What is Reddit's opinion of Mobile Performance Meter?

EmbeePay comes up on the Play Store as this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm&hl=en which requests insane amounts of permissions in return for a "performance meter" that rewards you with gift cards... It's very likely scraping and selling your personal information (or worse).

Get that crap off this sub-reddit, nobody wants to be a part of your referral scheme in order to install a shoddy app that steals your info.

Android only.
Referral link
Non-referral link

Another 10 cents a day

Ref

Hey want free gift cards? Go to https://www.embeepay.com/mpm/bin/invite/3474208544/370f

Non ref https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm

It runs in the background and you get 10 cents a day. No ads on the lock screen. I find it supplements smores nicely

hmm.. not sure on the eligibility. Here are the links
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mx&utm_source=downloadatoz.com

A better app is called "Mobile Performance Meter" by embee, has optional surveys, but it also just monitors usage, and gives u 15 cents a day for it. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm&hl=en_US.

Pm me if you want an invite link from me(gives me free monies if u sign up using my link). Dont want to self promote tho :shrug:

crazy both of those apps are incompatible with all of my devices - and i'm running every OS from 2.3.5 to 7.x. I wonder if it's specific to locale?

i'm running this one. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm

I wonder if you can use all 3?

Thanks for posting this. I'm already signed up to Screenwise and I'll give the others a try this week. Can all be used on a farm phone or do they need a cellular data connection? The less I'm running on my normal phone the better.

Also if you want you can add Mobile Performance Meter to your list. I'm not sure if it's on anything other than Android or not. I have used it and it does require a mobile data connection so no farm phones. I forgot the number of points you get for signing up, but you get 20 points a day and I think 100 points for a survey. Surveys seem to always be the same and average to about one a month. It's always been if I like my carrier and if I would recommend them to others. I think you may get points when making a call as well, but I'm not sure. I have seen a jump in points after a call, but I don't send or receive calls much to know. I mostly text and use data. They have a number of gift cards however I stick with Amazon. At the 5 dollar amount it's 100 points per dollar and usually you get the gift card the day you cash in depending on how early you cash in for it. So that's 5 bucks every 25 days for just the 20 points a day. Issue is after one of the past updates you may have to check it daily to make sure it's still running. Even with the icon showing on your notification bar the app may not be running. Even then it's hit and miss however more hit than miss. With all that I wouldn't be suggesting it if I had yet to get paid. I have received a few gift cards already. Here's a link to it on the play store. As far as I know you don't use referrals.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm&hl=en

I've made quite a bit of spending money over the last year and a half with the websites/apps listed below. It's definitely no replacement for a job, but much of it is either passive or something you can do while watching tv, playing games or redditing at work.

Swagbucks (Referral / non-referral) is a site that pays you to engage with advertising, sign-up for offers, watch videos, play games and fill out surveys. If you're savvy you can make 100+ bucks fairly quickly by signing up for free trials and making sure you cancel them before the trial period is over. There's plenty of smaller offers if you're not into giving out cc information. You can make $1.18 total a day mostly on auto pilot with their 6 mobile apps: Swagbucks TV Mobile, EntertaiNOW TV Mobile, Lifestylz.tv(android only) MovieCli.ps(android only), Sportly.tv(android only) and Indymusic.tv(android only). You just favorite a short video in each app and let it loop until it reaches the daily point limit. (find shortest videos here:)They pay out via Paypal, Amazon gift cards or many other gift cards. Message me if you need any help setting up the apps!

Yroo (Referral / non-referral) is a social shopping community that let's you shop, share, and save from dozens of popular brands. They offer cash back on all purchases as well as rewards for using the site and sharing your finds with followers and friends. If you don't want to make purchases you can still easily earn by sharing your referral link. They pay out to Paypal.

