Beer Money Forum / Beer Surveys Review – You’re Not Earning Much But Good.

Beer Money Forum and Beer Surveys both give you some make-money-from-home opportunities. If you've been wondering if they're legit and whether they'll be useful to you or not, this page might help you make a decision. There are two reviews in this post. Firstly, the Beer Money Forum review will reveal what you can learn & earn from it. And then the Beer Surveys review will discuss whether it's worth joining and spending some time working on it. The two sites are owned by the same person, and they both allow you to earn some cash. You may like them because the methods listed there barely require special techniques. But on the other hand, "easy methods" mean that the money you earn will be very little. Either you think every penny counts or you'd rather learn to run your own online business...it's up to you. Read on.

What Is Beer Money Forum?

BeerMoneyForum.com (BMF) is a community where you can discuss how to make money in different forms such as investments, GPT sites, cryptocurrencies, gambling, and online marketing techniques such as SEO, YouTubing, useful tools, etc. You'll earn some points for posting useful information and the points can be converted into cash. It allows you to place a call-to-action (your affiliate link) in your post. It also offers an advertising opportunity for a fee.

What Is BeerSurveys?

BeerSurveys.com is a BPT ("get-paid-to") site. The site is affiliated with research and advertising agencies and it pays you a small amount of reward for completing tasks. The majority of the tasks are surveys-for-cash, and others include downloading apps, signing up with retailers, and cash-back on purchases.

Beer Money Forum Overview

The forums are categorized so you'll know which one you should be posting your question or suggestion. Here are the categories;

#1 Make Money Forum

• The BMF Office - Introduction, general support, and announcements
• How to Make Money Online - Helpdesk where beginners can ask any questions, tutorials, downloads.
• Marketplace - Members can sell/buy products and services or give away freebies. Freelancers find jobs and business deals.

#2 Crypto Forum

• Crypto Currencies - Latest cryptocurrency-related news. Make a profit from buying/selling coins.
• Separate forums for specific cryptocurrencies, tokens, or topics, such as Bitcoin, Altcoins, Airdrops, mining.
• Cloud Mining Reviews / Crypto Wallets Reviews / E-currency Exchange Reviews / Faucets Reviews

#3 Investing Forum

• HYIPs (high-yield investment programs) Forum
• FOREX Forum - Making money by trading stocks, binary options, ROBOTS.
• Telegram Bots - List of paying telegram bots for doing certain tasks online.

The forum does warn the users not to invest what they cannot afford to lose in these programs.

#4 Gambling Community

• Best Casinos - List of best online casinos.
• Casino Reviews - Members can share their stories if they played on some of the gambling sites.
• Gambling Forum - General discussion on gambling money online.

#5 Internet Marketing Forum

• Traffic & Monetization - Members share information on ways to drive traffic and make sales. Methods include PPC (pay-per-click), PPV (pay-per-view), pop, display ads, native, adult etc. Advertising Networks Reviews, BMFAds.com - Monetize crypto traffic
• Affiliate Marketing - How to be successful in affiliate marketing. Earn money promoting offers. RevShare, CPA (cost-per-action), CPL (cost-per-lead) etc. Affiliate program reviews.
• Businesses & Individuals - How to start an online business. Ways to manage taxes and legal issues. Other topics include company reviews, ripoffs & scam reports.

#6 URL Shortener Forum

• URL Shorteners - Database that includes the highest paying URL shorteners. tny.so, Link1s.com

#7 File Hosts Forum

• Paid to Upload - Earn money uploading and sharing files with PPD (pay-per-download) and PPI (pay-per-install) programs. 

#8 GPT Forum

• Get Paid To Programs - Find the best ways to make extra money working from home.
• Best paid surveys, rewarding apps, get paid to write, new PTC (paid to click) sites.

#9 Webmaster Forum

• Design & Programming - How to build a website. Web designing, content management system, programming Php, C++. Software reviews.
• Domains & Web Hosting - The best companies that offer domains and web hosting services. Some terminologies for beginners are explained, such as, "domain name", "web hosting", "ICANN", "dedicated server", "DDoS attack". It also includes some web hosting reviews.
• Search Engine Optimization - Discusses SEO. On-Off page. Black hat SEO, how to rank your site on Google and rank your videos on YouTube.

Earn With Beer Money Forum

You'll earn points for your activities with BMF, which in turn can be converted into cash later on.

• Earn a few points just by logging in daily.
• 200 points for initiating a new thread.
• 20 points per new reply.
• 1,000 points per referral.
• The points you earn with BeerSurveys can be transferred to BMF.

The payment can be made via Payeer, Bitcoin Cash, Perfect Money, or Skrill.

1 point is equivalent to $0.001, so may not seem much to you. But the minimum cashout threshold is $2, i.e. 2,000 points worth, which you can achieve by creating 10 forum threads or referring 2 people.

Earning Rules

But that doesn't mean you can randomly post anything to the forum or refer fake friends to be able to successfully get paid by BMF. Here are some of the rules;

• You'll only be eligible after you've posted 100 messages.
• And the messages must be high-quality. Copy/paste from anywhere will be deleted and the points will be deducted (either within BMF or from another site.)
• Any post or reply must have at least 100 characters.
• Duplicate threads will also be deleted. You must search to make sure the same thread already exists.
• No/low-quality reply will be deleted.
• Only one account per household is allowed.

What I Like About Beer Money Forum

I can think of a few reasons why you should join BMF.

1. Educational

As you can see from the list above, Beer Money Forum covers many different areas of making money. Not only that, but you'll also get to learn how other members see some of the programs you are against or you're not sure of. So I'd say it's pretty educational especially for newbies.

2. Useful Tools To Download

The "Download" section will give you a lot of information on useful software, ebooks, videos, etc. and many of them are free to download. I think it's worth checking the forum, at least.

