Get Paid to Signup
An industry that has been around for a while is the get-paid-to-signup industry. By signing up for trials and services, you can make quite a bit of money. It’s a fairly simple concept with a self-sustaining business plan. The get paid to signup programs make their money from advertisers which they then pass on to you.
For example, let’s say that America Online decides that they are willing to pay $30 for every new member who tries their product. A get paid to signup program will then offer to pay its members (you) $20 to signup for the AOL service. The program made $10 on the transaction, you made $20 and AOL got a new member that may go on to be a paying subscriber and pay $15 a month for the rest of their lives.
A get paid to signup program will have, in some cases, hundreds of advertisers like this that have determined a certain value they are willing to pay for new signups. Many of these signups are easy procedures that require you to take a survey. In some cases, they require you to signup for a trial of something which may require credit card info, or shipping expenses. The key with free trials is to keep a calendar of when you need to cancel everything by. If you decide you don't want the product, cancel your trials before they expire to avoid paying for them and cancel at the very end of the trial to avoid losing credit for completing the offer.
Treasure Trooper is, of course, the biggest get paid to signup program out there. Since its inception, many have copied the business model and content of TreasureTrooper, but none have been able to mirror its success. TreasureTrooper has been around for years and has consistently paid its members on time.
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