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Revisiting Moola

Sat, 15 Aug 2009 21:09:46 +0000

I figure the first thing to do is to go through Casey’s post and see if I can learn what she is teaching. I’m starting at the back and working forward, so the first post on this blog is about Moola. Here is the link to Casey’s post on Moola.

I promise, I will be adding strategies and tactics of my own, but for the moment, I need to get up to speed on what everyone here already knows. At first glance, Moola seems interesting. I’ve grown pretty distrustful of any kind of gaming through the years. The reasons casinos are so big is because most people lose, so I’m sure that there is a lose factor built in to Moola. I’m going to sign up though and give it a shot.

It’s actually pretty fun and the upside is that they do give you your first penny. The whole concept is that if you double that penny 30 times, you have $10 million dollars! Not bad. I just played my first couple of games and I’ve won so far. Of course, I’m still in the .25 cent or less range.

It’s free to sign up and more amusing than taking facebook quizzes.

Gaming Lagoon

Fri, 27 Apr 2007 20:08:34 +0000

If you are a gamer who plays some games that have a form of currency, and can sometimes even cost real money, than this is what you should be looking for. GamingLagoon.com is not an ordinary paid to complete offers site. You don’t earn money to complete offers.

Instead of getting money, you get credits. They than can be redeemed for game credits, points, coins, etc, on different things. For example, if you play xbox live, you can get xbox live subscriptions, or points to use! They have a lot of different gaming-related prizes. Other prizes include “Habbo” coins, GameTap.com subscriptions, World of Warcraft gift cards, and tons of other different things.

It is a really unique type of paid to complete type of site. This is probably really appealing to many gamers out there looking to get things for free instead of paying. For a more complete list of prizes, and more information, check out GamingLagoon.com.

Other than that, the process and types of offers are basically the same as other sites. They are sorted into 3 categories: 100% Free, Credit Card Required, and Purchase Required, which makes it a lot easier to find what you are looking for. They have over 7 pages worth of 100% free offers.

GamingLagoon.com

Treasure Trooper

Thu, 12 Apr 2007 22:21:26 +0000

TreasureTrooper.com is a paid to complete offers website. That’s pretty much how it is described. You complete offers, and in return you get cash. Some offers require a credit card, while other small offers don’t. All of the offers that are worth less than $1 just require something simple like to enter your zip code, or your e-mail address and that’s all. The minimum payout is $20, but that is simple to get. No, you won’t get it in a day, but you will receive your deserved money, and it will feel good. An effective way to increase your cash is to have referrals. You get a percentage of what they get by completing offers. If you are in search of more referrals but can’t seem to find anyone that will join, you can buy a “Pearl Friendship Bracelet” in the Trading Hut.

See, with every offer you complete you have the opportunity to get a pearl if you pick the correct shell that it is under, out of the choice of three. The Bracelet costs 8 pearls, and there are other things you can buy with the pearls too, such as TreasureTrooper merchandise. TreasureTrooper is creative this way, and there are other things you can obtain within the site too, like coins and jems, that can be spent on different things too. You can even buy an Xbox 360!

A few notes about TreasureTrooper:
- Use a spare junk e-mail account for offers, you don’t want your regular e-mail to be filled with spam!
- Before and after completing an offer immediately clear your cookies and the offer will be counted as complete much sooner!

Moola

Sun, 08 Apr 2007 16:03:58 +0000

Moola.com is gambling at its finest.

Okay, well the games don’t consist of poker, but you do put money on the line. What makes it so incredibly addicting is that it’s not your money… at first. See if you double a penny 30 times you would have over $10 million. So, Moola offers you the chance at 10 million dollars. Each level gets you double the amount you bet. There are only 3 types of games right now, one is a Hi-Lo game. Moola provides you with your first free penny, and if you end up losing all of your money, which you will do at least once or twice, they give you another one. It is currently in the BETA phase which means it’s invitation only. You can easily grab an invite in the Moola forum though. You also receive bonuses from your referrals. There is a section called Boosters, where you can earn extra money by completing offers, like signing up to a survey site or gamefly, etcetera. And if you shop to various sites like shoes.com through Moola, you can get cash back from purchases.

There is also a wheel that you can find through searching with them, and you spin it and can earn at LEAST 1 cent, and up to $9000. The highest I have personally spun was 25 cents, but my friend spun it and received a dollar. You can find the wheel up to four times a day.

This is a very fun site, because you are rewarded for playing games. And if you have a lot of luck, you might have a good go at this. Moola only pays by check currently, but adding Paypal is on their top priority list, along with adding new games!

If you would like an invitation, you can join Moola through this link. If you have a hotmail account be warned, it will probably be sent to your junk folder.

Update: Moola now pays through Paypal! After receiving your first check, you’ll be able to receive future payments with Paypal.