Cash Crate Reviews
Legit or Scam?
Cash Crate
is a work from home program that provides
folks with a chance to make money through
various companies' promos and surveys.
Similar to programs like
Inbox Dollars you get rewarded a small
fee for performing these activities.
The Cash Crate program also has a
two tiered referral program that allows you to make
money by promoting Cash Crate to others.
Once people have joined under your referral
link you will make a small percentage
from the surveys and promos they complete,
20% from their earnings and 10% from their referrals' earnings.
Cashcrate.com pays out after your account
reaches a minimum of twenty dollars and so far I haven't
heard complaints regarding non-payment.
They routinely send out checks on a monthly
basis to all qualifying members.
One thing that I like about Cash Crate is
that they specify which offers require
credit card info. This lets you avoid
those offers if you aren't comfortable
disclosing that info. You can find all this in their easy to use interface.
When you log into the members area all of your tasks are very clearly organized. For instance at the click of a button you can see how many surveys are available or you can sort through hundreds of cash paying offers.
Basically, Cash Crate has simplified what once was a tedious and time consuming way to earn some extra money. In all honesty I never used to be a fan of programs like this but then I decided to give Cash Crate a real chance, more than just a once over.
I was able to make $0.75 less than a minute after creating my account, also once I got my first referral I made another $0.73. I understand these aren't jaw dropping figures but if you can find another way to make $1.50 in less than two minutes with absolutely no money down, I'd be happy to hear about it.
Now, if you were to throw in trial offers into the mix your income potential will increase exponentially, take a look at some of the offers and payouts that were available to me at the time of writing this article.
The bottom line is that if you're smart about which trial offers you join, actively work on registering new referrals, and take surveys from time to time then you can make some really easy money with Cash Crate. Create Your Account Now.
One side note regarding surveys, there're some complaints from people who don't qualify for surveys and then go on here and other sites claiming that Cash Crate is a scam. Here's the thing to understand with surveys, market research companies are literally giving you free money.
Now, in order for them to do that they need to get the best possible data otherwise they'll lose their corporate contracts and won't be able to pay anyone. This means that they have a screening process for each survey and based on your answers you may or may not qualify.
This can be pretty annoying but most surveys are set up so that you'll know within 2-3 questions if you qualify or not. There are also some common sense things you can do to save yourself from wasting time, the simplest is to pay attention to the title of the surveys, if you see "Survey for Parents" and you don't have kids it's a no-brainer that at some point you won't qualify for it.
Aside from that Cash Crate is a simple to use system for making a quick supplemental income online. You definitely won't get rich, but based on some people's proof of income checks you can make some pretty decent cash. Click Here to Join Cash Crate.
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Customer Responses, Reviews, or Complaints for
'Cash Crate'
Average Rating is
2.70
out of
5
based on
90 reviews.
Frank Location unknown | 3:23pm on May 11th, 2012  | I've been with this site for three years now, and it's one of my main sites I use for money. Great program, pays on time every time. Granted they are not going to pay if you use false information though, but that's the same with any get-paid-to. A+ site in my book... |
Linda R Idaho | 7:04pm on April 20th, 2012  | this is a scam for the people that just want to make some money on line, stay away from this one, I was sent a phony postal money order for $985.00 to cash and then
send after a 10% so called commission was taken out on to someone out of the country (usa) via western union. had I not checked with the post office I would be paying the bank $985.00 out of my pocket.
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Tony CA | 7:47pm on April 6th, 2012 | Cashcrate is not a scam! I have been doing it for a few months now and it is actually fun while earning money. For all of you that say it is a waste of time think about how much time you actually waste on facebook and other sites. I am earning some extra spending money to have a good time. |
bob England | 6:20pm on March 18th, 2012 | it is a scam.
Consider the minimum hourly wage, then divide it by 60.
Now consider how much 'real' work you need to do to earn the money by:
1. The real world
2. Cashcrate
Also be aware that CC can at any time pull the account remove the moneys made and claim "this was a fraudulent account"
Even if they bounce low earning accounts "randomly" it is still cash in the bank.... FOR THEM.
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Daniel USA | 8:22pm on February 27th, 2012 | No one understands. Cashcrate isn't for people who want to make a lot of money. I spend about 10-15 minutes each day filling in offers and occasionally surveys. With the CashCrate toolbar, you automatically make $6.00 every month, plus .03 for checking in. If you are good at games, then another bonus for you! I have gotten 2 checks worth about $25. Referring isn't worth it. Some spare cash? DEFINITELY. |
Denis Earth | 5:58pm on February 15th, 2012 | For those of you that think getting $8 in two days is worth it then you are obviously un-employed and should get a real job haven't either of you thought of that I'm pretty sure most people agree with me |
Anonymous Location unknown | 11:28pm on January 31st, 2012 | I made some money while in college through the cash crate,and this is no joke to fresh people who want to venture into making money online,real fun |
lei californi | 1:45pm on January 28th, 2012 | I don't like cash crate! 2 months=.35 cents. |
Cashey Broke California | 2:03pm on November 1st, 2011 | Cash crate only exploit people. Those people here that claims they are getting paid..they are fools! They are in the the cash crate mafia! Bogus! Waste of time! It is a joke. I don't even want to go through what I came across dealing with this site. It's such a drama, depressing site to be associated with... |
Glenda Alabama | 4:06am on October 22nd, 2011  | I'm not really impressed with Cash Crate. I'm sure they will send you a check if you ever get to finish a survey. It took over 2 hours to complete just one because after 5-20 pages, it would tell me "you don't fit the criteria for this survey".
