InboxDollars / CotterWeb Enterprises
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InboxDollars is a rewarding platform that offers various ways to earn extra cash and rewards. With a user-friendly interface and multiple earning opportunities like taking surveys, playing games, and cashback for online shopping, InboxDollars provides a fun and engaging experience. Members have praised the platform for its reliability in paying out rewards and the ease of redeeming them. While some users have mentioned occasional challenges with surveys and customer service, the overall consensus is positive. If you're looking to make some extra money in your spare time, InboxDollars could be the perfect fit for you!

My gift card for Google Play was just as I expected it to be. Within a few days including the weekend my gift card arrived in my email as promised, I have received gift cards as well as redemptions to my Paypal in the past through InboxDollars and I have not yet been disappointed. I never had to wait more than one week and I liked how my questions and concerns which I emailed to customer support, responded promptly as well as precisely in regards to this matter. I have already spent my gift card via Google pay/play, I'm currently enjoying it through one of my game apps. Thanks again and I look forward to Future redemptions offers and earnings.

I have been on Inbox Dollars for over 8 years and have been so excited when the money adds up and I am able to get a check for doing the things I enjoy, like playing games, taking surveys and watching a video and checking out the emails. I have received at least 4 checks over the years, and got one gift card so far. Sometimes I would cash out when I was just a little over $30.00 and sometimes I let it build up to as much as $75.00. The latest gift card I received was for $50.00 and I still had another $25.00 to build on! I am 80 years old and my favorite thing to do at this time is playing games. My favorites are Mahjong Dimensions and Word Wipe. They keep my mind sharp. Getting a few cents each time I play or read an email brightens my day and I don't feel like I am wasting my time when I am on the computer. I have taken advantage of some of the offers and haven't been disappointed with anything Inbox Dollars sends my way. I have recommended this site to several friends and will continue to do so.

I have been with Inbox dollars for about 15 years and I love this site. There are so many ways to earn, from getting emails, search bar(in inboxdollars), games, daily poll, videos and a daily to do list. The surveys pay pretty good and they have a lot of surveys you can take if you don't qualify for some. The surveys are pretty easy for the most part. If you work at it and do the daily list and surveys, you can make money fast. They just updated their rewards system and you can cash out with a few different gift cards at 10 dollars, the rest of the gift cards are 30 and 50 cash out. (yeah that is a little high, luckily the ones i get are 10 dollars cash out) They have PayPal too, i love this. They also have cashback shopping. Overall I really enjoy this site for making a few bucks here and there, I highly recommend for all, i think this is a great beginners(survey, site as well as any others. When you sign up for the first time they give you a bonus cash amount. I cant remember exactly but it will tell you and explain everything to you as you go. I love this site! I hope i am with them another 15 years.

I've been doing surveys from InboxDollars for a couple of weeks now and I'm already cashing out $25 altogether. I'm usually pretty skeptical of these kinds of sites, but if you put some time into it and answer honestly, you really are rewarded for your time. Please note that this is not to be used as some primary source of income. This is for a little extra cash when you might need it for a few groceries or some gas money. It doesn't lead you to believe that you're going to make more than you're expected to make, and the surveys can range from 5 minutes to an hour depending on the reward. Honestly, I am still surprised that in just the little time I've been a part of InboxDollars I've already made $25. I did not spend all day every day doing surveys, I just checked back occasionally and did some when I felt like it, so you could realistically make the payout much higher. The surveys can be super rewarding, and it's important to check back regularly if you're looking to get the most out of InboxDollars because the surveys are constantly changing along with the amount of the rewards those surveys can give you. Thank you InboxDollars!

I do survey and play games on here mostly. But I upload receipts and take snapshots of all my winnings and post them all over my social media pages like Facebook, Twtter, Linkedin and so on. You only need to have $10 in your account to cash out and you get $5 right after you fill in the sign up page. If you do just 3 surveys a day and play some games in the arcade section you could easily make $15 to $45 a week just for being on this site for about 2 to 3 hour a day. And to cash out you just simply click the account amount on the upper right side of the webpage or the top if your on the app.You should see request payment. When you see that you just click that button look for the gift card you want you will have to scroll down to view all the options I always request Paypal. And then your going to have to log back in for security measures and then you will see the amount to request on the left side of your screen. From there you just click the amount and scroll down and click claim rewards. You will see a congradulations on redeeming your reward and you will get a follow up email saying that your rewards is being processed. From here you just wait you should get your payment within 3 to 5 business days. I promise you this is NOT a scam site I've been a member since 2008.

I do survey and play games on here mostly. But I upload receipts and take snapshots of all my winnings and post them all over my social media pages like Facebook, Twtter, Linkedin and so on. You only need to have $10 in your account to cash out and you get $5 right after you fill in the sign up page. If you do just 3 surveys a day and play some games in the arcade section you could easily make $15 to $45 a week just for being on this site for about 2 to 3 hour a day. And to cash out you just simply click the account amount on the upper right side of the webpage or the top if your on the app.You should see request payment. When you see that you just click that button look for the gift card you want you will have to scroll down to view all the options I always request Paypal. And then your going to have to log back in for security measures and then you will see the amount to request on the left side of your screen. From there you just click the amount and scroll down and click claim rewards. You will see a congradulations on redeeming your reward and you will get a follow up email saying that your rewards is being processed. From here you just wait you should get your payment within 3 to 5 business days. I promise you this is NOT a scam site I've been a member since 2008.

