SnapDollars

If there's one non-negative thing to say about this place, it's that I learned to cash in on all the other sites as soon as I have enough to get ANYTHING! How did I learn? But getting to within a dollar of a payout on Snapdollars, and they poof! Gone. No replies to emails. Nothing. Just... gone. I hope it's because the owners re in prison for fraudulent practices...

I spent a year earning $17 on this site. I never saw a penny of it, because first they stopped crediting me for videos and offers. Then they just stopped answering emails when I emailed tech support about offers not crediting.
They basically got a ton of completed offers from me and then vanished without paying me, so I wasted a lot of time on this site.

They are nothing like Inboxdollars. Inboxdollars actually pays and has a solid reputation.

Started in 2007; took 5 years to almost reach the minimum $30 to cash out. The closer I get, the more "you have turned off your paid emails" notifications I kept getting. I NEVER turned those off! I'd turn them back on to go months without paid emails, then another notification.
The "Cash Out" button tends to disappear.
Tried to log in this morning but the website doesn't even load anymore.

If I could give it zero stars, I would. After taking a good part of my life to earn the $30., they won't pay. So very many emails (almost as many as it took to earn the $$), and still nothing. Now the emails not only don't get answered, they come back undeliverable. Nice, huh? Talk about a scam. If something can be done (press charges, report fraud, anything), I'm onboard!

Although they credit you for surveys you complete, they set 30 dollars as the threshold for payment and half of that must come from completing offers.

Finally finish up with an offer to reach the cash out threshold and they have yet to credit me. Did offer in Jan 2013. Opened a support ticket and got the response it takes up to 30 days, ok so I wait. It's now April 22 2013 and still no credit. Support has never responded since. Going to join the growing lists of customers and contact their sponsors to let them know that the site is not paying.

Have been member of snapdollars for many years and was very close to cashing out but suddenly received messages that I had turned my emails off I HAD NOT DONE THIS. When I TRIED TO TELL THEM THIS NOTHING WAS RESOLVED. I did what they said and turned them on but same result then stopped receiving emails have now not been able to reach the site even if I could I could not logon. They have stolen my earnings that took me years to earn.
NO STARS FOR THIS SITE

It took forever to earn enough to cash in ($30.00@ 1 cent per email - you do the math), only to find out that they won't pay, won't respond to me, won't acknowledge that I exist. What a waste of time and effort.

This site is okay is you want to make no money. I find most people using the site would want to be but unfortunately I see only the website owners are doing so.

I had been receiving E-mails to read and got to $21.47 and then the E-mails stopped tried to contact them and my E-mails kept bouncing back they are the lowest of low. Ripped me off never go a cent was told I needed to get $30.00 before I could get a payment, but could not reach the target. Will never deal with them again they are not very nice at all rip off merchants!

Snapdollars

This is a website were you can make money by taking surveys, free to low cost trials, and registering at websites. This seems to be one of the better paying websites, so the minimum to cash out is $40 dollars. I have been able to cash out 4 times in the last 2 years or so.

You can also play free games and win real money, by playing their sweeps games. You get paid by check or you can use the money to gamble. The only thing i don't like is they take $2.00 for a processing fee, but its worth the extra pocket change.

http://www.snapdollars.com

SnapDollars is basically the Canadian version of InboxDollars. The offers are identical; users get five dollars for joining, cash out is at thirty dollars and paid emails are sent every day. Users who have signed up for most of the offers on InboxDollars, will be unable to do the same on SnapDollars, as the advertisers already have the information and understandably don't wish pay twice for the same account. So the message here is to choose either SnapDollars or InboxDollars, but there's no need to sign up for both.

As with InboxDollars, reviews of SnapDollars are mixed, with the negatives including complaints about bad customer service, compensation never received for completing offers, and difficulty in qualifying for surveys. One particularly worrisome complaint comes from users who claim that SnapDollars refuses allow them to cash out their thirty dollars until they first spend fifteen dollars on offers. Others complain that SnapDollars mysteriously loses their mailing address and then removes the cash out button from their page. Basically it seems, from the enormous number of complaints that SnapDollars will do anything to wriggle out of paying its users.

On the upside, if there can be an upside, SnapDollars lets its users know which offers are one hundred percent free, so that they'll know in advance which offers can be completed without ever being asked for credit card details.

In conclusion, the SnapDollars scam is identical to InboxDollars, with SnapDollars being just a little more imaginative in the excuses used to avoid paying users their dues.

I have been a member of several online survey/paid email sites for sometime now. This year I found a new site. The site is SNAPDOLLARS.COM. This site offers many ways for you to have cash credited to your account, in order to reach the $40 cash out threshold. They pay you a small amount for each email you read. They also offer surveys for cash and shopping. My favorite avenue that they offer, however, is the cash offers. These are a double win if you take advantage of them. I do quite a bit of shopping on line, so it only made sense to me, that I should also be compensated from SNAPDOLLARS for doing the shopping I would have done anyway. For example, you will receive an offer for an online site, it will say something like, make a purchase from (site name) and SNAPDOLLARS will credit you Xdollars for your purchase, in addition SNAPDOLLARS will give you a coupon code to use on that site as well. So if you make any purchase at all, (there is seldom a minimum amount that you have to spend to use the coupon) you will get X amount of dollars off your purchase.

I have already received my first check from SNAPDOLLARS, and I am half way to my second check. SNAPDOLLARS.COM is a site worth trying. It does not cost you anything to particiapte. I am very glad that I gave SNAPDOLLARS a chance.

Signed up for this shameless site in June 2011 via onlinemoneymakers.net. It was sweet and lovely on my first few weeks. Then I realized the truth that one can not really earn money if one doesn't give his credit card # nor try those scammy try-for-free products/services. So what I did was I no longer clicked on their various offers but limited my time just clicking emails they sent me and click the video offers too which is. 02 cents per video (they always have 5 vids a day). Suddenly they stopped sending me emails to click. The last i got was August 15. On August 22 I received an email from them telling me to activate my account ( On that day in one of those GPT where I'm a member I checked to sign up for Snapdollars using another email address). I ignored the 3 emails they sent but a fourth followed forth and it is an activation email giving me my temp username and password. Geeeez, any idea how can we stop these lurid scammers?

The excuses continue to abound especially when you try to get paid, after a long overdue wait, they paid by paypal and invented a fee for that (not one imposed by paypal), their responses, if any, are hard to come by any longer, and the list of dissatisfied members continues to grow, unlike inboxdollars, which is very reliable and like clockwork, with good customer service, this is a wanna be site, intent to take
Your efforts to the bank, so save your time and energy and move on.

I have used this site for a number of years mostly to respond to emails and sometimes to place an order. You get points for answering emails and completing orders. I have over $37 in my account since May of this year. I have been requesting this money since that time and my request has been rejected and not responded to on the grounds that I have not completed the $15 completed order requirement. This is not true. I did complete an order for credit monitoring and car insurance in excess of $15. I offered to provide some proof of this but I received no response. In effect they are refusing money rightfully mine.

I actually received payment from Snapdollarswithout a problem. I'm wondering if the site still exists as I haven't been there for a couple of years and I know that I had enough money with them to get paid