Are you new to GPT (Get Paid To) sites? If so, this will be a great aid to you. If not, I will also offer many tips to increase your approval rating and make more cash! Get ready for you first offer, and this will guide you

1. Click on the offer. Start off with an easy one such as a quiz or   eversave.
2. Use REAL information. Using fake names, addresses etc. will result in companies picking up on this and not providing credit for the offer/survey you completed.
3. Accepting Cookies: This is very important. Cookies are small files that are sent to your computer by the websites that you visit. They follow what you do on those websites, and in this case, report back to the advertiser's server when you have completed an offer. So if your computer does not allow cookies to function, the advertiser does not know when you have completed the offer. The first thing you should do is check the privacy settings in Internet Explorer. Click Tools, then Internet Options, then the Privacy tab. You should see a slider bar. Drag the slider bar so it displays Accept All Cookies as your privacy setting. Then click the Advanced tab and UNCHECK "Override automatic cookie handling", if it is checked. For Firefox, select Tools ---> Options ---> Privacy ---> Cookies, then check "Allow sites to set Cookies"
4. Enter your e-mail or quiz questions or once in a while ZIP code
5. Complete the offer/survey in FULL. You cannot just open up the survey and fill out 1 page and then submit it for approval. You must complete it in it's entirety. It should be pretty obvious when the survey has ended. There might be a page that says "Thank you for participating", "Congratulations", "Thank you, your information has been received", a message to check your e-mail etc.
6. Use different valid e-mail addresses. Some companies don't credit for more than 1 of their surveys unless you have used a different e-mail address for each of their offers/surveys. (Ie. BigBuck, WSHTS, Surveys For Fun, MID, Genorous Genie, MPG). You can use the same e-mail if you're doing offers from several different companies, but if you do more than 1 from a specific company, it is good to use different e-mails. One way to do this easily is set up an account at www.gmail.com
7. Clear your cookies between offers/surveys.
   To do this, in IE go to Tools ---> Internet Options ---> Delete ---> Delete cookies.
   In Firefox, go to Tools ---> Options ---> Cookies ---> Clear Cookies Now.
8. Check your e-mail for confirmation/activation e-mails. Not all, but many companies send a confirmation/activation e-mail that they expect you to click in order to receive credit. After having clicked the confirmation/activation link (if one is available), then you can go to the offer, enter that specific e-mail and Mark it As Pending.
9. Let the pages load in Full. Don't just skip to the next page if the page has only loaded half way
10. You should NEVER have to do an offer within an offer (If you are already doing an offer, you will never have to click Yes, then enter information and click submit. If you do this, they will contact you). Like every page says, ALL OFFERS ARE OPTIONAL, meaning don't do them. 

 

GREAT TIPS

1. You MUST clear cookies after every offer or you will have trouble getting credit for them. I use CClearner, which clears them with 2 clicks (One: Exit out of your browser, Two: Press Run Clearner). You can download it for free: http://www.filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/
2. Don't rush through offers. Often times, advertisers have a time set limit on each page so if you are instantly clicking, you probably won't receive credit.
3. Alway make sure the page has loaded before moving on.
4. USE A DIFFERENT E-MAIL FOR EVERY OFFER. While most times sites can't tell if your e-mail you enter is real or not, it is better if you do enter a real one. Usually, they will just get spam, but sometimes you need to confirm an e-mail. GMail usually works the best, its easy and fast to create accounts
5. Don't use your regular e-mail for any offers
6. Continue until you are finished with the offer (Usually 1-7 minutes)