How It Works
Log in multiple times a day to click on advertisements. There are different ads to click on throughout the day. You accumulate points and each week TrekPay takes the points and converts them to some amount of money based on their revenue. It took me from the middle of October until the beginning of January to receive enough money to cash out ($5.50)-- and I clicked links multiple times a day EVERY single day without missing a day. Upon cashing out, you have to wait two weeks to receive the money via PayPal.
Payment
You can cash out once you have $5.50 in your account. Payment is sent to your PayPal account.
Payment Proof
Log in multiple times a day to click on advertisements. There are different ads to click on throughout the day. You accumulate points and each week TrekPay takes the points and converts them to some amount of money based on their revenue. It took me from the middle of October until the beginning of January to receive enough money to cash out ($5.50)-- and I clicked links multiple times a day EVERY single day without missing a day. Upon cashing out, you have to wait two weeks to receive the money via PayPal.
Payment
You can cash out once you have $5.50 in your account. Payment is sent to your PayPal account.
Payment Proof
Recommendation
IF YOU HAVE NOTHING BETTER TO DO. Yes, I clicked the links in TrekPay almost religiously for over two and a half months. No, it wasn't worth it. I had considered taking it out of my daily rotation, but it does eventually pay out and I do occasionally have just a few minutes to throw out the window where it couldn't hurt to click on some stuff. I now do TrekPay only when I think about it and it's definitely not on my daily task list. I figure I'll eventually hit $5.50 again. One day.
Last Revised: 2/1/2010
Created 2/1/2010
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