Really like this website now that you can download game offers to play and earn money from. Love that it's a lump sum too and not earn points as you play cause with those you can play for months and barely get a dollar, but I actually earned $60 bucks in three weeks! And if your worried about not getting credited for an offer you can open a ticket inquiry and show them screen shots that you passed the level or requirements of the offer and Inboxdollars will open an investigation into the matter. They get back to you in a few days letting you know if there was something you missed or with the money credited to your account if they found everything in order. And YES, they do actually pay out. I claimed my $60 dollars as two $30 dollar Amazon E-cards and both of them arrived in 3 days. It's nice that under the amount you've earned they show your gift card is processing so you know it's still in transit when your waiting for it. The game offers do seem to change, so I suggest taking a screenshot of the requirements when you download the game so you don't forget what level you were suppose to get to and in what time frame. The only thing that dosen't quite work would be watching videos to earn I never see the video pop up just blank screen, but if i wait like 30seconds it counts as a completion, so they might still be working on that. Also, really love that you can turn receipts in now too to get a bit of extra cash.

My InboxDollars Review
I am here to share my experience with a company that I am sure most of you may have heard about.
( InboxDollars) the company that pays you through either a check sent via mail or redeemable gift card codes.
I wont make my review long and boring just plain and simple!
I came across inboxDollars while surfing the web, and I began reading reviews to see if people were really making money with this website.

So after reading a few pages of reviews it was still unclear as to if it was a ligit paying business or just a scam, people were saying they did ear money some people said they didn't earn anything.

So I decided to find out for myself and dive in to see if I could really earn some extra cash!

And as for my experience with InboxDollars
My test run was a success
I was able to successfully participate in surveys and offers in order to earn money and once I reached the required about to cash out my earnings I did just that!

Now there is a rule that in order to receive your earnings you must stay active on your InboxDollars account witch was a breeze for me.

I chose to redeem a gift card rather than wait for a check in the mail and two days after submitting my request for my funds I recieved my giftcard redemption code.

I recommend InboxDollars to those who really wanna make a little extra cash it's not for the faint hearted at all it requires a willingness to want to earn some extra cash.

I give this site a:

I have been letting them buy me a mani/pedi or a new pair of shoes every few months for 7 years now. They pay like they say they will. I don't bother with the surveys and I only sign up for offers that i truly have a need for but still get a check every 2-3 months for $3o. I don't get that many outside emails because of them because I don't abuse the system to try to get every penny I can out of them by signing up for things I do not want.

Is this a way to earn money to make a living! OF COURSE NOT! If you want to earn a living, get out there and work. But this is definitely a way to get yourself a treat every once in a while.

Inbox dollars sends about 20 emails a day. All you really have to do is click the link and let the new page load to earn 2 cents. That takes you about 2-3 months (depending on how many offers you REALLY do want to do) to earn the $30 payout. If you aren't signing up for every offer they have, the "spin off emails" are minimal.

I will continue to allow them to make money off my minimal little click for each email and give me a little in return for another 7 years I am sure.

Please don't think you are ever going to earn enough money to pay your bills and make ends meet sitting at your computer for minimal effort. That is how you get yourself scammed and bogged down in useless emails. Most surveys are ways to just get info from you and most of them are going to tie you up for 30-45 minutes then say you don't qualify. So use that time look for a job instead and stop wasting it sitting in front of the computer trying to get something for nothing.

I wish you all the best! Hope you do decide to try inbox dollars for what it was intended for and enjoy your little treat a few times a year for your efforts.

This is one of a few GPT platforms owned by the same company. Different people will make arguments in favor of which is better, buh guess what? Doesn't matter, cause they twins.-see Swagbucks, MyPoints, ShopAtHome, CouponCause, Ysense, and Upromise. Isn't marketing great? Well, isn't it?

This machine works great for everyone involved. We the media consumer can be paid small amounts of money to blow our time grinding out surveys, playing games, both by the amount of time in the game or by reaching a certain level or milestone, either all at once or in graduating thresholds, signing up for various things from coupons to credit cards, insurance to virus protection.

I personally haven't figured out how to watch content for any amount of pay out, but you can do web searches and work towards scratch offs, which I've only ever received between $.05 and $.15, it's rumored you can win $100, I can dream.

There are games that will payout a good sum of money to power grind to high levels, those are worth it. Make sure you don't already have this game "owned" with in your Google account, or you won't get a thing, even if you tried it and deleted it, poo. If you know what I mean, you know what I mean.

Cashing out. If it's your first time please note: you have to validate your information or your account will be suspended. It happened to me. I called out for $130.00 and they banned me. I contacted support, left ugly reviews, pouted, ran up my water bill, flipped off my cat and died my hair black.

Ok so It was dark brown, and it was too cover my gray hairs, which was the real reason I ran up the water bill, and my cat never stops eating and meowed the entire time I was in the shower...

Any way, all I had to do was prove my account was owned by a pretty and young looking human, and they reinstated me and cha-ching, momma got paid!

My advice though, choose one of these platforms and take screenshots of your offers.

I'm so sick of sponsored reviews and I will not leave my link anywhere. I am not paid, but I'll help you with the most honest and realistic review on the interwebs!

