Does anyone on here know about a site called BigCrumbs?

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The site sounds a lot like how Treasure Trooper runs, and Cash

Crate, and a few others. In theory, yes, you can earn a lot of money.

But the theory is often different from reality, especially if you

are basing your income on what other people will do. Since

your “income” is based on referrals doing work or buying things,

it’s not reliable to presume you’d bring in that much money. For

starters, not all referrals work or do anything at a site past the

initial sign up.

Your best bet would be in getting gads of referrals. At TT, I have

almost 200 referrals, but out of those, I probably have under 10

that are considered active- meaning they do stuff to bring in money

for the site, themselves, and me.

Good luck with the site! If you want to bring in referrals, work at

it a bit first, figure out the best ways to get it to work for you,

then tell people whether it truly works or not. Add it to your email

sig line, etc.

— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “rgjgtemple” wrote:

>

> Hi everybody. I found a site called BigCrumbs and have been trying

> to find others that are members there. Has anyone on here heard of

> it?

>

> If you have, could you tell me a few things:

> -*-How it worked for you?

> -*-How long have you been a member?

> -*-About how much do you make from there?

> -*-Did you refer people and if so, did you make money from the

> referrals?

> -*-Did you ever have any problems with any of it, and if so, what

> was wrong?

> -*-Was it complicated to add in the extra income on your taxes at

> the end of the year?

>

> If anyone is a member, I’d appreciate your info and opinions.

>

> BigCrumbs is a website that pays you to shop through it’s links.

> Like, if you want to buy something from Walmart.com, instead of

just

> going to the store site, first you’d go to BigCrumbs and click on

> their Walmart link, then shop like normal, and whatever you

purchase

> while using their link, they give you a % cashback.

> It’s for many stores and for Ebay also. On Ebay, they give you a %

> of the seller’s listing fees for whatever item you buy.

> You can also refer people and have them refer even more people and

> so on up until 5 levels of people under you. You get a % back on

all

> those people’s purchases too.

> Once a month they send your balance to your paypal account. They

> don’t have any of your information that you use at any of the

places

> that you shop and you don’t have to buy anything or pay any fees or

> anything. They’re affiliates of each of the stores themselves and

> get paid by the stores whenever someone uses their links to visit

> and purchases something.

>

> I’ve been trying to find other people that are members so I can

find

> out how it worked for them before I refer it to my family and

> friends. I just can’t see why this would be bad, because if I refer

> 10 people and they each refer 10 people (100), and they each refer

> 10 people (1,000), and they each refer 10 people (10,000)and they

> each refer 10 people, (100,000) then I’d have a total of 111,110

> people under me wouldn’t I? So even if all I got was 1 single penny

> in % from all those people each month, then wouldn’t I end up with

> 111,110 pennies? That would be $1,111.10 wouldn’t it? Please

correct

> me if I’m wrong or not understanding this. That’s why I wanted to

> find someone who was already a member so I could get them to tell

me

> if this is how it works. Because if that’s right, then wouldn’t

that

> be just great!?!

>

> There’s 2 kinds of memberships, one is where you get % back on all

> your own purchases and I think on just the people you refer, but

not

> on anyone elses, and the other one is where you refer people and

get

> money back on their purchases too as well as the people they refer

> and so forth until the 5 levels of people away. I know that with

the

> referral one, you get a smaller amount back for your own purchases,

> but you get % back for everyone you refer and everyone they refer

> and so on, so that’s the one I joined under.

>

> I actually was told about it from a guy on Ebay that I bought some

> dvds from. He likes it because since he referred me, then if I buy

> something from him, not only do I get a % of his listing fees for

> that item, but he gets a % too, so it helps him save money and

> recoup part of his expenses.

>

> Anyway, if anybody wants to take a look, here’s a link to it:

> https://www.bigcrumbs.com/

>

>

> I was told that there are some charity sites that are like this

too,

> but with those you don’t get to keep the $%, instead it goes to

> whatever charity you designate. Has anybody done those sites? Which

> one did you use? Can you put in local charities or schools and such

> or does it just let you donate to national organizations?

>

> Also, has anyone ever had a site like this themselves? My brother-

in-

> law used to have a site that had links to phone services like from

> Sprint etc. and he had told us that everytime someone clicked on

one

> of his links he got paid like 20 cents. I know I’ve seen some links

> at the bottom of some people’s emails and there are links on the

> Budget 101 site itself. Does all that work the same way? If so, how

> do I do it?

>

> Thanks everybody and I appreciate any info and opinions.

>

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