Bing Rewards (Referral / non-referral) Pays you to use Bing search. You get 1 point per 2 searches up to a maximum of 15 points a day. You can also get an additional 10 points a day for mobile searches. You're allowed 5 accounts per "household" (IP address), but each account technically needs to belong to a different person. If you use believable names and email addresses you can be 5 people! Just don't redeem for a reward on more than 1 account per day. If you've keeping track that's 125 points (roughly worth $1.25) a day. Does that sound like a lot of searching? Well there are numerous ways of automating the searches. Try using Bing-pong or anything else you can find with a quick internet search. They pay out via Amazon gift card or many other gift cards.

Qmee (Referral / non-referral) is one that I love for its simplicity. It won't earn as much as the other sites/apps in this list, but it requires very little effort. Qmee installs a browser add-on that displays related advertisements on the left side of your screen after searching particular phrases in Google, Bing, Amazon and Ebay. By clicking any of the advertisements you instantly earn 5-15 cents. You can cash out to (verified) Paypal at any amount and they usually get it to you within the hour (very rare in this scene). They are pretty good at not letting you game the system, but try searching for consumer products like "socks", "printer ink", "baby clothes", etc. Note that if you are big on privacy this add-on probably isn't for you. They clearly have access to what you're searching and clicking. As an alternative you can install in a browser that you don't use for normal day to day browsing and be perfectly fine.

Topcashback (Referral / non-referral) is a very simple site that earns you a percentage cash back when you shop popular online retailers through their site. Yes you do need to make purchases to earn, but if you do what I do and only buy things that you would have anyway, it's free money. They're partnered with thousands of retailers including popular ones like Amazon, Best Buy, Old Navy and Target. In addition to cash back, you can also find coupon codes which will give you instant savings. I buy my dog's food from petsmart.com. When I visit Petsmart via Topcashback I get 7% cash back. 7% of my mastiff's food bill is a nice chunk of change! Cashback sites are notoriously picky with giving credit for a qualifying purchase, so make sure that you follow their guidelines. That includes not using ad-blockers, cookie blockers or navigating away from the retailers website after clicking through from Topcashback.

Mobile Performance Meter (Google play store) is an Android app that runs in the background of your phone and tests cell reception in your area. It only pays 20-40 cents a day based on your area and does not work at all in some areas. But once you install it, you never have to do anything but redeem once you get enough points. Every month or so you'll get an easy survey that pays $1.50. There's no Paypal payment option, but they do have lots of available gift cards.

General tips:

Create a new email address and use it to sign up for any of the above. Some sites are better than others, but you'll likely get a fair amount of junk mail doing this.
Don't use ad-blockers in the browser you use for the sites above. Some sites won't work and others may ban your account. Same thing with VPN/VPS.
Some of this is US only. It's up to you to see what works in your country.
Having a spare smart phone or two can makes things a lot easier on you. You typically only need wireless internet access and not a phone plan. Checkout c7recycle for cheap phones.
Cash out early and often. Some of these sites are ban happy and their point values are always subject to change.

Good luck and don't be afraid to message me with any questions!

I've made quite a bit of spending money over the last year and a half with the websites/apps listed below. It's definitely no replacement for a job, but much of it is either passive or something you can do while watching tv, playing games or redditing at work.

Swagbucks (Referral / non-referral) is a site that pays you to engage with advertising, sign-up for offers, watch videos, play games and fill out surveys. If you're savvy you can make 100+ bucks fairly quickly by signing up for free trials and making sure you cancel them before the trial period is over. There's plenty of smaller offers if you're not into giving out cc information. You can make $1.18 total a day mostly on auto pilot with their 6 mobile apps: Swagbucks TV Mobile, EntertaiNOW TV Mobile, Lifestylz.tv(android only) MovieCli.ps(android only), Sportly.tv(android only) and Indymusic.tv(android only). You just favorite a short video in each app and let it loop until it reaches the daily point limit. (find shortest videos here:)They pay out via Paypal, Amazon gift cards or many other gift cards. Message me if you need any help setting up the apps!