Inboxdollars is legit. People that are rating 1 star to 3 stars are people that do not follow the rules. They speed over surveys which is why the get their account terminated. If you put legit information when you sign up, you won't get disqualified from surveys as much.

Off of the rant, inboxdollars is a GPT site where you can complete surveys, complete offers, play games, watch videos, listen to the radio, open emails, and much more to earn money. I've personally earned 3 payments, $27, $27 again, then now recently, $43. I got $43 in about a month. If you would like just $30 a month, all you gotta do is do 1-2 surveys a day and earn $1 a day and BAM!

Surveys: You can earn from $0.25, $0.50, $0.75, $1.00 and $1.25 (I haven't gotten any higher paying surveys) And they are simple to complete AS LONG AS you put LEGIT information in your inboxdollars account. Inboxdollars sends you surveys BASED on your information on your INBOXDOLLARS account.

Offers: I usually don't do offers anymore, surveys is the way to go. But, you can earn from $0.10 to $20.00. Of course, the higher paying ones may require buying something with a credit card. For example, if you pay for a month of Gamefly, you get $10 in your inboxdollars account. The lower paying ones you can just sign up and earn your money.

Games: This isn't what you think. The games to EARN aren't free. You earn cashback. Once you get into a game, you need to pay to get into a tournament, and if you win the game, you get more money back than you betted AND cashback into your inboxdollars account.

Videos: The videos are 15 seconds to 3 minutes. The longer videos pay out more per video. 15 seconds mostly reward sweeps.

Radio: You can listen to the radio for cash! Every 10 minutes, you will see a code you will need to enter on the site. Once you do, you earn $0.01 on Inboxdollars! It isn't a lot, but if you were gonig to listen to the radio anyways, Why not?

PaidEmail: You get about 3-4 emails a day. Once you read them and click "Confirm PaidEmail", you automatically earn $0.02 a day!

The online downside I see is the shipping takes MUCH too long, and as a goldmember, it makes no difference.

I will continue to use this site.

This app does pay out easily BUT, the only actual rewards you get are for surveys,playtime games and all other little things. I've been playing games from their offers and can't even figure out if I'm getting tasks done. Trying to contact customer support is just ridiculous. If it weren't for the fact that it at least pays out quickly, I would Uninstall immediately. Starting to become more of a headache than it's worth.

First off, let me tell you about InboxDollars, the website that supposedly will give you money for doing, well, nothing! I've only been using it for a day, but I can tell you this: it's so darn broken, it ain't even funny.

Now, I've used sites like this before. Swagbucks, for instance, I used it and said, "yo, this site stinks". So, when I read about InboxDollars on the Penny Hoarders blog, I thought to myself, "why not give this a shot?". And to be fair, they actually give you money instead of stupid point system.

First and foremost, let's talk about that $5 sign-up bonus. Super cool, right? Yup, it is. But when it came to completing surveys, I knew better than to even try. My experience with Swagbucks taught me that I'm never going to qualify for surveys and on top of that, they'll only spam you. So, instead I went ahead and tried out the TV section. Easy peasy, I just had it running in the background while I worked on other stuff. But, then things went South.

Too many damn ads popping up! There were so many ads on the pages that it messed with page loading time. So, I had no choice but to keep constantly hitting the refresh button. Fortunately, my Scratch to Wins progress wasn't lost but the site is a bit sketchy with those too.

Another thing that bothered me is that the page has a weird obsession with the ad that's directly below the video player. For some weird reason, it would move the page down, away from the video player EACH TIME a new ad would load. So, if you've started watching something, you have to constantly fight with the page to keep the video in view. Maddening, I tell ya!

Now, let's talk about the Scratch to Wins. You know, that bar that fills up as you do tasks on the site? Yeah, that. Sure, it's cool that it increases the amount of things you have to do to reach the next tier but the prizes haven't scaled up accordingly either! Come on, man, that's really crappy! Sure, you still have a chance to win $10, $25, or $100 but the minimum prizes don't scale. Not even a blessed penny for waiting to scratch your chance to win a hundred bucks! So, your time spent screwing around on the website is wasted, all for a measly penny. If you're increasing the number of videos to be watched to reach the next tier, you better make it worth while and bearable to use the flippin' site!

Furthermore, don't you dare think that you can just sit and play games to earn cash, because that's not happening either. The games that are linked to InboxDollars are games that you have to pay to play. Seriously, what a bunch of crap.

Overall, I'd give this site a 5/10 rating. It's not worth using if you easily get frustrated with websites filled with ads, cheaply made, or easily broken. Plus, do watch out for the Scratch to Wins bonus, it's not as cool as it seems. And definitely don't try playing games to earn money- it's all bogus anyways.

So, I've been using this site called InboxDollars for a while now to make some extra cash. However, I have to be honest and say that it's not really worth the time and effort. They make it sound like you'll always get rewarded for the surveys, even if you don't qualify, but that's just not true.

For one, qualifying for surveys can be a real pain. They ask you a bunch of questions that sometimes don't even relate to the survey you're trying to take. I think they do this so they can use your answers for marketing purposes. It's pretty shady if you ask me.

But let's say you do qualify for a survey. Don't get too excited because chances are, it's not going to pay much. In fact, most of the surveys only pay a few pennies. The only ones that pay any decent amount are the $5 surveys, but those are almost impossible to qualify for.

