How To: Get Paid to Search Using Qmee and Bing Rewards

If you're like me, you spend a lot of time doing random searches for stuff online. Don't you wish you could get paid for doing these searches, even just a little bit? Well I have good news for you because Bing Rewards and Qmee are two sites that allow for just that!

BING REWARDS

(For a full guide to Bing Rewards and how to get the most out of it, look here.)
You may have heard of Bing Rewards before if you frequent other beermoney sites or blogs. Run by the makers of Bing, you are paid in credits for every two searches you do, up to fifteen per day (plus sometimes you have random one credit clicks that show up on your account). These credits can then be cashed in for gift cards, Skype credit, even Swagbucks! You can have up to four Bing Rewards accounts per household.

But the cool part about Bing Rewards is that you have the option of either doing the searches normally (if you use Bing already), taking the easy route (go to images < type in anything < start following the blue 'related search' links) or even automating the service with something such as bing-pong. I will not be linking to any of the automated services, but you can easily find them, I promise.

QMEE
Next up is Qmee, which is another site you may have heard about. Qmee is a little browser add-on that watches what you search (on Google, Bing, Amazon, etc.) and on occasion, offers you the chance to click on ads and be paid for visiting the site. These ads can pay anywhere from $0.05 to $0.21 -- so you won't really be raking in the cash. But it can put a nice little extra change in your pocket.

Cashouts are done with Paypal and the first time someone you refer cashes out, you earn $0.50!

So there you have it, two little ways to add even more money to your pocket!