SendEarnings

SendEarnings.com Review

SendEarnings.com is a paid email and paid surveys website service company owned and operated by the InboxDollars Corp.

In this review, we aim to find out if they are a legitimate “get paid to” opportunity or just a complete waste of time.

It provides ways to make a little extra income through reading emails, taking surveys, playing online games, etc.

SendEarnings claims they will pay you $5 just for signing up with them.

But it will take a couple of months before you see it.

In fact, Send Earnings will only pay you 2 cents per email that you read by opening up the paid emails.

And “confirm reading this email” links which will take you to the advertisers’ websites that sponsor the emails.
 

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The SendEarnings surveys pay about fifty cents per survey.

And there are various rewards for playing the Send Earnings online games.

However, the biggest user complaint that I’m seeing is that they take a very long time to payout.

And you have to reach $30 in your account before they release the money.

Many times, after finishing over $25 or so worth of emails, the paid emails stop going to your email inbox.

This guarantees that SendEarnings never has to pay you a penny for all your hard work.

Under their FAQ page guide, they vaguely answer by saying they send one email per week.

And that you need to do more surveys, shop online on the provided links, or play their online games.

DISCLAIMER: This review has been fully researched with information, comments, and testimonials that are available on the internet to anyone in the public space. Any conclusions drawn by myself or anyone else on the ScamXposer staff are purely opinions.

What SendEarnings won’t say is that many of these offers require you to pay upfront on their advertisers’ sites in order to get the tiny rewards they offer.

And you still have to remember to cancel those trial offers or whatever else it is they had you do.

Often, these sites open up to a multitude of endless offer pages designed to make you give up on the task.

Another complaint I’ve received on SendEarning is the fact that their system sometimes does not register completed tasks.

The online Better Business Bureau (BBB) has many complaints filed against Send Earnings.

Is SendEarnings a scam?

I would say that if you do not value your time and jump through their endless hoops, you might eventually get paid.

But the resulting rewards tally to considerably less than minimum wage.

Way less.

Also, they do not charge you to sign up with them, so in that manner, I can’t call this one a scam.

But it skirts the definition awfully close.

I do not recommend Send Earnings GPT for these reasons.

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By expert author David Harris.

 

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