Yroo (Referral / non-referral) is a social shopping community that let's you shop, share, and save from dozens of popular brands. They offer cash back on all purchases as well as rewards for using the site and sharing your finds with followers and friends. If you don't want to make purchases you can still easily earn by sharing your referral link. They pay out to Paypal.

Bing Rewards (Referral / non-referral) Pays you to use Bing search. You get 1 point per 2 searches up to a maximum of 15 points a day. You can also get an additional 10 points a day for mobile searches. You're allowed 5 accounts per "household" (IP address), but each account technically needs to belong to a different person. If you use believable names and email addresses you can be 5 people! Just don't redeem for a reward on more than 1 account per day. If you've keeping track that's 125 points (roughly worth $1.25) a day. Does that sound like a lot of searching? Well there are numerous ways of automating the searches. Try using Bing-pong or anything else you can find with a quick internet search. They pay out via Amazon gift card or many other gift cards.

Qmee (Referral / non-referral) is one that I love for its simplicity. It won't earn as much as the other sites/apps in this list, but it requires very little effort. Qmee installs a browser add-on that displays related advertisements on the left side of your screen after searching particular phrases in Google, Bing, Amazon and Ebay. By clicking any of the advertisements you instantly earn 5-15 cents. You can cash out to (verified) Paypal at any amount and they usually get it to you within the hour (very rare in this scene). They are pretty good at not letting you game the system, but try searching for consumer products like "socks", "printer ink", "baby clothes", etc. Note that if you are big on privacy this add-on probably isn't for you. They clearly have access to what you're searching and clicking. As an alternative you can install in a browser that you don't use for normal day to day browsing and be perfectly fine.

Topcashback (Referral / non-referral) is a very simple site that earns you a percentage cash back when you shop popular online retailers through their site. Yes you do need to make purchases to earn, but if you do what I do and only buy things that you would have anyway, it's free money. They're partnered with thousands of retailers including popular ones like Amazon, Best Buy, Old Navy and Target. In addition to cash back, you can also find coupon codes which will give you instant savings. I buy my dog's food from petsmart.com. When I visit Petsmart via Topcashback I get 7% cash back. 7% of my mastiff's food bill is a nice chunk of change! Cashback sites are notoriously picky with giving credit for a qualifying purchase, so make sure that you follow their guidelines. That includes not using ad-blockers, cookie blockers or navigating away from the retailers website after clicking through from Topcashback.

Mobile Performance Meter (Google play store) is an Android app that runs in the background of your phone and tests cell reception in your area. It only pays 20-40 cents a day based on your area and does not work at all in some areas. But once you install it, you never have to do anything but redeem once you get enough points. Every month or so you'll get an easy survey that pays $1.50. There's no Paypal payment option, but they do have lots of available gift cards.

General tips:

Create a new email address and use it to sign up for any of the above. Some sites are better than others, but you'll likely get a fair amount of junk mail doing this.
Don't use ad-blockers in the browser you use for the sites above. Some sites won't work and others may ban your account. Same thing with VPN/VPS.
Some of this is US only. It's up to you to see what works in your country.
Having a spare smart phone or two can makes things a lot easier on you. You typically only need wireless internet access and not a phone plan. Checkout c7recycle for cheap phones.
Cash out early and often. Some of these sites are ban happy and their point values are always subject to change.

Good luck and don't be afraid to message me with any questions!

https://yroo.com/page/social?ga_ref=social_invite_m&ga_ruid=274139

Here's a non referral link for Android. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm

I've made quite a bit of spending money over the last year and a half with the websites/apps listed below. It's definitely no replacement for a job, but much of it is either passive or something you can do while watching tv, playing games or redditing at work.

