The site has both positive and negative reviews, but overall users express dissatisfaction due to the low number of available surveys and difficulties with cashing out funds.
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The site will be interesting for those who enjoy taking paid surveys. I recommend registering on several similar platforms right away or creating multiple accounts, preferably under different IPs (a VPN will help with this) and withdrawing funds to different wallets. There are indeed a lot of surveys here; if you fill out the questionnaire correctly (to get into the most sought-after sample – look for instructions online, where the necessary criteria are listed), surveys will come much more often. I've been in RublyClub for several years, withdrawing money about once every six months. Yes, it's really possible to collect the minimum amount in six months, and those who barely reach it in a year probably provided real data and therefore don't get into the sample. As a cashback service, the site is not suitable. There aren't even major stores like AliExpress, but there are questionable companies from which I would never buy anything. The percentages are low, and considering the high minimum withdrawal amount, you'll have to spend quite a bit on online purchases to withdraw your funds.
RubleClub is a clear example of how everything is changing for the worse. A couple of years ago, it was an excellent service from which you could regularly withdraw money. Now, the site is gradually losing its relevance. This is evident from the following factors: - a decrease in affiliate commissions. Previously, they paid 15% for referrals, now it's only 10%. Considering that users' earnings are falling, the reduction in the affiliate percentage leads to even lower income. - the number of available stores. There are now possibly around a hundred, but I can't say for sure. In the categories with stores, it's not worth paying attention, as the same store can appear in different sections. For example, "Svyaznoy" can be found in both the laptop and phone categories. Overall, the selection of stores is very limited. Although well-known brands are represented, there are still many popular sites missing. Mostly, there are clothing and footwear stores here, so women might be able to accumulate cashback for withdrawal faster. - the number of coupons. I recently checked and found not a single coupon in all categories. This speaks volumes. - the frequency of new surveys. There's no point in coming here for surveys; they are as scarce as on other sites, and now they come even less frequently. The last survey I completed was a couple of months ago, and nothing else has come in. Apparently, the site's audience is also shrinking, as agencies do not want to collaborate with it. In the end, we have the following: the affiliate percentage has dropped, the number of stores has decreased, coupons have disappeared, and new surveys are becoming rarer. This can only mean one thing – the site will likely close soon. I would advise anyone with at least 200-300 rubles in their account to quickly accumulate the minimum amount for withdrawal (this will take half a year). I don't see any point for new users to register here, as the money for withdrawal will accumulate very slowly, and there are higher-quality cashback and survey services available online. I give it a 4 instead of a 3 because the service was indeed good, and I was able to withdraw several thousand rubles during its existence.
I registered a few months ago, attracted by the offer of free 150 rubles in my account. The bonuses were credited, but you can only withdraw them after accumulating 750 rubles. To reach this amount, I need to earn 600 rubles through surveys or cashback. Currently, I have about 300 rubles in my account, including bonuses. According to my calculations, it will only be possible to accumulate the minimum amount in about six months if surveys come in at the same frequency. It's frustrating to have to constantly check my personal account since the notifications are ineffective — they only send general messages to my email, even though there may not be any surveys available. Sometimes, you simply don't qualify to participate in a survey. I thought about attracting referrals, but I haven't succeeded there either. The commissions from them are minimal, and considering the rarity of new surveys, it only makes sense to attract people on a large scale. Overall, as a paid survey site, it is quite unimpressive. I might manage to make a withdrawal once a year or even less. I'm not focusing on cashback since I have another service for that. Plus, I don't shop often enough to earn from it. For those who shop frequently, it might be worth a try — that way, they could likely reach the minimum amount faster.
The site combines two functions: earning cashback from purchases and participating in paid surveys. In reality, there's nothing stopping you from using different platforms for these purposes, as I haven't noticed a significant difference. There are many resources online offering paid surveys and cashback, and for surveys, you can register on several sites, but it's better to withdraw cashback from one. This is due to the minimum withdrawal amount. Here, it's easier to accumulate it since both cashback and survey amounts are counted together. As a result, you reach the required amount twice as fast compared to working with them separately. However, the minimum withdrawal amount here is quite high. Accumulating 750 rubles takes a lot of time. Nevertheless, I haven't been cheated when withdrawing funds; I've been registered here for a long time and have already withdrawn money twice. Mostly, it was cashback since I often and extensively shop at online stores. The share of rewards from surveys is negligible. Like on other sites, very few surveys come in. Recently, I've been lucky if I receive even one survey a month. I do not recommend registering here for earning. It's hard to call it earning; who would spend time for 750 rubles that will take a year to accumulate? But if you need a good cashback service with a high percentage and guaranteed payouts, then welcome. Don't count on surveys; they really come very rarely. Or it's better to register on several similar sites at once, then the money might come in more actively.
