Earn to read emails

Probably many people are wondering whether there is any free sign-up stuff that makes money. Absolutely yes! Nowadays programs such as Paid to Read (PTR), Paid to Click (PTC), Paid to Promote (PTP) are very famous programs favorable by many people. It is because these programs are truly easy for you to earn some money. Some of the programs even provide offers such as sign-up bonus, paid to sign up for interesting offers, lucky draw and so on. You can also earn referral commissions whenever you get referrals signed under you.

Paid to Read (PTR)You get paid by reading e-mail advertisements and visiting websites, which are related to your selected interests. Normally e-mails advertisements will be sent to your e-mail account, unless you have opted to send to your personal inbox. Everytime you click on a link in the e-mail (not to click on cheat link), you will be directed to an advertisement, and your account will be credited shortly.
Paid to Click (PTC) You get paid by clicking on banner links of your choice, in the member area of each program.
Paid to Promote (PTP) You get paid by promoting advertisers’ advertisements, and normally will receive cash per 1000 credits, or other forms.However, this is not a get rich scheme . You may not be able to earn great income taking this program. It is simply a way for you to earn side income. And, not all e-mails or clicks giving you cash, some are in points, but can be exchanged to cash afterwards, or exchanged with your own advertisements, if you prefer.By the way, if you would spend some time doing researches on these programs, e.g. by searching on forums, definitely you will find some that will give you good figure and are truly paying. Always look for several ads / programs before decide which to join.Here are some of the reputable programs recommended by many forum members, in which I have personally signed up as well.

These programs have been sending a lot of e-mails to my mailbox everyday, enable me to earn more compare to other programs which only sending very few e-mails per week.