Swagbucks (Referral / non-referral) is a site that pays you to engage with advertising, sign-up for offers, watch videos, play games and fill out surveys. If you're savvy you can make 100+ bucks fairly quickly by signing up for free trials and making sure you cancel them before the trial period is over. There's plenty of smaller offers if you're not into giving out cc information. You can make $1.18 total a day mostly on auto pilot with their 6 mobile apps: Swagbucks TV Mobile, EntertaiNOW TV Mobile, Lifestylz.tv(android only) MovieCli.ps(android only), Sportly.tv(android only) and Indymusic.tv(android only). You just favorite a short video in each app and let it loop until it reaches the daily point limit. (find shortest videos here:)They pay out via Paypal, Amazon gift cards or many other gift cards. Message me if you need any help setting up the apps!

Yroo (Referral / non-referral) is a social shopping community that let's you shop, share, and save from dozens of popular brands. They offer cash back on all purchases as well as rewards for using the site and sharing your finds with followers and friends. If you don't want to make purchases you can still easily earn by sharing your referral link. They pay out to Paypal.

Bing Rewards (Referral / non-referral) Pays you to use Bing search. You get 1 point per 2 searches up to a maximum of 15 points a day. You can also get an additional 10 points a day for mobile searches. You're allowed 5 accounts per "household" (IP address), but each account technically needs to belong to a different person. If you use believable names and email addresses you can be 5 people! Just don't redeem for a reward on more than 1 account per day. If you've keeping track that's 125 points (roughly worth $1.25) a day. Does that sound like a lot of searching? Well there are numerous ways of automating the searches. Try using Bing-pong or anything else you can find with a quick internet search. They pay out via Amazon gift card or many other gift cards.

Qmee (Referral / non-referral) is one that I love for its simplicity. It won't earn as much as the other sites/apps in this list, but it requires very little effort. Qmee installs a browser add-on that displays related advertisements on the left side of your screen after searching particular phrases in Google, Bing, Amazon and Ebay. By clicking any of the advertisements you instantly earn 5-15 cents. You can cash out to (verified) Paypal at any amount and they usually get it to you within the hour (very rare in this scene). They are pretty good at not letting you game the system, but try searching for consumer products like "socks", "printer ink", "baby clothes", etc. Note that if you are big on privacy this add-on probably isn't for you. They clearly have access to what you're searching and clicking. As an alternative you can install in a browser that you don't use for normal day to day browsing and be perfectly fine.

Topcashback (Referral / non-referral) is a very simple site that earns you a percentage cash back when you shop popular online retailers through their site. Yes you do need to make purchases to earn, but if you do what I do and only buy things that you would have anyway, it's free money. They're partnered with thousands of retailers including popular ones like Amazon, Best Buy, Old Navy and Target. In addition to cash back, you can also find coupon codes which will give you instant savings. I buy my dog's food from petsmart.com. When I visit Petsmart via Topcashback I get 7% cash back. 7% of my mastiff's food bill is a nice chunk of change! Cashback sites are notoriously picky with giving credit for a qualifying purchase, so make sure that you follow their guidelines. That includes not using ad-blockers, cookie blockers or navigating away from the retailers website after clicking through from Topcashback.

Mobile Performance Meter (Google play store) is an Android app that runs in the background of your phone and tests cell reception in your area. It only pays 20-40 cents a day based on your area and does not work at all in some areas. But once you install it, you never have to do anything but redeem once you get enough points. Every month or so you'll get an easy survey that pays $1.50. There's no Paypal payment option, but they do have lots of available gift cards.

General tips:

Create a new email address and use it to sign up for any of the above. Some sites are better than others, but you'll likely get a fair amount of junk mail doing this.
Don't use ad-blockers in the browser you use for the sites above. Some sites won't work and others may ban your account. Same thing with VPN/VPS.
Some of this is US only. It's up to you to see what works in your country.
Having a spare smart phone or two can makes things a lot easier on you. You typically only need wireless internet access and not a phone plan. Checkout c7recycle for cheap phones.
Cash out early and often. Some of these sites are ban happy and their point values are always subject to change.

Good luck and don't be afraid to message me with any questions!

https://yroo.com/page/social?ga_ref=social_invite_m&ga_ruid=274139

Mobile performance meter

looks like its legit, but its sole purpose is to track and sell your every move

I've made quite a bit of spending money over the last year and a half with the websites/apps listed below. It's definitely no replacement for a job, but much of it is either passive or something you can do while watching tv, playing games or redditing at work.

