Netwinner - Get paid to play

Are you looking for a way to earn money online? Netwinner is a site where you are paid to play. It's different than moola or prizee, of which both sites require you to actively play. You are given 100 spins a day on their "Free Wheel". You can instant cash in amounts of $25, $250 and $50,000 or you can win points which you can redeem for cash different types of offers. I will quickly list the different places that offer cash cards on Netwinner.

- Master Card
- Bath & Body Works
- Barnes & Noble
- Cinemark
- the GAP
- Restaurant.com
- Circuit City

Magazine Subscriptions
- BAZAAR
- Cosmopolitan
- Esquire
- Good Housekeeping
- O At Home
- Red Book

This site is available to US and Canadian residents, but the only redemption available to Canadians is the Master Card credit.

How to Play

Free Wheel - all you do is pick the numbers and then see if they are winners. This is something that you can have running in the background while you are doing your regular internet stuff. It requires no thought at all.

Banko - this is simply Bingo. If you win, you can claim your earnings, or continue playing to win more.

Forum - the forum has many different contests open to all members. Pop in often to enter yourself.

To join Netwinner, please click here. Once you join, make sure to verify your email address so you are eligible to receive your prizes.

Prizee - Winning prizes to play

I have discussed Prizee on the blog before, but I would like to go into a little more detail. Prizee is a site where you don't get paid to play, but you win points and use those points towards prizes. When someone first recommended the site to me, I was hesitant. I explained that I would do my best to get on and play some games each day, but I would make any promises. Well, I have become an addict. I love all the little flash games and find myself becoming pretty good at some of the games.

The concept is simple. You are allowed to play each game once a day and there are 12 games. Some of the games are very easy to win at, some are simply "scratch tickets" and don't involve any skill. As you play the games you collect points or "bubz" as they are called on Prizee. Once you have enough bubz, you can redeem your points for a prize.

Now here is the reason I'm reviewing Prizee again. Just two days ago, a referral of mine redeemed enough points to receive a Prizee Apron. Now, what this means for me is that I receive the same gift or the same amount of bubz. Since I'm not interested in the apron, I chose the bubz. I now have enough bubz to redeem them for a dvd. But I want bigger and better things. I'm going to save up my points and redeem for a 100 Euro cheque. All you need is 100 bubz and I'm a 1/5th of the way there.

If you aren't sure if Prizee is for you, simply give it a try. If all else fails, you tried something new and didn't enjoy it. Maybe you might find a nice way to spend 15 minutes online, relaxing. I really enjoy it as a change of pace from the regular ptc sites and the gpt sites.

If you would like to join Prizee, please click here.

Online distractions

I'm know I'm a big pusher of click sites, but sometimes, you just gotta let lose and have some fun on the net. There are a few things I do. Visiting forums is perhaps my favourite.

I also enjoy playing the games on Prizee. And in fact, it has turned into an evening ritual with my oldest son. He sits on my lap and we talk about the animals, etc. Plus, I get to win bonus stuff for the points I collect.

Another thing I discovered while doing one of the boosters for Moola was a onlinebackgammon site (I also got paid $20). I had never played backgammon before, but I quickly learned the ropes and enjoyed my time on the site. All the players were super friendly.

There is a few of backgammon sites, but my favourite site to play backgammon is www.gammon-world.com. I find it has a better layout and is easy to use. Also, I've played in a few of their backgammon tournaments and enjoyed myself.