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Cash Duck is back!!

......actually it will reopen mid-October.


I received the following email from Kira, Cash Duck creator:


"Well, I guess I just missed you guys too much to leave.. I've decided to revamp CashDuck and reopen in mid-October. Look for new features, new offers, and new ways to earn.

All withdraws that have already been requested will be sent out as previously scheduled, and I expect all prizes to be sent out by the end of next week. Then I'll be busy making the new and improved CashDuck a reality!"

Cash Duck is coming back yall! Yes! For all who don't know, Cash Duck is a "pay to" site where you get paid for doing offers that range from surveys to shopping. I signed up with Cash Duck in April and since then I have made $412.04. I can't wait to get back to making some more money with the site. I'll keep you guys posted if I hear anything more. For anyone looking to make some money on the side, this is definitely a great site to do so. You can easily bank $200 a month with Cash Duck.
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SavingDiva said…
What types of things do you do to earn money with CashDuck?
September 10, 2007 at 2:09 PM
Dimples said…
Surveys, sign up for free trials, shop, open bank accounts.......the offers range in different types. But you get a certain amount to do each one.

Take for instance the AMEX card I opened up to get their 25,000 bonus. I did the offer through Cash Duck for $80. All I had to do was apply for the card, get approved, and make @ least one purchase. So I winded up making $80 from Cash Duck and also receiving the 25,000 sign-up bonus points from AMEX (which translates to a $250 gift card or one airplane ticket).

Nice huh?!
September 10, 2007 at 4:51 PM
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