So I managed to make a total of 18 cents an hour, but only because I have a sample of a fabric softener I already use on the way. Oh, and my email has been dinging constantly for the last 30 minutes or so. Luckily I have an email for ads only and can turn it off! |
Ivana Colorado | 10:10am on September 24th, 2011  | It's ok. I am annoyed by it because many of the offers that I completed never went through, but now I am stuck receiving all these spam emails but never got credited for them! It is hard to qualify for surveys and has taken me nearly 3 months to earn my first $20.00. Even with completing the offers fully, not all of them got credited, which is unfair!I lost about $11.00 from offers that never confirmed! And at about .20-.50c an offer, that's a lot of offers I did for nothing! After I get this $20.00, I am done wasting my time with this site! |
Anonymous N/A | 3:41pm on August 7th, 2011 | Cashcrate is so fake its not even funny. When i tried to sign up they sent an email back relying that they would attempt to sue for me fraudulent behavior. I was like WTF? I've never had a problem with any other GTP website. So if you wanna get your self in the middle of a lawsuit I say go ahead and sign up. Otherwise just tell yourself that its not worth it affiliating yourself with them. |
Not Impressed The Internet | 1:12pm on May 5th, 2011 | The Offers all require personal information, which I'm willing to give by my cell phone does not allow text messages so a lot of these offers are pending payment because they don't get to spam me in "confirmation". I've yet to get credit from a single survey. Even ones that claim I qualify and I go through the whole survey, CashCrate says I didn't qualify so there's no money. All these surveys keep asking of my 14 year old son is available to take a survey. I can see that they probably make a lot of money off minors. |
MaxRyd USA | 4:46pm on January 20th, 2011 | CashCrate claims to pay users for signing up for offers, trying new products, completing surveys and getting cash back on purchases made at hundreds of your their online retailers.
All the user has to do is “fill out the form with valid information and participate.” What this really means is that the user will be asked to:
1) provide an email address which will be sold to numerous third parties, thereby generating hundreds of spam messages to your inbox every day.
2) fill out a form that needs to include a cell phone number. The moment the cell phone number is divulged, the user will receive text spam at a cost to the USER of $9.99.
3) complete any two offers. These offers may seem free (such as a free trial to whiter teeth), but users will be asked to reveal credit card details in order to cover shipping and processing. Mostly this is a nominal fee of no more than one dollar, but the point is that CashCrate and its advertisers will acquire credit card information that may then be used in any one of a number of credit card scams.
If all the steps are not fulfilled, user participation is considered incomplete and the account will not be credited.
With that in mind, very few CashCrate offers exist that do not require either a cell phone number or credit card information. CashCrate is visibly a scam and a dangerous one at that. Therefore the best way to avoid being scammed by CashCrate is to avoid CashCrate altogether. |
Amber B. Atlanta | 9:48am on December 16th, 2010  | I've used cashcrate for 2 years now. It's not a scan---however, it can take quite some time to earn money. But, it's nice to get a little chuck of change every now and then |
Dee Parks Ohio | 12:18pm on November 8th, 2010 | It is very misleading... I did make my $20.00 payout and waiting for my first check this month. When you submit your offer after completion it says "usually in 20 minutes"??? That is a lie and misleading to people who actually think they will go back in a few minutes and see their earnings. If I do 20 offers, maybe 1 or 2 will go through that day. It will consume hours of your time and you may be lucky to make .50! Most offers do not go through! |
MuneyMom Virginia | 7:54pm on October 12th, 2010 | Been using cashcrate for a year now and have gotten every check that I earned. The months I don't make payout the money rolls over so that is huge plus. This site is definitely not a scam. As soon as my oldest is old enough to use it I will let her, she is very exited about it since, 13 year olds can't get regular after school jobs. |
nesali New Jersey | 12:07am on September 16th, 2010 | Today, my 15 year old daughter asked me, starry eyed, if she could register on CashCrate. She understands it to be a website where you get paid for taking surveys online and that's all. She even showed me several rave reviews. I believe that when it comes to money, nobody gives it away for free, so I told her 'no'. I'm concerned about security and the requirement that you give a phone# and email address. It's against CashCrate's policy to give false info. There are a lot of kids who subscribe to CashCrate and I can only imagine the thousands who given their real contact info only to surprise their parents with telemarketing calls and junk mail. I've seen it suggested that you set up dummy phone#'s and several email accounts to avoid the telemarketing and to avoid getting claims rejected as duplicates. That sounds dishonest to me and that's not the kind of message I want to send to my daughter. I'm sure that the claims of getting money are true, but the problem is what you have to do to get it. We'll just have to find some other 'legit' way for her to earn money. |
Hunter SC | 3:05am on June 9th, 2010 | I like the site, but some of the offers only go to your pending offers such as the offers from quizjungle. I have a lot of their offers still in my pending earning, so watch out for them. |
Sailem Germany | 6:34am on May 31st, 2010 | I've already earned about 580$ within 2 days, without wasting my time to fill in that offers... but I have the feeling that this seems a little bit too easy... Someone out there to tell me that it work without fill in offers? Because everytime I click "submit" my pending earnings are raising as high as I can't believe xD |
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