And even if you do qualify for a $5 survey, there's a good chance it will freeze or something else will go wrong. I had this happen to me once and when I reached out to customer support, they just sent me a completely different survey that I didn't even qualify for.

You can also make a little bit of money by watching video clips, but it's not worth the time in my opinion. They chop up the clips into short segments and you have to keep selecting each one to watch. Plus, the order of the clips changes every time you watch one, so it can get confusing.

InboxDollars does offer other ways to earn money, like spinning a wheel for prizes or playing games, but again, it's not really worth it. The prizes on the wheel are mostly just tickets for raffles, and you need a ton of tickets just to enter. And the games are just basic ones you could play on your phone for free.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend InboxDollars as a way to make money online. They make a lot of false promises and the amount of effort you have to put in just isn't worth the small amount of money you'll earn. You're better off just looking for change in parking lots, in my personal opinion.

So, I tried out the InboxDollars app and let me tell you, it's legit. I even posted my proof on there. But, there are a few things that bothered me and I think other people should know about them too. First of all, the surveys can be a pain in the butt. They sometimes lead you on, making you answer a million questions, only to tell you at the end that you don't qualify. It's like, yo, can't you just tell me upfront? Ain't nobody got time for that. And don't even get me started on the PayPal issue. I'm a verified user with a linked bank account and I still can't redeem my winnings through them. What's up with that? Other apps don't make it this difficult. Also, the scratch off section is a joke. I've filled up that bar so many times and have yet to see anything more than 10 cents for my efforts.

Don't get me wrong, it's great that the app is free and all, but it does take a lot of time and effort to actually earn any money. I'm a disabled woman and can't work, so I'm counting on apps like this to make some extra cash. But damn, it's like a full-time job just trying to reach $100 bucks. I've given myself migraines from being on my phone all day just to reach 50 bucks sometimes.

Plus, you really have to be careful with the offers and deals they have on there. Some say they're free, but then once you click on it, they ask you to make in-app purchases. That's just messed up, especially for people who are already struggling financially.

Overall, I give InboxDollars four stars. The survey section needs work and they should really consider increasing incentives or decreasing the time it takes to complete a survey. Ain't nobody got time to sit there for 120 minutes for just a few bucks. Also, the goals they set for the scratch off section and games are way too high. It's discouraging to spend two weeks on a game and then only get five bucks for your time.

But hey, it's legit and I've posted proof. I don't have much of a life, so I spend a lot of time on there trying to scrape some extra cash together. I'll still recommend it to others, and maybe InboxDollars will listen to our feedback and make some positive changes.

Dang, let me tell you about InboxDollars, this site is my go-to for making extra cash. I used to be on the desktop site back in the day, but now the app has taken over and let me tell you, it's way better. Actually, it was the first survey site I ever tried and I ain't never looked back. I mean, I actually have the patience to fill out the surveys 'cause the site is so user-friendly. InboxDollars got me hooked, y'all!

But seriously, I be trying all sorts of survey sites, Google, Bing, Yahoo, you name it, and I quit every single one except for InboxDollars. The thing is, there's so many of 'em out there that it gets overwhelming. I mean, just Google "survey sites" and the list is endless. And then you got them websites that look hella sketchy, but sometimes I fall for 'em anyway. They be asking you to pay for something before you get your reward, like come on man, I ain't trying to waste my time or money on some fake survey!

So, here's a tip y'all, if a survey is offering up a reward that sounds too good to be true, it probably is. You gotta watch out for them tricky advertisements that hit you at the end of a survey, asking you to buy something before you get your dope prize. That's when you know it's a fake one. But with InboxDollars, I ain't never had that problem. They keep it real and legit, which is why I stick with 'em.

I'm telling y'all, if you're looking for a survey site that's actually worth your time, then hit up InboxDollars. Trust me, they got you covered!

So, I gotta tell you about InboxDollars. It's a sorta fun website that I used to make a little extra cash - around two hundred bucks, which ain't too shabby if I say so myself. But then, I had to change the phone number associated with my account because I got a new number. And man, things went all downhill from there.

So, I hit them up to change my phone number, and they told me I had to send them my ID to confirm that I was who I said I was. Now, I don't know about you, but that made no sense to me! I already confirmed my phone when I signed up and had to do it every time I cashed out or confirmed anything. So why suddenly did they need a copy of my ID? I'm not too keen on giving that sorta thing out for no good reason!

And the thing is, to change your email, you just need to provide some basic information - date of birth, full name, and mailing address. But the thing is, those are all things that anyone could easily find out on their own! So, if someone really wanted to steal your earnings, they could just get that information and change the email on the account. It's ridiculous!

Then, when I tried to set up a new account with my new number, they just stopped sending me verification codes and insisted that I send them my license. But I mean, come on. If my phone was verified before, why did I need to send them my license now? It made no sense and I was getting really fed up.

I ended up abandoning my old account and setting up a new one with the new number, but man it was frustrating. I don't want to deal with a company that treats me like a criminal when I'm just trying to make a little extra cash. And honestly, I'm glad I cashed out my earnings as soon as I hit the minimum - I don't think I could trust them to keep my money safe.

So yeah, if you're thinking about using InboxDollars, I would say - don't. Just save yourself the frustration and look for other ways to make a little extra cash. This company is a scammer, and I'm even filing complaints with the attorney general and FTC to try and get them to clean up their act.

