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pureprofile Pureprofile review (make money online) and my first paymentWhat’s Pureprofile? In a nutshell, you make money online simply by clicking ads on the Pureprofile’s site.

You register, log in to the site, and check what ads are available for you to view and then click on. Every click usually gives you from 5 – 20 cents (mostly 20 cents). New advertisements are refreshed daily and there are also surveys every now and then that will grant you more than just cents (some can go up to $2.00)

I’ve been doing some clicking for some time and I was finally eligible for a redemption (you need to make at least $25 before you can ask for a cash redemption), so I asked for it and in about 2 weeks, the money was transferred to my bank account without any hassle.

Read on and I’ll explain more.

PUREPROFILE SITE

pp homesite Pureprofile review (make money online) and my first payment

Pureprofile Homepage

The site is simple but easy on the eye. The navigations are intuitive too.

After you register and log in, you will be presented with offers (basically advertisements) from different marketers. You simply have to click a button which will open up a new window of the marketer’s site offer. Afterwards, Pureprofile will display the next ads/offer to your screen, and so on.

That’s all you have to do, really. If you are interested with the offers, then it’s up to you whether to go ahead with a purchase, or whatever the offer wants you to do. If you don’t, no hard feelings. Honestly I’ve never taken any of the offers. Pureprofile doesn’t require you to, anyways.

On some days, there are surveys as well, which can take you between 2-20 minutes, depends on the type of survey and whether you are eligible for the surveys.

Surveys are varied (Food (McDonalds), Government surveys, Banks (ANZ), Shops, etc) and most of the surveys will start with questions like “are you male/female”, “how old are you”, “where do you live”, and “what do you do”.

Usually you will get around 2-5 ads a day (varied) to click on.

What are you waiting for? Register now, start some clicking (especially if you are in front of the computer often) and earn some cash (even if it’s not a lot). You can make bits of money while browsing or chatting with your buddies over the web :)

And if you’re afraid that it’s a scam (like I did), here is a screenshot of my bank’s transactions, highlighting the money I got from them ($46).

pp deposit Pureprofile review (make money online) and my first payment

I asked for the cash redemption on the 7th of November and the money was transferred into my account on the 19th.

Register and start making money only by clicking, now! You can register at Pureprofile’s site here.

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22 October, 2008 at 12:48 am

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Squeaky 5 May, 2008 at 4:57 pm

Looks pretty interesting and very simple to do. Noticed that this post is from Dec 03,2007 and wondering how it is going for you now.
I am pretty new to online transactions so I am also wondering if they can deposit into your bank account, can they also make a withdrawal from it? These days you have to be very carfull who you do business with…

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Michael Aulia 5 May, 2008 at 5:09 pm

Hi Squeaky. Yeah this post was way back then but I’m still with them at the moment.

It’s quite slow to get cash, but you’ll gain a steady cents along the way :) I’d say around $35-50 for 2-3 months, depends on the amount of offers they have available (I just got another payment last month)

Hm well so far I’ve never noticed any dodgy transactions at all. They’ve transferred the money to my account. I don’t think you can withdraw money online just by knowing your account number/bsb no. Usually some signing or at least a form of identifications will have to be given.

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Maxim 11 June, 2008 at 1:12 am

Hi, I from Belarus. I Have some questions. Write to me on mail, ok?
dizario@gmail.com

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rjani 23 August, 2008 at 6:30 am

Looks great, I haven’t heard of this before, but it beats the old PTC-s for sure.
I take a look at it now, but if it costs too much time, hten it’s not worth it.

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An American in France 29 December, 2008 at 5:18 pm

Wow, thanks! I’ll have to check that one out. I’ve bookmarked your blog and I will definitely be back on here tomorrow after work to see what else is on here. Amazing blog, really.

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Jeane Sumbung Manurung 29 January, 2009 at 8:50 pm

just a quick question..
why my pureprofile doesn’t give me much ad to click?
like today, i just logged in and i got the end of /? button
and today is not the first time. i completed all my profile.
any suggestion??

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Michael Aulia 29 January, 2009 at 11:33 pm

It depends on the demands, I guess. So at times you’ll find lots of things to click + surveys. At other times, there are none

Jeane Sumbung Manurung 4 February, 2009 at 2:20 am

thanx for the info

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Ravi Gautam 24 February, 2009 at 4:04 pm

Its nearly 3 months since I have joined but I have not got even a single add/survey
Why is this so ?
I have completed my profile.

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Michael Aulia 26 February, 2009 at 11:16 pm

Hm.. that is weird. Have you tried contacting the support? Unless if all the offers are Australian based…

Wetnose 25 August, 2009 at 3:55 pm

It is true. I am on pureprofile as well and it works great. I’ve been on it for about 5 years now and get roughly $25 a month. Recently, some bigger surveys have started coming out. In the last couple of months I have done 2 surveys each worth $18, and one worth $12. However, generally most surveys are up to about $3. It may not seem like much, but it is good money for doing not much, and a bit of extra money for doing whatever you want.

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Michael Aulia 27 August, 2009 at 11:25 pm

Yeah, but honestly I can’t be bothered with it anymore. If you have a site/blog and put Google AdSense into it, you can easily earn a few cents to a few dollars a day

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