CreationsRewards.net - It's Easy to Earn Rewards

Looking for some extra cash? Want to earn points for almost everything you do online? CreationsRewards (CR) is a rewards-based program in which members earn points for signing up for offers, shopping online, surfing and searching the Web. Points can be redeemed for cash or gift certificates from popular stores. The service is free, so you can earn points without spending any money. To get started, first you need to sign-up to become a member. Simply fill out a short registration form located on the homepage. After joining, be sure to confirm your E-Mail address to unlock the full potential of CR. You’ll receive 25 points to start just by signing up. Then, begin earning points for your online activities. Once you've accumulated all those points, spend them on a reward for yourself, or for someone you know. CR offers many rewards, from cash checks to Amazon.com gift cards.

“Developed in October, 2000, CreationsRewards is an online loyalty program that awards its members with points for just about everything they do online. CR is free to join, and provides members with a wide variety of point earning opportunities. CR prides itself on the highest level of customer service provided to its members. CR provides quick turnaround time on rewards -- rewards are processed and sent within one week of redemption. CR believes that its members are its highest priority and takes all comments and suggestions seriously.”

CreationsRewards provides a real way to make some extra money in your spare time. CR opens possibilities for not just consumers but for advertisers too. Members get paid cash and prizes visiting websites, shopping online, responding to email, etc. Advertisers can reach an audience that buy online and is interested in receiving offers and discounts.

In these hyper-paced times, where people are always busy, will consumers take the time to actually read emails, answer trivia, etc? Are rewards worth the time and effort? Will they accept members not living in the United States or Canada?