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1. Take advantage of the paid to read autosurf, before it gets switched to manual. It's easy to do if you use Firefox, NOT IE. You just start it up click the start up number then place it at the bottom of the screen while you do other things.

2. If you enter a lot of competitions, register at new PTR sites frequently or, for that matter, are about to join a lot of paid market research companies, then Roboform is an essential tool. Roboform will fill out online forms at the click of a button saving you masses of time and effort. In addition, it can also be used to safely store passwords and enter those at a click of a button as well so you'll never forget a password ever again. Roboform is 100% free for the basic version. You can download it here: Roboform

3. Communicate with the paid to read webmaster. This will help you get to know them, understand them, and perhaps get a heads up if the site is going to be around for a while.

4. Upgrade your paid to read email account! Keep in mind though it's not a good idea to upgrade on all sites owned by the same webmaster. After all if they go under you lose everything. Spread it out a bit. Also not a good idea to pay for a 1 year upgrade, it shows the site won't be around for long.

5. Get paid to read email referrals. The more referrals you have, the easier it will be to reach payout faster.

6. Do the paid to clicks,  and if you have no referrals do the searches and PTS. If you don't have time, but want to reach payout quickly get referrals. I don't even bother with sites paid to clicks anymore.

7. If you need help getting referrals ask a friend, don't spam though. Post in forums, make a webpage of your links. Create banners for posting and advertising.

8. Advertise your paid to read account! (without spam) Like Payingcash you can get loads of things for points. Yes this site sends points, but cash too. But for points the ads are too cheap in my mind to pass up! See for yourself sign up look at redemptions and if you don't want to stay a member what do you have to lose?

9. Get a PayPal account, Alertpay and e-gold. But you may want to check them both out and pick which one you like best.

10. Research before you Upgrade your paid to read email account! There is always the risk the site will go under with your funds. Or be sold off to another webmaster. 10 sites I belong to have been sold off. Don't pull out just because the site has been sold. You may find out that the new webmaster is better than the old. With better deals. Ride the wave, you may be glad you did. I know I am. And my bank account shows it.

11. Stay active, and check your paid to read email accounts often.

12. Keep track of your user names, and passwords on your PTR's. Keep them in a safe place.

13. Make sure your email filters allow the paid emails you signed up for.

14. Combine PTR sites. Joining sites that work well together on redemptions is a must. It will help you earn, and promote your sites for FREE. Which in turn helps you earn even more.

15. Play trivia, bet big and win big when you use Google to look up all the answers. If the site you joined has a scramble game be sure to check out www.unscramble.net

16. Make sure you tick as many keywords as possible, and don't tick the bad ones that kick you out of the paid to read email program.

17. Take advantage of paid to read cheap offers, discounts, sales, bulk site upgrades.

18. If you are as paranoid as I am, you don't have to put real mailing address in ANY of your paid to read email accounts, because they never send anything there, and it's none of their business. So if you are worried about hackers or such, don't put your real data there, unless of course you request a check. Then you will have to provide all your correct information.

19. Make sure you typed your e-mail address correctly into the signup form on the paid to read site.

20. Save your sign up email, you never know when you may need it. You can use it for Paid to Sign ups, as well as to confirm the date of when you signed up for the site and you can work out if you are earning enough with that site.