Memolink

Memolink is an online rewards company, based in Colorado, that has been online since 1998. The company offers its members a chance to earn various rewards for performing simple online tasks. Memolink members earn points by trying out new products, visiting certain websites, reading emails, online shopping, and completing market research surveys.

After you complete a task you earn points which are accumulated in your account until you choose to cash them out for rewards. Your basic rewards include gift certificates for stores, restaurants, and theaters. Memolink has been very successful using these rewards to recruit members and currently have over ten million users.

This business model works because advertisers cut product costs in return for the large audience that Memolink can deliver. Ideally, this is supposed to be a win-win situation since you get rewarded for browsing the net, advertisers get eyeballs on their ad campaigns, and Memolink gets paid for putting the two together.

However, there are some complaints from Memolink.com members who claim that the company has not fulfilled its end of the bargain. Folks have been with Memolink for a long time and have diligently saved up their points only to be disappointed by the long wait and sometimes non-deliverance of rewards.

Memolink's staff has issued several press releases regarding the reason for delays and non payment, claiming that they've been temporarily backlogged. Yet, some people have reported waiting several years for their rewards and ultimately quitting out of frustration.

The truth is that even if Memolink paid out all rewards on time and without complications the opportunity itself is not lucrative. The value of Memolink points based on the time it takes to earn them when compared to their dollar value is miniscule.

This goes for all online rewards companies, by acting as middlemen for advertisers they filter out most of the profits for themselves and offer their members pennies for reading emails and completing offers.

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Customer Reviews for 'Memolink'

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christina new york	7:15pm on Friday, October 2nd, 2009
i LOVE MEMOLINK, I DO NOT KNOW HOW MANY YEARS I HAVE BEEN A MEMBER 8 MAYBE, AND I HAVE GOTTEN EVERY GIFT CARD I WAS TO GET TO DATE, FAST AND EASY!
cj pgh, pa	7:01pm on Monday, August 31st, 2009
applied for a $25 reward card only to be told it had been mailed and would not be replaced even though I told them I never received it.
py Califorina	12:04pm on Saturday, August 8th, 2009
I've been a long time memolink member. It takes far too long to acquire points and it takes too many points to redeem for practically nothing. MyPoints is the best place to earn points and redeem on the web.
Susan Frederick, MD	10:56pm on Monday, July 20th, 2009
I belong to several click and earn type programs and Memolink is one of my favorites. They have always sent my items on time. Over the last few years, they have a few times over credited my account. Being old-fashioned, I actually e-mailed them and they told me to keep the points. They also have one of the best payout rates of the click and earn programs.
Alexandra Marrero TN	8:26am on Sunday, July 5th, 2009
Memolink is not a scam. I have been a member of Memolink for s long as I can remember. I have always received my rewards. Never had a problem and always got the points I earned.
Lilly Colorado	11:17pm on Monday, March 23rd, 2009
It's an ok program but certainly nothing that you should consider a "make money at home" type deal. Think of it more like a credit card rewards program - you don't spend money just to get points, but if you're spending money anyway you might as well earn points. If you think of it that way, you won't have too many complaints. It's gotten better over the years. I hear it's a terrible place to work though.
Nana el monte	6:54pm on Wednesday, March 4th, 2009
It is not the easiest, fastest way to make money, or get points, or cards. But it is pretty reliable, they answer your emails withing 2-3 days and then the rewards show up within a week or so. I have not gotten many cards, but one every 3 months is common for me. They're surveys are 600-700 points, and I can usually complete one every 2 days, so sometimes, I've gotten a card in less than the three months with reading emails and doing the other free points. It's an ok program.
jmfaust New Jersey	11:49am on Friday, January 23rd, 2009
I've been a member of Memolink for a few years and I have had some issues, but the Memolink staff has always been polite and made sure that they solved the problem as quickly as possible. I get my points credited to my account quickly and I get my rewards right away. I would recommend Memolink to anyone who does any online shopping. I finished my Christmas shopping and wound up with a $250 Amazon.com gift card for me.
Junko T Colorado	10:42pm on Friday, September 5th, 2008
I don't think Memolink is a scam at all. it's free to join. It's been bit difficult to earning free points by clicking ads/e-mail, and survey on the site now because they have reduced free points opprtunity on their site, (used to be able to make 25 points per day at least, but now, 10 or less/per day, and they have changed the digit of points to redeem rewards 3 years ago, it used to be 16,000=approx $100, now need 160,000 for $100), so don't expect free points much, but if you shop online a lot, you can accumulate points fast and easier, just to be sure you find your favorite online stores on Memolink shop list, then visit & shop the store(s) via Memolink (don't forget using the very same e-mail address when you shop, the same e-mail address you have been registerd with Memolink), I usually earn points by shopping. they used to have a problem in processing rewards we ordered (took 6 month or longer), but they have fixed the problem and now usually takes 3-10 days. I'd won prize last year that was worth $6,000 (according to Memolink) just for shopping and my e-mail address was automatically entered the drawing which I didn't know, then 3-4 months later, I received unexpected e-mail from Memolink which notified me that I was the winner of the contest, so contest by Memolink is a real, Not fake, they really give things away to a member(s). They reply e-mail with question sooner also. I don't see any problem with Memolink. I've been a member since 2001 or 2. Try it!
Dr travel Florida	1:47pm on Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008
I responded to a Jeff Gordon gear. Never got it. I did all the requisite sponsor deals. Basically Memolink is a scam. I wrote to Memolink April 2003. This is September 2008..still have not got my stuff..