Earn2Life is gathering some dust

By Chino Yalin | November 19th, 2007

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Whenever a business model shifted from one mode to another, it’s just either they’ll become successful or they’ll fail. This time, it seems that even if they’ve given 10,000,000L$ all in all, they’re losing.

The promise of earning 1000L$ daily

For some months, it has been their marketing strategy. Yes! You’ll be able to earn at least 1000L$ daily through earn2life but you have to make some effort. However, both you and I know that people surfing the internet is lazy and wants everything quick and easy. (That’s why my free lindens list is successful, right? )

Today, I checked how much I earned from Earn2Life for the month of November and as expected, it is gathering dust. 431L$ from November 1 to November 19, 2007. THAT IS SO SMALL! compared to the 2000L$ that I get from First Opinions Panel’s Affiliate System per day. (37,000L$ from First Opinions from Nov.1 to Nov. 19 )

If Earn2Life’s marketing can’t think of a good way to improve their system, they’ll probably lose market.

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  • WOAH O_O thats insane! I hope the First Opinions Panel will send me my first survey soon I just signed up with them : ) if I don't get a survey after a few weeks I'll start to realize somethings wrong lol! And of course keeping your personal information safe & secure is extremely important, especially on the internet.
  • buaya Burger
    They are the second life version of the traditional paid to sign websites. There are always a limited number of sign-up in such sites, so the promised of earning a thousand per day is misleading.

    And I have learnt never to sign up for offers that worth less than 20 us cents in value as I can find better offers for such values in other paid-to-sign sites.

    (Yes, I do earn some e-money from the other websites as a sideline to fund my second life activity)
  • Suki Hirano
    Always use fake information for all boxes. Lol they are not worth putting down the real information for. And yes, they never update the list, and around 50%+ of their offers are either expired or link doesn't work.
  • StormShadow Maertens
    I have no idea if your breaking rules or even laws laws or not, but I would just skip the survey if it has questions you feel are too personal, or request information that you are uncomfortable giving away.
  • buaya Burger
    Survey compaines are used to fake information anyway, so I think there is no law broken. It is not as if it is not government survey or interview where you are obligated to tell the truth
  • StormShadow Maertens
    legalities are messy thing to know about...thats why there are so many jokes about lawyers. The surveys will just have a lesser shelf life if they are all filled out with false information. Hopefully thats the only drawback
  • Grey Jie
    Second that statement.

    I mean, Earn2life helped me at points, but their offers are really a bother. They never seem to update their list at all, and i get the same damn offer that i don't want to do every single time i click offer list.

    Plus, i'm not gonna give me personal address to sign up for some dumb offers to earn me some lindens.
  • StormShadow Maertens
    I agree, the offers are like sweepstakes, and seem to ask too much personal information. Obviously they are trying to make a buck in the end, which leads me to believe they will sell the information later, and who know where that will go.
  • StormShadow Maertens
    I think being weary of your personal information isn't paranoia. You should keep your info secure and don't ever give out more than you are comfortable with.
  • StormShadow Maertens
    Its just tough to tell a "shady" one sometimes, and that makes it harder to put faith in its confidentiality with your information.
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