Low Cash Out

Tired of waiting for your $10 to build up while working toward referrals? Then this site is for you. Cash out is as low as $3 and there are several ways to reach this. This site offers paid to click, paid to surf, paid to sign up and paid to review options. To join, click the above banner.

Clix Sense

This is another great Paid to Click site. Ads pop up in a separate window so you can do other things while it counts down. There is an option to become a premium member for $10. This will give you something like 500 ads to click on. Some people take their first $10 and use it to become a premium member. I am not one but have thought about. Referrals are much better at this level too. At a normal level, you make 10 cents for each referral. To check out the site, click on the above banner.

Hits4Pay

Hits4Pay is a great Paid to Click site. As far as I know, it pays the highest of any site. As a bonus, you receive $10 just for signing up. Cash out is at $25 and goes into your paypal account. They cash out once a month if your account reaches this amount, if it doesn't, then it accumulates until it does reach $25. Referrals are 2 levels deep and you make half of their earnings. To sign up, click this link http://hits4pay.com/members/index.cgi?light52.

Get Paid to Click

This is my new favorite way to make extra cash. I put this just behind surveys in order of enjoyment. You view ads, usually for about 30 seconds, and get paid for it. The best way to make money on these sites is to get referrals because you then earn off of you referrals clicks. My first site seemed to take forever, then I got a few referrals and now I'm cashing out pretty much every month. It didn't take many referrals either to start making cash. You can cash out on your own, but it takes longer.

The easiest ways to get referrals:
1. Tell friends and family (who couldn't use a little more cash in these times)
2. Create a blog like this one and let everyone know about it
3. Post on forums you frequent with links to your referrals (or blog)

I told friends and posted just a few times on one forum and now I make enough to cash out every month or two on most sites. I find it easiest to tell about one or two sites and then when they get comfortable, add another site or two. If you really want to get serious about referrals, post an ad on Craigslist - it doesn't even have to be your city. I've never done this but it is how I got started on these sites. I answered a Craigslist ad and decided to give it a try.