Okay, so I want to chat with y'all about InboxDollars. I've been getting my hustle on over there for a while now, and let me tell you, it ain't all sunshine and rainbows. They advertise these $5-10 surveys like they're just falling out of the sky, but I haven't seen a single one my entire time there. Don't get me wrong, you can make a little bit of money if you're willing to put in the time. You can watch videos, play a trivia game, and search the internet for some extra cash, but it's just pennies. Like, literal pennies. If you're lucky, you might earn 25 cents in an hour or two.

Now, here's the thing. InboxDollars doesn't take responsibility for the survey companies they work with. So, you could spend 20 minutes answering questions before they just drop you, saying you don't qualify anymore. They'll ask you all sorts of details about yourself, and then suddenly they don't want you. It's not fair, and it's frustrating. And then there are the times when you're almost at the end of a survey and some "technical glitch" boots you out. You lose your payment, and the company shrugs and says "the survey people have to pay us first".

Speaking of payments, InboxDollars is real shady about that too. They charge you a processing fee of $3 just to get your money. So, if you finally scrape together $30, they'll take three bucks off the top before they even send you a check or a gift card or whatever. It's not ideal, but hey, every little bit counts right? Except when they're screwing you over. I've had two surveys vanish into thin air, taking my 25 and 50 cent payouts with them. And then when I finally earned enough to get the $3 fee waived, they said I didn't check the right box. I'm not kidding. They changed the rules on me just to keep that three bucks.

So, if you do decide to brave InboxDollars and try to get that cash, be warned. They'll try to keep you coming back by "crediting" the three bucks to your account. Don't fall for it. Get your money and get out. And if you haven't hit the $30 mark yet, do the daily email thing. They'll take everything in your account if you leave it too long.

Final verdict? Don't expect to make bank over at InboxDollars. Sure, you can get some coffee money if you work hard and get lucky, but it's not worth the hassle in my opinion. The survey people are shady, InboxDollars is shadier, and in the end, you're out time and energy.

So, lemme tell ya something about InboxDollars, aight? This site, well, it's definitely fun to mess around on. You can do a bunch of surveys, polls, and ish like that to earn some money. But, if ya think you're gonna be making bank on here, lemme stop ya right there. The ads make it seem like you can make hella money on here, but that ain't the case most of the time, ya feel me?

I came across this site when I was down on my luck with the finances. I had COVID and was in the hospital for over a month, so I decided to try to make some cash from my phone to provide for my kids. InboxDollars was one of the top-ranked survey sites on all the lists I found, claiming to have instant payouts and being the best of the best.

So, I signed up and got to work, fam. And, I ain't gonna lie, there are plenty of ways to earn on here, but most of the time, you won't earn more than 50 cents to a buck. Unless, you snag a survey that's over 45 minutes long and pays $1.50. But, even then, you're often disqualified after answering a few questions, or you end up being the last person in a group. It's frustrating, man.

But, I still kept at it, trying to make some money. Eventually, I earned $15 and decided to cash out. Big mistake, fam. It took almost three weeks to receive my payout. THREE. WEEKS. That's ridiculous, bruh. But, the site claims that after your first payout, you're eligible for a "quick" $10 payout. So, I decided to give it another try.

I cashed out again the other day, and it's been four days without getting my payout. Again, PayPal ain't the problem, cuz it's verified and all that jazz. So, what's the hold up? If the site ain't gonna give you your money for days after you earn it, they should just say so in the ads. I mean, it shouldn't take that long to hit a button and send the money to my payout method.

Honestly, bruh, it's sad that the site makes so much money off of people doing surveys and stuff, but can't get their customers their money in a timely manner. If ya gonna advertise "quick and instant payouts," then freaking do it. Don't make people waste their time on your site only to end up feeling like it wasn't worth it in the end.

Look, I ain't gonna say InboxDollars is all bad. I kinda enjoyed earning money and having some fun on here. But, I gotta be real, fam. After this payout, I'm probably gonna cancel my account and check out some other survey sites that actually mean it when they claim to have quick payouts. Ain't nobody got time to wait three weeks for their earnings, ya dig?

I have been ignored by this company for months about redeeming my rewards, they are trying to force me to use their vendor cards or create a pay-pal account that isn't secured for my personal info! I've requested a check; but they won't respond to the request! This is my second complaint, and hope this gets their attention, help me resolve this issue!

I've requested several times over the past year to cash out and get a check; I can't use those vendor e-cards they require an i/smartphone or require my personal banking information (pay-pal)! Why can't you give me a check, you have in the past?! I don't want some 3rd party vendor controlling how/what/where I spend my money! I feel that i'm being forced into something that I don't want or you hold my money hostage! I' earned that money and should be able to do whatever I choose with thats why it would be easier with a check! Let's resolve this matter!

The offer was for MoneyGram for $30.00 cash back. It was credited to me on 10/23/23. It was redeemed on 10/24/23 for a $30.00 mastercard. They said for me to email for approval. I emailed for approval did the verification process which passed. I scanned my drivers did the selfie and identity was verified. And I still haven't received my $30.00 mastercard yet. I don't know how many times I emailed them and no response yet. All they do is send me the same email verification through persona over and over May I please get my redemption code please.

