saw the banner on dooyoo for winwin, a site who would tailor adverts to my requirements and pay me not only for my personal information but for viewing adverts, I thought wow this is easy money, get paid just for reading a few adverts. I wasn’t worried; after all they are appearing prominently on my dooyoo account page so they have obviously been checked out. So off I went, signed up and got a winwin account. Took a little while as I found the site unreliable, but I assumed it was due to the number of people signing up for this too good to be true site. There were loads of questions on the ...  Read the complete review

WinWin looked like a great idea when I first saw it on a banner. It was at the bottom of the Beenz home page. I had trouble getting it to load properly and let me fill in my details but I persevered, thinking that it would be worth it. It said that you could select ads for things that might interest you and you would get paid for clicking on them. There were lots of options to choose from so I selected as many as I could, thinking that I would get more ads sent to me that way. This was a couple of months ago. I've haven't had a single ad from them. They have information about me though. I wonder what they've done with it. Don't ...  Read the complete review

Hum... I was invited by dooyoo to visit and rate this site, and as a good dooyoo boy went for it! I did register as I thought it was a good idea to get emails that would be of interest to you (plus you were getting paid for it!) It must have been one or two months ago, and no emails have appeared yet...it looks like many e-business companies launch websites and concepts even before they are actually ready! Remember if.com, it was supposed to launch last summer and it is not opened yet, now wonder people do not trust online buying! Hope they will start the service before the end of the year though, otheriwse they are doomed! ...  Read the complete review

I joined WinWin from their banner advertising on www.beenz.com. The idea sounds pretty good - ads will appear that are tailored to your interests but you will be paid for each one you see, and you will be paid extra for clicking on them. The trouble is that there does not seem to be any ads out there to view and earn. Plus there thousands of little things that you can fill out to help tailor those ads to your needs. If they can get this up and running then it could be worth a go, but until that is happening you may as well steer clear. Watch this space. ***WinWin have stopped signing people up*** They have decided concentrate on other business ...  Read the complete review

I got the email from DooYoo saying how wonderful Winwin was, and that we should all sign...so I did. The premise is - provide Winwin with your personal information, and see targetted banner adverts, which you get paid for clicking on. Sounds good, I thought, and so I registered. The questions are easy to answer, about your lifestyle, what you like, don't like, what TV you watch, what papers you read, and so on. It didn't take too much time to answer all the questions. That was about 2 weeks ago though, and I STILL haven't seen any of the 'Winwin' adverts. There is no list of websites which use their advert system. Now ...  Read the complete review