A Teen's Guide To Making Money Online: January 2013

SliceThePie Music: Stop The Crappy Reviews

Tuesday, January 29, 2013Teenchips

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If you feel like you've had enough of Slice The Pie STOP! Take a long breather away from your computer screen and give your ears a break. To make the most of your time with Slice The Pie only rate 2-3 songs (takes about ten to fifteen minutes) every 3-4 hours. Don't listen to 13-14 songs at once and rate them all in one go. I know that a lot of us teens are impatient when it comes to money, and getting what we want, but some things take time.

You Won't Be Rich Overnight!

Slice The Pie will not make you rich overnight--nor will it EVER make you rich. It is just a fun way to make some extra money. Slice the Pie won't be fun at all if you listen to and review ten songs in a row (I promise you, only 2 or 3 may sound good--most of the time, none at all), because eventually you'll see that you hate most of the songs that your listening to and then your mind will eventually wonder off leading you to thinking "when is this going to be over?"

If you think that question when reviewing Slice the Pie songs, that means your time has come to stop and smell the roses. Slice the Pie wants honest music reviews--not a whole bunch of BS about how crappy the song sounds, and how horrible it makes you feel. When you have a job and hate it most of your work for that job will be suck-ish. Well the same thing goes for Slice The Pie. If it is a burden for you to log on, and rate music then it is time for you to take a short break.

When you feel that you are ready to rate more songs on Slice The Pie, and the first song you listen to just makes you want to stab your ears then do the following 2 steps:

What to do when writing a review for crappy songs on Slice The Pie?

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Let these questions guide you:

STEP 1: What is so bad about the song? Be specific. Is it the bass? Are the instruments not in sync? Is the pitch of the lead singer's voice too loud? Is it too low? Is the whole song itself inaudible? Do you not like it, because it has no lyrics? Do you not like it, because it has lyrics?
STEP 2: What can make the song better? Be specific. Does it need more edge? Would it seem nicer if it were a duet? Would you like the lyrics to tell a story? Does it need a guitar solo? Does any other instrument need to be added?

This will lead you into writing nicer, and more thoughtful reviews about the songs you are rating and reviewing on Slice The Pie. This can also increase your pay rate.

Is the tingling sensation to cheat on Slice The Pie numbing your mind, and itching at your fingers a little? If you just cannot take any more reviewing, and rating of songs that you feel you have to go as far as cheating Slice The Pie's system, then maybe it's not for you. When you feel the need to cheat on Slice The Pie is extremely strong and constantly popping up in your head that means you need to close the curtain, and throw in the towel. It's time to move on to other sites to get that extra income. Maybe in a few months you may be able to come back to Slice The Pie, find that hidden gem, and continue writing good thoughtful reviews without cheating thoughts. If not, then you'll move on to greater, and better things.

Learn More About SlicethePie here:

SLICETHEPIE 13 and Up

IS SLICE THE PIE A SCAM? AND HOW TO WRITE BETTER REVIEWS ON SLICETHEPIE?

13 and Up Check Favourite

InstaGC (13 and up)

Monday, January 28, 2013Teenchips

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Even though InstaGC is a new site it is one of the easiest ways to earn points for gift cards. There are a variety of gift cards to choose from at InstaGC such as: Amazon, Walmart, Facebook Credits, Best Buy, Sears, Barnes and Noble, Apple store, American Eagle, GameStop, Ebay, Etsy, Google Play, Microsoft Points, Domino's IMVU, Hollister, Itunes, Olive Garden, Whole Foods, Red Lobster, Petco, T-mobile, Starbucks, Think Geek, Wii Points, X-box live (1 month gold and 3 months gold), Papa John's, and many more!

If you want to earn your gift cards quickly at InstaGC it is best to stay away from free trial offers (offers that pay a high amount and require a credit/debit card), and/or offers that pay more than 185pts, because it will be frozen in your InstaGC account and held for up to 14+ days (this is done in order to prevent fraud). Complete the free easy offers from the following walls at InstaGC: Trial Pay (go to the free section), Peanut Labs, and Radium One. At InstaGC offers from these walls credit just seconds after you have completed the requirements. Once you redeem you gift card from InstaGC, your code is given to you in a time span of 60 seconds.