I was credited to $30 on 10/23/23 I redeemed on 10/24/23. And still haven’t received my redemption link. My account is verified and etc. This isn’t my first time redeeming I’ve redeemed several of times. They keep saying verify through link done verified through link. Instead of helping me and sending my rewards all they send is the same message over and over. Today is 01/03/24 and still have not received my payment

I did a rewards to receive $30 cash back and I did it and I got the gift card redeemed and everything but they never sent it to me this wasn’t the first time I redeem the card this is like the fifth or six time and I was able to redeem them for even more like $50 $30 and they were redeemed fine but now they don’t wanna let me redeem this one and I just redeemed another one after reading this one and this one I didn’t get the money for but the other one I did it doesn’t make any sense and they still don’t wanna give me my money and it’s been since three months now

Ok f first off my thing is already verified my account it’s already verified phone number I didn’t eat everything and I did offer for MoneyGram and I finally got the first one for them to give it to me OK and so then I went to redeem it on October 24, 2023 until this day I have not been able to receive it but what I don’t understand is I did one on November 3 2023rd and I receive that one on November 6, 2023 I had no trouble receiving that one at all and before I redeemed the one on October 24 I redeemed another one for $50 and that one I didn’t have any trouble at all for some reason they don’t wanna give me my last redemption for $30 and it was done before the one on NovemberAnd then there was the one before that was redeemed without any issue

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Took hours of my time and as soon as I earned enough to cash out, they conveniently deactivated my account, claiming I violated their terms of service. This equates to theft of service, in this case my time. The amount I lost is very little, but after seeing so many others users get scammed, and for a lot more, I felt it necessary to share my experience. This is absolutely a scam, stealing the time of others so the site can claim 100% of the proceeds from surveys and advertising.

I have been a valuable customer for inboxdollars, since 2007. I got a new phone, I went to my profile to update my new phone number. This was in September, 2023. We'll when I reached $10.00 two weeks ago. I went to the reward page to put my order in. I wanted a palpal reward. Instead of them texting me on my new phone number. They wanted to text me on my old phone. I don't use that phone, it's broken. Please help me, I keep sending email. They want an ID. I will not send them this. It's private.

So, its been around two years since I started using InboxDollars (inboxdollars.com) and I got my first cash real quick. But, let me tell you, once you cross that bridge, it's like a big dam blocks off any further income. They have this new rule in place these days where they won't let you earn beyond a certain limit in a day for activities like playing games, and they do it in a pretty funny way, they call it an 'aw, snap!" moment. All you get at the end of it is a mere 15 cents. In case you wanna cash out, be prepared to share your phone number with them. They say they need it to "verify" your account, but man, after this, I'm getting bombarded with Robo calls. Who cares about something like "Do Not Call" list? And let's be real, InboxDollars doesn't need your phone number to mail you a check, do they now?

I swear, the whole site seems to be a trap to sell your info to those bogus surveys that ask for your Facebook login and what not. You'd think they'd be a bit more careful at keeping our private information safe, but who can trust these companies these days? I'm pretty sure everything they do is to earn off our info. I've seen it happen - they get you to fill out a survey until the end, they ask for your demographic details and then let you know that you're not qualified. Like, seriously, what kind of a scam is that? Once they have your demographic info, they get paid. But they won't pay you for wasting your time on their stupid surveys. And they get all the money! Unfair, right?

InboxDollars has become such a tedious waste of time, it's not even funny anymore. On top of it, there have been several complaints from people who were told their accounts were not valid enough to cash out. I swear, if you go read the comments on their Facebook page, you'll see for yourself that they're not a company to be trusted or invested time in. Hate it when these companies keep changing the requirements so you'll never get to cash out. It's all a big game at the end of it all.

When I first stumbled upon InboxDollars about three months back, I was feeling pretty pumped. Finally, I had the chance to make some real cash! I went on to reach not one, but two, cashouts - that's right, ladies and gents, I made myself a whopping 30 bucks on prepaid Visa card (take away the processing fees, and it's down to 27 dollars). However, it was painfully difficult to qualify for any surveys that came my way. It seemed like having kids on board got you more surveys, but unfortunately, my one and only snowflake is all grown up now. So, yeah, you can certainly earn some pocket change on this site – but that's the only plus side.

Now, let's get into the hard truth. Be prepared to invest in half an hour answering tons of questions – only to be told that you don't qualify for the survey you've just completed. Seriously, it's not cool. InboxDollars doesn't have the right to extract all that data from you and use your intelligence and opinions in their research - only to refuse to pay you for it! In fact, let me add insult to injury – there's not even any recourse for you when this happens. And yeah, sure, they make it look all pretty good because they've got a "live chat" service on their site - except that it's just some bot copying and pasting irrelevant information that makes no sense to you whatsoever.

I tell you, I was all fired up when I finally qualified for a survey after being rejected 3 or 4 times in a row. They wanted to use my webcam to capture my reaction to a 10-second video. Honestly, I don't have any issues with that – that's what webcams are for, right? So, I said yes, did the task, and answered some additional questions. Then to my absolute horror, they said I didn't match the criteria for the survey! What!? Wait a minute, they captured my face and didn't pay me for my effort! How can they do that? I mean, they could have easily saved me the time and trouble if they asked me the qualifying questions beforehand. It's like another one of their dirty tricks, getting us little folks to jump through hoops while they collect our hard-earned data without paying us.