3. Search Function

The search bar at the top-right corner of the dashboard allows you to find what you're looking for. If you're a beginner, you'll often find most of the basic tips, so you don't have to ask a question every time. As I mentioned earlier, duplicate posts will be deleted and the points you've earned for the deleted posts will be reversed. So you do have to use the search bar.

4. Earning Opportunities

You can cash out from as low as $2 is good.

What I Don't Like About Beer Money Forum

On the other hand, there are a few things that I'm not keen on.

1. Investment/Gambling Are Not The Ways "To Make Money"

Needless to say, gambling is not the way to make money. Investment is high-risk. The forum may be able to help you gain relevant knowledge and techniques, but you'll still bet your spare money and win or lose.

Likewise, I personally don't endorse affiliate marketing in casino/gambling niche or investment niche because;

• Gambling niche - not ethical.
• Investment niche - unless the investment company has a separate revenue source enough to pay your commission (other than the return of investments), it's likely to be a Ponzi scheme.

2. Many Low-Quality Posts

Although the strict rules are set out, a lot of members don't seem to read them and repetitively post spammy content in an attempt to sell their affiliate products as well as to earn the BMF points. Those useless posts will only be deleted by the owner/administrator sooner or later. But still as a user, I find quite a few clickbait, such as product reviews that are not really reviews but merely listing up some features.

3. Cashing Out Is Not Easy

Your earned money can only be transferred via (a) Payeer, (b) Perfect Money, (c) Bitcoin Cash, or (d) Skrill. So you'll have to create an account with one of them if you haven't already.

Your money can only be transferred at a certain amount - $2, $5, $10, $25, or $50. So if you've earned over 30,000 points and would like $3 to be sent to you, that's not possible.

Also when you make a withdrawal request, the owner "Mr. B" will first check your transactions and manually transfer the money to your account (Payeer, Perfect Money, etc.) It's good in a way, to prevent members from trying to earn points by spamming messages, posting plagiarized content, etc. But it seems to take a long time due to this checking process.

Log In At Least Once a Month

If you wish you earn some points on BMF and eventually get paid, you may want to remember to log in at least once a month, otherwise you'll lose all your points after a month of inactivity. Well, you'll get some "daily login bonus" points, so that might keep motivating you, although the points are only worth a few cents.

BeerSurveys Overview

BeerSurveys may be just another survey-for-cash site...that I don't normally recommend to anyone because the jobs are unproductive and the pay is low. But the points you've earned at BeerSurveys can be transferred to Beer Money Forum which I think is great. 

If you're just starting to learn a decent online business model, e.g. affiliate marketing, at least you can start somewhere using Beer Money Forum and earn points by asking the other members as many questions. When you've got some spare time, perhaps you might want to try out Beer Surveys. The tasks include;

• Answer surveys
• Free trials
• Download apps
• Cash-back (by BMF points) on online shopping
• Watch video ads
• Sign up for newsletters

The points you earn will vary. You'll receive 300-600 points (equivalent to $0.30 - $0.60) for answering a 15-30 minute survey, which is just about normal. I wouldn't spend too much time on those tasks if I were you, because anybody (even children) could do these tasks without using the brain. You're not learning anything from them, you're not moving forward as far as making money online is concerned. 

Withdraw The Funds

The points you've earned on Beer Surveys can either be;

• Transferred to your Beer Money Forum account,
• Paid into your Bitcoin Cash account, or
• Paid into your Payeer account.

If you want your funds to your Bitcoin Cash or Payeer account, you'll have to have earned at least 5,000 points ($5 worth). But the good thing is, unlike BMF, any balance can be transferred. For example, if you have 5,800 points ($5.80 worth) and want to send it all to your Payeer account, it will allow you to do so. Whereas with BMF, only a specific amount (such as $2, $5, $10, and so on) can be sent, as I explained earlier.

Fake "Test a Device and Get Paid" Offers

Although I must warn you that some of the listed "tasks" are fake. They appear to offer a big prize in exchange for testing software but they're actually data-harvesting scams.

For example, this is a task named "Review and Keep the new iPhone 12". This unknown agency wants you to test an iPhone's battery life, usability, etc. You'll get to keep the phone in return, and also receive 485 BMF points (worth $0.485) from Beer Surveys.  

The first thing it requires you to do is to enter all your personal detail including full name, full street address, phone number, as well as the date of birth. You might not hesitate to fill it all out thinking they'll need your address to send the phone to. But when you check the page carefully, you'll find the small prints that read, "Please note, this is a prize draw to become a product tester." The site is collecting the users' personal data and selling it to third-party advertisers. You'll never a new phone or any benefit, but you'll start receiving spam emails and unsolicited calls once you submit the form.

Think about it - there are plenty of independent engineers, writers, or all kinds of professionals who can test smartphones and provide unbiased reviews in the world. And here, this unknown agency claims to give out brand new phones worth $800+ each to some random people. I personally believe almost all the "get paid for testing a device" offers out there are fake. They don't have such prizes in the first place. If they were looking for device tests for real, they wouldn't be advertising on some GPT site. I mean, they don't know you - you could be an infant pretending to be an adult, you could be a thief. Why should they trust you?

...And Some Fake Surveys

I'm afraid to say that some of the surveys listed on BeerSurveys are also fake, offering an expensive gift in return. The advertising agents and their affiliates often call them "sweepstake offers", so they're really not surveys. It's easy to distinguish between a real survey-for-cash and a fake one though. A legitimate survey should be taken anonymously - it's run by a research company, and the company will never ask for your name, address, or any sensitive information for data protection purposes. If a (seemingly) survey site is asking for your detail, then it's not a survey. It's run by an illegitimate advertiser trying to sell your personal data. I would simply close the browser if I were you.