are there websites that pay u for browsing them?
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There are but you dont get much for them.  There are sites that pay for you to read emails.  See link below
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Try google adsence  https://www.google.com/adsense/?hl=en_US  i think you get paid per click
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I agree with the previous answer, that it is possible to get paid for completing a survey.  \n\nBut I think you are probably referring to ads in the classified that promise you that you can get paid taking surveys or doing data entry from home (or stuffing envelopes, which is another common one). \n\nThe bottom line is that many of these have been known to be fraudulent.  Often they are trying to get YOU to buy into whatever scheme there is.  If you are asked to pay money, that should be your first clue.\n\nYou may be able to get paid for taking *A* survey, but can you make a living from it?  I doubt it.\n\n\nTo research, look at this:  http://www.findpaidsurveys.org/?OVRAW=get%20paid%20to%20take%20surveys&OVKEY=get%20paid%20to%20take%20survey&OVMTC=standard .  It's a site that tries to warn you about the illegit paid survey sites.  Then they go and try to sell you something!  Doesn't that sound even fishier?  They gain credibility by WARNING of fraud.  Pretty sneaky!  (I can't comment on whether the offers on this site is legit or not.  I'm just commenting to be aware of wasting your money, and just because someone warns you of fraud, it does not make them legit!)\n\nNow read:  http://jobsearchtech.about.com/od/jobs/a/paid_surveys_2.htm\n\nAnd do a search for "paid surveys scam", like http://www.google.com/search?hs=ryS&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=paid+surveys+scam&btnG=Search\n\nScams are rampant in this area!  Don't waste your money - even $30.  If companies are desperate to get you to take a survey, I'm sure you can find them on the web WITHOUT paying a middle man $30.
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Answers.google.com is one example of a pay-for-answers site.  I'm sure you realize the extreme irony of asking that question on a free answers website!
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Yes...!! I think they are called 'Lite' versions. \n\nYou can get KazaaLite...AresLIte...etc. \n\nThey're free and they don't have spyware/adware =)
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Google has their Answers site, but it's pay.  I'm not sure about the timing of each.
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Yahoo also has a portion of their site where you can link your accounts and pay bills.
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Internet sites usually  make you pay for that info. USSearch for example. But their search engines are good. You don't pay unless the info they find on the person is the one you are looking for.
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See link with places to pay bills
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Yes there are a FEW trust worthy companies still out there that do myster shopping and surveys. 2 of the the companies that I deal with and have been dealing with for years are.\n\n1. www.secretshop.net they are a free secret shopping company and do pay. You will be paid for your time and reimbursed for your expenses. They pay you the following month is the only drawback. but they have always paid me.\n\n2. www.pineconeresearch.com they are a survey company. I dont know if they are accepting new apps now or not but check in and email them. They pay $5 per survey via check to you. I usually get the email for the survey and check in the mail the same day! They actually pay upfront. If you get to test a product you can get a total of $10-$15 for the full test!!!! \n\nAs I said I have been with both of these companies for over 3 years and they have always paid! But never sign up for any company that requires you to pay a fee!! You are doing them a service, they shoud pay you!
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Y! Answers does not provide direct compensation for being an active member.\n\nBut you can always be a very productive member. Answer each question as best as you can and try to help as many people as you can. You can put description of your business in your profile. If people like what they read from you, they check you out and go to your profile. If they see your website, they are very likely to click on the link and check out your site.\n\nSo that's extra traffic to you. How you monetize that traffic depends on your business model.
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it is http://www.freewebs.com here u dont need to pay even once. It is totally free.
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u talking about fastweb.com?
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Yes there are. I know someone who actually makes a nice living answering online surveys. She actually gets paid to answer them. I can't tell you where to sign up, cause she won't tell me. I have watched her filling them out and then a window comes and tells her what that survey pays. I watched her do  5 surveys in about an hour and a half. Two paid $100 ea. and two paid $75 ea. and one paid $45. She was mad about the low paying one. After these five she quit for a couple of days. Just as the other answer, be careful when you check them out. My friend says the legit ones will not ask for any money from you.\n\nThe company she does this for had her fill out an application and then did a background check. When they decided she was legit they sent her an email.\n\nAs she says if they want money from you, they're crooks.\n\nGood luck.
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For me works  www.fling.com
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Yes. It is called Site Advisor and is free.. go here:\n\nhttp://www.siteadvisor.com/
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Absolutely they do pay; I've been getting paid from such sites for quite a while now.\n\nBut two major things to consider are that: 1) unfortunately there are scams out there and 2) you need to be realistic about how much you can earn by reading paid emails.\n\nSites that promise more than 5c per email are probably a scam. One good resource for investigating what sites pay are visiting certain forums dedicated to Paid to Read, where some members list proof of payment, such as screenshots. I myself have made a page that shows proof of payments I have received. I've listed the forums and my Xanga page in the "sources" below.\n\nYou can make some nice extra cash from paid to read emails, but probably won't cover your bills. If you want to make a more sizable income without having to pay any fees or investing anything, you might want to try "paid to sign up" sites, where you basically agree to try free products and services, and in return you earn bonus money. Sites can be found in the "sources" section listed below.