I say that's a total disgrace and unethical. It's absolute B. S, and there's no way to get back at them because they hide behind some damn bot. Hey, my dear readers, take it from me – don't even bother getting into this mess. The annoyance simply isn't worth the measly payments they'll give you.

So, you want to know about InboxDollars, huh? Well, let me tell you, it's not all sunshine and rainbows. This website can be a real pain in the you-know-what when you're trying to update your info or cash out your rewards.

First of all, let me just say that the website seems to have a mind of its own. Every time I try to go back and change my email or add a phone number, it tells me there have been too many attempts. What's up with that? Are there some tech geniuses behind the scenes pulling the strings and messing with us regular folks just trying to make a few extra bucks?

And don't even get me started on trying to cash out. If you don't update all your info beforehand, the website freaks out and gets all confused. It's like dealing with a toddler who's throwing a tantrum.

Plus, I tried to change my login information and it's been over a week and the website won't let me log in at all. And even when I use the specific login information for that one account, it's still difficult to find. Maybe the site or group haven't updated their info yet. Who knows? It's like trying to crack a code or something.

Honestly, my advice to you is to check out some other getpaidto sites that are associated with individuals' websites. That way, if InboxDollars is acting up again, you've got other options at your disposal.

But hey, that's just my two cents. If you want to give it a shot and see if you can navigate the website better than I did, go for it. And if you need some help getting your message out there or advertising your business, feel free to hit up JMS Services. We'll hook you up with an ad starting at $15. Trust me, it'll be worth it.

InboxDollars used to be a decently fun way to make some pocket change in your free time, but unfortunately things have taken a turn for the worst as of 10/15/2015. It's always been a bit of work to be a good fit for surveys, but searches were an easy way to earn a bit of extra cash. That is, until they took away the daily 15 cent earning potential and replaced it with the option to earn Swagbucks instead.

Now, if you're like me, you don't really care about winning things in a drawing that millions of others are also entering. And not only that, but InboxDollars doesn't even provide the probability of winning. So not only are the surveys hard to earn money on, but even the search earning potential is gone, and it's been replaced with something that, frankly, isn't worth it.

But that's not all. You used to be able to reload a Visa Debit card on InboxDollars, but they stopped that too. If you want a new one sent to your home, it's $3 in addition to the $3 processing fee, plus shipping and handling. All while they don't tell you any of this upfront. So forget about that lousy $30 you were working towards, you may only end up with $20 or less.

I, for one, am counting down the days until I reach my $20 cash-out amount and can finally say goodbye to InboxDollars. It's just not worth the time and effort anymore.

So, let me tell you about InboxDollars. First of all, this app is not for those in a hurry to win a gift card or any sort of cash. It's more like a slow marathon than a sprint.

If you're expecting to win big with their "0.1 cent" offers, think again. You'll be lucky to win more than a few cents in a day. Yes, they do have games but even with winning every time you play, you'll only get 1 cent. So unless you have a lot of free time, prepare yourself for a penny-pinching experience.

Now, the key to winning big bucks is to go for the big offers. For example, if you sign up for Hulu or Netflix, you can get $5 or $10 cashback. But even with that, you'll have to wait a whole 30 days to get the cashback. So yeah, it's a waiting game.

InboxDollars also has surveys, but they don't send me any. Apparently, I'm "restricted" from taking surveys. Not sure why but this is probably why it took me a whole year to cash out for a $10 gift card. I mean seriously, other survey websites only take a week to win a $5 or $10 gift card.

When you finally win, InboxDollars takes anywhere from 2 to 5 days to send you the gift card through email. At least they're fast with that. But honestly, it's not worth the year-long wait.

Here's my honest opinion: I'd give InboxDollars zero stars for winning a gift card. The only reason why they got one star from me was because they sent my gift card in 2 days. But whoop-de-doo, it still took me a year to win it.

If you're looking for a quick way to win a gift card, InboxDollars is not the place for you. Unless you're willing to commit to the big offers, you're going to be waiting forever and a day to cash out. And good luck getting an email response from their customer service. I only use this app as an extra way of winning gift cards but if you're going to use it, prepare to wait a year or two just to cash out.

Alright, so InboxDollars started out alright for me. I actually got two checks from them, but it took over a year and that's a bit of a stretch. However, lately they've taken a sharp decline and I'm pretty sure they're just a full-on scam operation now. I mean seriously, you have to fight tooth and nail just to get any credits added to your account. They demand screenshots and all sorts of proof when they know nobody's out here taking screenshots through their whole survey experience. Plus, they're essentially a marketing company who primarily exists to sell the data that YOU provide to their clients. They get tons of money from their clients, but only give you a measly amount in return. And to top it all off, they sometimes can't even be bothered to pay you the small amount they promise!

Personally, I got fed up with this whole situation and filed a complaint with the California State Attorney General's office. This was after I completed an offer and then got absolutely bombarded with spam because of it. Worst of all, when I contacted InboxDollars about it, they told me they couldn't find the offer in their system and wouldn't credit me for it. That's just ridiculous because they're a pretty sophisticated marketing company. They should easily be able to track when you completed an offer and whether or not you earned the credit for it. They provide the links for you to click on to fulfill the offers, so they should have all the information they need. But it seems like they just don't want to pay up.