I registered on this site back in 2019, but I only received my first payout recently. I got 756 rubles on PayPal, and everything went quickly and smoothly. The site really pays, and that's the most important thing! The only downside is that I had to save up money for almost a year. Although on many other sites you also wait a long time, here I waited a whole year. Usually, the required amount is gathered in a few months. There aren't that many surveys, but they do exist. The payments are small, most often in the range of 5-35 rubles. Most of the time, I received surveys for 25-30 rubles, there was one for 43 rubles, and several for 6-9 rubles. It all depends on the length of the survey. Considering that they don't come often, it's better if they are long surveys. It's much nicer to receive 40 rubles instead of 5, since you will spend time filling out the questionnaire anyway. However, there is one big plus: all new participants receive a 150 ruble bonus credited to their balance. This amount can also be withdrawn once you reach 750 rubles including the bonus. It may seem like a small thing, but it's nice!
A wonderful website for surveys with the possibility of earning cashback. I haven't encountered anything like this before; usually, surveys and cashback are separate. To withdraw funds to PayPal, you need to accumulate 750 rubles. In reality, it's 600 rubles, as 150 rubles are credited upon registration and filling out the questionnaire. The questionnaire is standard: you need to provide your age, education, marital status, employment, income, number of children, and other characteristics. Overall, for those who have already earned from surveys, there won't be anything new. After completing the questionnaire, surveys will start coming in, with values reaching up to 40 rubles. I haven't seen surveys that pay more; the lowest ones cost around 15 rubles. On average, new surveys come in once a week, and notifications are sent to your email. After completing a survey, it takes some time before the money is credited. The same goes for cashback. I didn't find any hidden pitfalls, and no investments are required. I recommend it to everyone.
This is one of the worst survey sites. Partners constantly reject the questionnaires. It might work for some, but it's not a viable option for making money. I've been with it for a year, and I still haven't reached the minimum payout. To all survey partners: "If you think that money is only needed by married people and not by singles, then you should immediately consult a psychiatrist, and the sooner, the better." I got a bit off topic from the "club ruble." They don't offer any rewards for the time spent, which is a major downside. I strongly do not recommend this survey site.
The survey site does pay fairly, but that's where the positives end. There are many more downsides. Every day, regardless of whether there are surveys available, you will receive 2-3 links in your email. Often, when you click on them, you'll find that there are no surveys today. You'll have to accumulate the minimum amount for withdrawal for at least a year. You can be filtered out even after completing half of a survey, and you won't earn a single penny for that. By the way, filtering happens in 60% of cases. The support service is ineffective; the responses to inquiries are just for show, to demonstrate that such a service exists. The payment is also puzzling—"survey up to 40 rubles" implies that after spending half an hour clicking buttons, you can earn about 12 rubles, which can also be considered "up to 40 rubles." In the end, I decided to leave because I gained no benefit, only my inbox filled up with unnecessary messages.
If you plan to earn money here, then this site is not for you... First of all, there are almost no surveys, and if they do appear, you spend time providing complete answers, only to find out that you don't qualify, and no payment will follow. It's better to stay away from this place. The promise of 150 rubles upon registration looks tempting, but you can only withdraw money starting from 750 rubles. You'll have to accumulate money here for about two years before you can withdraw it.
I recently registered on this site and immediately ran into difficulties. In the first few days, everything seemed quite honest. I received a lot of surveys, but I was rejected for all of them — either I didn't meet the criteria, or the survey was already closed to new participants. Today, unexpectedly, I managed to complete 3 surveys, but that's where all the joy ended: I still haven't received any rewards for the completed surveys. The amount of 150 rubles that I received for registration remained the same. This is starting to feel like a scam, and when I contacted customer support, I received no response.
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