At InstaGC You start out with 10pts. The minimum to cash out at InstaGC is 100pts (equivalent to $1.00), but it may vary depending on certain gift cards. If you don't like gift cards provided at InstaGC or just simply don't like gift cards, at InstaGC you can also simply request your hard earned points via check (100pts = $1.00). InstaGC does not offer PayPal, or Alert Pay for the time being.

Is InstaGC Legit? Yes, InstaGC is very legit.

I just started using InstaGC today (Jan 28th), and I have already cashed out 3 gift cards (amazon), and 1 check. I have over 864pts in the Frozen section of InstaGC though (yep that was from one free trial), so I am going to have to wait, and see how long it takes until the points are credited to me (hopefully it takes less than 14 days). I did all of this in just under an hour (yes it is that easy) at InstaGC so if I can do it, I believe you guys could do better. InstaGC is one of the easiest gift card sites I have ever tried, and so that is why I have given it such a high rating even though InstaGC is a new site--no other site (as far as I know) credits gift cards in less than 60 seconds, like InstaGC does.

Join InstaGC below!

http://www.instagc.com/44324

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Update:

InstaGC held my points from Jan 28th all the way to Feb 25--only 3 more days would have made it a month, and the trial itself is a 30-day trial.I don't even think my points would have been credited if I did not contact support, and tell them of this problem. Most GPT sites have a 15-day wait period in order to filter out fraud so you know when you will get credited, but with InstaGC it is truly unclear.

That is basically my only problem with the site. Hopefully this does not happen again and points get credited in a reasonable amount of time. If you think your points have been withheld for too long, it's time to contact support and make them aware of this so they know to credit your points (sometimes the system might not credit points automatically, and so it has to be done manually).

Stay tuned in with InstaGC as they periodically give out free point boosters, and amazon gift cards on their twitter page :)

InstaGC's Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/instagc

InstaGC's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/instantgiftcards

16 and Up Amazon Bank Account

Amazon Mechanical Turk (16 and Up)

Saturday, January 26, 2013Teenchips

Android Only Favourite Making Money From Your Phone is the Best

Earn Money App (No Age Limit)

Saturday, January 26, 2013Teenchips

Here the currency basis is simple: one point equals a penny. You download apps for points and may come across free trials that have a higher payout (i.e. 2280 points= $22.80). Whichever you decide is up to you.

There are seven offer walls to choose from:

SponsorPay - This is the wall to go to if you want to earn by simply downloading apps.

Aarki - You have to wait at least 24 hours after installing apps to see it reflect on your account and same thing goes for the high paying free trial offers, and the regular free offers (easy to complete if you have a Jingit card or a normal debit/credit card). If your offer does not approve feel free to contact them by using their above support link.

Radium One - There are only a few choices here so you'll most likely visit this wall once in a blue moon.

SuperSonic Ads - This has so many offers to choose from, and you even get the choice to email the offers to yourself, and complete them on your computer.

Matomy - This offer wall has some potential, but I don't complete a lot of my offers here considering, when I use this site online the offers have to manually approve (you have to contact them, show proof, and all that good stuff--it gets annoying, you'll see).

Evebadge - Won't Earn much from it since some of its offers (well most) will charge you through your phone network provider (the amount will be charged through your phone bill) so beware.

Trial Pay - Do not go to this wall if you do not have a credit/debit card, and if you do not cancel your trials on time (you will be charged to death if you do not cancel on time--not by trial pay, but by their sponsored offers, if you choose to complete them). If you already know how to complete trial offers, and cancel on time then you have nothing to worry about since the payouts are extremely high. Only complete the FREE trials that don't say something along these lines: "pay only $2.99 for a 7 day risk free trial." If it says this then it is really not a FREE trial since you will still be charged--your money will not be given back to you so do not complete them. There are some free offers but they do not pay much.

The minimum payout is set to $1.00 via PayPal and payment is sent within 24 hrs.

