Cash Crate - Money in the Making

   Cash Crate is an excellent work from home survey website. It has a very friendly user interface and dashboard as well as a number of ways to not only earn cash, but also earn points which you can use to purchase iPod's, digital cameras, gaming consoles, gift cards and much more.  Cash Crate offers surveys, sponsor offers, rewards shopping, videos, and games in order to earn the beforehand mentioned points and cash.  The only thing Cash Crate is lacking is paid emails.

   The sponsor offers are very similar to those offered on other survey sites, and much of the "paid to watch" videos are the same as well. However the one of the things that sets Cash Crate apart from it's competitors are the simple tasks you complete which you earn money for such as downloading toolbars and games.  There is a vast array of games to download, which are not only fun to play, but you get paid for downloading them.  There are also a few apps in which you are paid to download as well.  Cash Crate also pays up to .80 cents per survey, which is .30 cents more than most other sites.  (The surveys are also easier to qualify for)

   You can also join game tournaments each day on Cash Crate.  The tournaments include games such as Solitaire, Snake, Crates, Mahjog, and others. Depending on the number of entries and players, as well as the cost(number of points required to enter) to play, you can win anywhere from one to one hundred points and more.  The only stipulation of course is you must have points to join the tournaments, which can easily be obtained by taking one or two surveys in a mater of five minutes.

   Over all, Cash Crate is another great survey site offers things other similar sites do not such as game tournaments to earn more points and unique paid tasks upon completion.  However, with the good comes the bad, being that Cash Crate does not offer paid emails.  They do offset this setback with higher paid surveys as well as higher paid videos.  Cash Crate also offers two ways to earn, cash and points, which puts the site in a "league of it's own".