The surveys are another big issue - they're an absolute rip-off. I actually used to work for a similar company, so I know how it all goes down. Once they get your demographic information, they can sell it to their clients and make a pretty penny. But with InboxDollars, they have you go through the ENTIRE survey, including all of those demographic questions, only to tell you at the end that you don't qualify. Except they definitely have the data they need from you by that point. They're just too cheap to pay you what they promised. And look, 25 cents or whatever might not sound like a lot, but when you multiply that by the thousands of people who are cheated out of their promised compensation, that's a pretty big chunk of change. Especially when you consider how much they're already getting paid just to give that data to their clients.

To be honest, the last offer I attempted was the final straw for me. InboxDollars needs to be thoroughly investigated because they're not living up to what they're saying they'll do. I don't think they're a company that's worth wasting your time on.

So, I recently tried out InboxDollars (inboxdollars.com) and let me tell you, it was not worth it. First of all, they sell your information! I was getting so many calls and emails every day from random people and websites asking for campaign donations and offering special deals. It was overwhelming and super annoying. Plus, all the websites they directed me to said they wouldn't contact me or share my info, but obviously that wasn't true.

But that's not even the worst part. After a month of trying to qualify for surveys, I stopped getting them altogether. I would check multiple times a day, but every time I tried to take one, I ended up getting directed back to InboxDollars and told I didn't qualify. The qualifying questions were like a full survey in themselves, and it felt like such a waste of time. All I got out of it were the pesky phone calls and emails.

And then there were the cash offer scams. I tried one to earn a dollar, which seemed easy enough. But the survey ended up leading me to a page that said I had to complete an offer, and then another page that required me to sign up for a subscription that cost me $10 a month! The worst part is that they wouldn't answer my customer service requests to cancel it. Plus, they wanted me to complete even more expensive offers just to get a measly $1. In the end, I didn't earn anything and just got stuck with an unwanted subscription.

Overall, I would not recommend InboxDollars at all. It's a waste of time and can even end up costing you money. You'd have better luck collecting cans for cash.

I found out about InboxDollars from a popular YouTuber and was excited to try it out. As a broke high school student, I knew I wasn't the ideal demographic for most surveys, but I still hoped to get lucky and earn some extra cash. Unfortunately, InboxDollars felt more like playing the lottery than taking surveys. Only one in a hundred surveys would actually work for me, and the payout varied drastically from day to day. Some days I could make a cool $2, but other days I had to rely on the paid emails that were only worth a measly 2 cents each. The inconsistency was frustrating, especially since I prefer to earn a certain amount within a specific deadline.

Despite these issues, I still managed to cash out once through a gift card and currently have over $20 in my Goldmember account. However, once I cash out this time, I plan on unsubscribing. InboxDollars just isn't worth the time or effort for me.

That being said, I do think that InboxDollars could work well for people who have a lot of patience and don't mind the slow pace of earning money. For folks who fall into the younger age bracket, like myself, it's a lot harder to find surveys that match our profile. However, if you're between the ages of 18-35 and employed, you may have better luck.

For those who do decide to give InboxDollars a try, there are a few tips and tricks to maximize your earnings. First off, always follow their ID on social media for the daily Winitcode. Sometimes you'll get lucky and snag an extra 2 cents, which is always a nice surprise. Daily searches can also earn you up to 15 cents a day (and a 5 cent bonus for searching 4/7 days), and PeanutLab surveys tend to have more lenient restrictions on target demographics. You can also click on the Confirm PaidEmail button to earn 6 cents a day, and completing at least one offer per day can net you 20-50 cents. If you complete two PeanutLab surveys per day, you can earn around 25 cents apiece.

Of course, these earning methods vary from person to person, so it's hard to say how much you can realistically expect to make. For me, I was able to earn around $23.01 per month by combining all these methods. However, I prefer to use other sites like Mintvine, Slicethepie, or Swagbucks that offer a higher payout rate without the hassle of qualifying for surveys.

Overall, I give InboxDollars two stars. While I'm grateful that I was able to cash out once, it just doesn't seem worth it for me anymore. However, if you have the time and patience, it could be a good option for earning a little extra cash here and there.

I gotta say, InboxDollars ain't half bad. It's got some kinks to iron out, though. I mean, who uses the "magic receipt" feature? That mess just clogs up the daily list and ain't nobody got time for that. Plus, they changed up the rewards system without asking nobody their opinion - what gives? Used to be that you earned cold hard cash, but now it's all gift cards, which is fine and dandy if that's what you're into. But let's be real, who doesn't like a little green in their pocket?

Also, can we talk about the surveys? I swear, half of 'em are set up for you to fail. It's like they don't want you to complete 'em just so you have to keep slogging through ads and boring questions. And don't even get me started on the pitiful penny or two they give you for reading those ads. Sometimes it feels like it takes a lifetime just to scrape together 10 measly bucks.

But hey, it ain't all bad. InboxDollars is pretty much the same as other sites like Swagbucks, so if you're into that kinda thing, you'll feel right at home. And every once in a while, you might actually find a survey that doesn't suck. Plus, it's free money, and who can argue with that?

At the end of the day, just remember that nothing comes for free. You gotta put in the time and effort if you wanna see any real payout. And fair warning, don't bother tryna log in with Facebook - that ain't working right now.

Overall, InboxDollars gets a solid "meh" from me. But hey, a penny earned is a penny earned, right?