DonkeyMails
DonkeyMails
is another get paid to view advertisements
website. As more and more ad money is
being redirected to online outlets these
websites are becoming increasingly popular.
You may already have seen sites where elaborate
prize pools or games are set up to entertain
you while you view ads.
DonkeyMails is heavily promoted on many
blogs and websites around the net.
Everyone seems to rave about this
opportunity to get paid fractions of pennies
to click and read advertisers' emails.
The company compensates you between $.001 -
$5.00 for spending 30 sec of your time on
their sponsors' websites. By no means
is this a get rich quick method, you'll be
lucky to earn a couple bucks per hr for your efforts.
DonkeyMails encourages you to supplement
this income through several methods.
You can upgrade your membership resulting in
several bonuses. For each additional
level that you upgrade they will increase
the amount of times they display
your referral link on their website. So you basically pay them to
help you recruit a large down line and
increase your profits.
The one thing that stands out about
DonkeyMails as apposed to other get paid
to websites is that they have an incredibly
small payout level. Depending on which
payment processor you use you can cash out
as soon as you hit $1.
Paid to read emails programs are quite
popular nowadays because they're free to join and pay out a
little change here and there, but in reality
they're not free. You're spending your time,
your valuable time which could be spent much more
productively, literally in exchange for pennies.
I believe, as should you, that your time is
much more valuable than that.
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Customer Responses, Reviews, or Complaints for
'DonkeyMails'
Average Rating is
1.80
out of
5
based on
6 reviews.
srtu germany | 3:15am on December 19th, 2010  | BE CAREFUL Donkey Mails IS A SCAM... |
da pa bangkok | 7:56pm on November 9th, 2010 | i was a member of donkeymails they canceled my account for no reason, i figure they must do that a lot. saves them $thousands$ in payouts.
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DM World | 8:44pm on September 2nd, 2010 | DonkeyMails is 100% SCAM!!! (my experience). My account has been suspended. I feel I didn't do somethings wrong (even never click trap links, etc.) but my account was killed by DonkeyMails. $1.6 is gone away eaten by DonkeyMails. :( so DM is really scam. Be careful! |
UnMe Internet | 9:46am on August 26th, 2010 | I just joined this one and compare to what this site said about the company compensate .001 to 5.00 dollar is not really true. I observed that the compensation is lower (0.0001) even if the site (donkeymails) said, "this add worth 0.01 cents". But in reality you only credited 0.0001 when you click that add. It feels like they are fooling just to click the add. You'll end up clicking in hours and hours to get 1.00 dollar which really a waste of time. |
gayathri singapore | 12:33am on January 29th, 2009  | well i just joined donkey mails a week back. Its pretty good site but then the earnings is very less. I guess one should have many referrals to earn more with donkey mails. But their payout is so less so that is good. Well I am sure it is tough to make that 1 dollar also as sometimes the offers are .001 cents or so. Well anyways I have joined this site to make money. Let me see how far I go. |
anonymous Brazil | 4:03am on July 22nd, 2008 | I have used Donkeymails before and I agree that it is a complete waste of time. There is not much to say about it that hasn't already been mentioned here. While its not a scam, per say, it honestly is a real waste of time and money. The webmaster of that site undoubtedly has pocketed well over $170,000.00 of the over $173,000.00 reportedly earned on or from that site ever since it came out.
On a related side note, while offline businesses, which would normally entail very high overhead costs, have a 20% success rate, online businesses tend to have merely a 3% success rate. I feel as though a tremendous part of that can be attributed to the countless 'ready made' mock internet businesses, which still technically are considered actual internet businesses. That is, the actual business end of it involves the scam artist who sold it making a sale. Such mock businesses have almost absolutely zero profit potential and the only person who profits, almost indefinitely, is the person who sold the 'ready made' internet business for $49.95, or some similar price.
Please, keep in mind that I am not referring to affiliate programs. They do have a strong profit potential. Where they are concerned, it is more a matter of locating successful advertising than anything else. |
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