REMEMBER: Never spend money to make money

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Andriod and Iphone Feature Gift Cards

App Redeem and App Trailers (No Age Limit)

Saturday, January 26, 2013Teenchips

If you want to know the easiest, and laziest way to make money from your iPhone, Android, or tablet look no further than here. Appredeem and Apptrailers are two apps that will help you earn by just sitting on your butt (eh, you could even stand up if you'd like).

These two amazing apps are run by the same company, but allows you to earn in different though similar ways. They both allow you to earn points, and convert them into Paypal cash or Gift cards. Here 10 pts = $0.01

To kick things off Appredeem let's you earn simply by downloading, and completing offers. The amount for each app download varies as some advertisers offer to pay more or less for each, but the download process is easy and simple. Keep in mind that not all of the apps offered will be compatible with your android, iPhone, or table as it depends on the type that you have, but most of the apps should be compatible. Also, some of the premium apps do require payment for to download, and earn from them so if you do not want to spend money on an app you do not want then stay away from those.

As for the offers offered at Appredeem you should know that there aren't as much available as downloads. The offers change from time to time, and may catch your interests or not. Either way, they usually pay more than downloads. Though before completing an offer you should check out the competition. For example: Their Redbox Instant offer, offers to pay you $0.10 for signing up while over at WHAFF! you can go to the Supersonic wall, and get paid $2.50 for signing up.

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And then came Apptrailers.

Apptrailers seems like the more fun, and advanced sister of Appredeem. At Apptrailers you can watch trailers, and download apps to earn points (you can do even more, but we'll get into that later). The main trailers are app trailers (as given off by the name) which allows you the earn a various amounts of points for not only watching, but also downloading it. You know how much a trailer pays you by the points, and colors on its right side. If the color is gold or green you know you will be paid higher than the other trailers available. The points are along the sides, and tells you how much you will be paid for watching it (i.e. 10 pts and up).

Why the gold, and green colors?

The trailers in gold signify that you will absolutely be paid for watching, and downloading the app. For example, let's say you watch a trailer called "Wreck it" for 40 pts, and get credited. After watching that you notice a small round gold square flashing on your screen with the points 340 written on it. It states that if you were to download the "Wreck it" app you will earn 340 points. Now if you were to click on that square you would be led to the "Wreck it" app in your app store, and if you successfully downloaded that app the points will be automatically added to your account. In total you made $0.38 for watching, and downloading an app.
The trailers in green on the other hand only pay you for watching the trailer. You have the option of downloading the app, but you will not get paid for it.

Are there even more colors?

Yes, there is one more color...blue. The app trailers in blue are the standard trailers. There is nothing special about them. They each pay 5 pts (guess how much that is), and sometimes even 2 pts (10 pts if it's your lucky day).

Though watching app trailers, and downloading apps are not the only ways you can earn. You can also watch community videos, and even upload your own!

Are there any more ways to earn?

As a bonus Apptrailers has also added daily scratchers! You must be at least 13 years of age to play daily scratchers (if your 12, and under it is best to stick to the trailers), and it's also FREE! Yes, you can play daily scratchers once a day for free to earn some free points. This is only for the scratchers valued at 1 - 30 pts.
If you want to play the scratchers valued at 50 - 500 pts you will have to give up some of your points to play. The least amount that you can give up to play is 10 pts so if you value all of your points it's best to play the free scratchers.

Is that it?

No, that's not all there's more!!! (I know, I know, I am going on and on with this but don't blame me. Blame Apptrailers since they care too much about their users, and want to give them even more ways to earn!)
It's the tips!!! (pun intended) You can earn 500 pts when leave some good old tips on the apps you have downloaded (hmm, maybe those green trailers do come in handy). Sometimes one tip will earn you 500 pts (beginner; first timer), then three tips (intermediate; second timer), then five tips (advanced; third timer), and so on and so forth. You can earn even more points when other users like your tips (so those tips better be good)!

These two great sites allow all their users to cash out via PayPal and gift cards (Amazon, Target, iTunes, etc.).

The minimum payout is 500 pts or $0.50 for PayPal. The amount per gift cards may vary.

Note: I earn most of my points from app trailers, and then cash out from app redeem, because app trailers logs me out of my own account sometimes while app redeemed always keeps me logged in.