Earn a Commission from Sending Emails

[themoneyblogger123]

Get Commissions by sending Emails

The Website I am going to talk about is Cliqly. Basically it's like those Bulk Email sites, that you send a ton of emails, and every link that a receiver clicks you earn a commission of $0.10 .

The Downsides
The downside is that you can only request payout at $300.
You will be given free credits at first, its very unlikely that you'll make the $300 before the credit runs out.

There are packages where you can purchase.
It starts at $97

I cannot remember how much credits I began with, but it states that after 2 days I have 753125 pro credits remaining. It claims you start with 500k pro credits
You send 5000+ emails x 15 times a day (75000 emails) and 1 email = 1 email credit. I believe the reason I have extra is due to my sponsor. So if I send 5000+ emails x 15 times, I'll have 10 days remaining.

Now for the two days I used the app, I've earned $22.20 thus far.

I have not done it on day three as I am extremely busy but you can schedule ahead.

Now, I am not sure the legality of the website, because you're basically spamming persons, but you can give it a try.

With regards to payout, that is not the issue. Most complaints are regarding spamming persons and if sending unsolicited emails are legal. You try it, if you'd like.

You can earn from your referrals (only if they upgrade) or help your referrals to get extra credits.

If you do decide to join, I'll recommend sending the emails between 12am-6pm.

The instructions are clear, and please do your research. Let me know how much email credits you start with, and if you ever made the payout or how much you made after the trial period.

Link below:

Cliqly Email Marketing

Email Marketing With A Purpose

turnkeyemailbiz.net

Cliqly Email Marketing

Email Marketing With A Purpose

turnkeyemailbiz.net

Cliqly Email Marketing

Email Marketing With A Purpose

turnkeyemailbiz.net

 

[Arika]

Hi,

Don't you think it would be better to promote this site (plus your referral link) when you've actually cashed out and received the money, especially as you're saying you're not sure of the legality?

It's one thing to get the commissions or to earn them; it's another to actually receive it in one's bank account or however it is that they pay or claim to.

 

[Arika]

@themoneyblogger123: I'd advise you not to part with any of your money (https://medium.com/@evancrosby/is-cliqly-a-scam). If you're thinking of doing so, you might as well just give me that $97 and I'll give you back $107 next month.

 

[BreeziOG]

Yeah, this ain't it.

Spam emails are horrible, knowingly sending them out as a 'money making opportunity' is truly shitty behaviour, and absolutely not the way most regular users of this forum operate.

 

[MikesBush]

Thanks for sharing your experience with Cliqly. However, it's crucial to consider the ethical implications of sending bulk emails and potential legal issues surrounding unsolicited emails. Using a service like https://mailtester.ninja can help ensure your emails are delivered effectively, but it's essential to research the legality and impact of your email marketing efforts. Remember to prioritize building genuine connections with your audience to avoid spamming concerns.

 

[homie]

Thanks for sharing your experience with Cliqly. However, it's crucial to consider the ethical implications of sending bulk emails and potential legal issues surrounding unsolicited emails. Using a service like mailtester.ninja can help ensure your emails are delivered effectively, but it's essential to research the legality and impact of your email marketing efforts. Remember to prioritize building genuine connections with your audience to avoid spamming concerns.

It's quite ironic we have a spam bot advising us to "prioritize building genuine connections with your audience to avoid spamming concerns" LOL

 

[MikesBush]

Sounds like Cliqly is offering a way to earn some extra cash by sending out emails with links and earning commissions on clicks.

 

[LaurenKnox]

It's an interesting concept, but there are some downsides to consider, like the high payout threshold of $300 and the need to purchase packages to get started.
It's also important to note that sending unsolicited emails, or spam, may not be legal in some jurisdictions, so it's a good idea to research the laws in your area before diving in.
If you're interested in trying it out, just be sure to follow the instructions and keep an eye on your credits. And if you need help managing your digital projects, you might want to check out a monday.com consultant—they can help you stay organized and efficient.

 

[diablospartan]

Thanks for sharing this with us but i found it very much time consuming and efort for this money even if it pays .I prefer to work in my affiliate marketing business where i can get a high ticket sale and passive income