Swagbucks (Referral / non-referral) is a site that pays you to engage with advertising, sign-up for offers, watch videos, play games and fill out surveys. If you're savvy you can make 100+ bucks fairly quickly by signing up for free trials and making sure you cancel them before the trial period is over. There's plenty of smaller offers if you're not into giving out cc information. You can make $1.18 total a day mostly on auto pilot with their 6 mobile apps: Swagbucks TV Mobile, EntertaiNOW TV Mobile, Lifestylz.tv(android only) MovieCli.ps(android only), Sportly.tv(android only) and Indymusic.tv(android only). You just favorite a short video in each app and let it loop until it reaches the daily point limit. (find shortest videos here:)They pay out via Paypal, Amazon gift cards or many other gift cards. Message me if you need any help setting up the apps!

Yroo (Referral / non-referral) is a social shopping community that let's you shop, share, and save from dozens of popular brands. They offer cash back on all purchases as well as rewards for using the site and sharing your finds with followers and friends. If you don't want to make purchases you can still easily earn by sharing your referral link. They pay out to Paypal.

Bing Rewards (Referral / non-referral) Pays you to use Bing search. You get 1 point per 2 searches up to a maximum of 15 points a day. You can also get an additional 10 points a day for mobile searches. You're allowed 5 accounts per "household" (IP address), but each account technically needs to belong to a different person. If you use believable names and email addresses you can be 5 people! Just don't redeem for a reward on more than 1 account per day. If you've keeping track that's 125 points (roughly worth $1.25) a day. Does that sound like a lot of searching? Well there are numerous ways of automating the searches. Try using Bing-pong or anything else you can find with a quick internet search. They pay out via Amazon gift card or many other gift cards.

Qmee (Referral / non-referral) is one that I love for its simplicity. It won't earn as much as the other sites/apps in this list, but it requires very little effort. Qmee installs a browser add-on that displays related advertisements on the left side of your screen after searching particular phrases in Google, Bing, Amazon and Ebay. By clicking any of the advertisements you instantly earn 5-15 cents. You can cash out to (verified) Paypal at any amount and they usually get it to you within the hour (very rare in this scene). They are pretty good at not letting you game the system, but try searching for consumer products like "socks", "printer ink", "baby clothes", etc. Note that if you are big on privacy this add-on probably isn't for you. They clearly have access to what you're searching and clicking. As an alternative you can install in a browser that you don't use for normal day to day browsing and be perfectly fine.

Topcashback (Referral / non-referral) is a very simple site that earns you a percentage cash back when you shop popular online retailers through their site. Yes you do need to make purchases to earn, but if you do what I do and only buy things that you would have anyway, it's free money. They're partnered with thousands of retailers including popular ones like Amazon, Best Buy, Old Navy and Target. In addition to cash back, you can also find coupon codes which will give you instant savings. I buy my dog's food from petsmart.com. When I visit Petsmart via Topcashback I get 7% cash back. 7% of my mastiff's food bill is a nice chunk of change! Cashback sites are notoriously picky with giving credit for a qualifying purchase, so make sure that you follow their guidelines. That includes not using ad-blockers, cookie blockers or navigating away from the retailers website after clicking through from Topcashback.

Mobile Performance Meter (Google play store) is an Android app that runs in the background of your phone and tests cell reception in your area. It only pays 20-40 cents a day based on your area and does not work at all in some areas. But once you install it, you never have to do anything but redeem once you get enough points. Every month or so you'll get an easy survey that pays $1.50. There's no Paypal payment option, but they do have lots of available gift cards.

General tips:

Create a new email address and use it to sign up for any of the above. Some sites are better than others, but you'll likely get a fair amount of junk mail doing this.
Don't use ad-blockers in the browser you use for the sites above. Some sites won't work and others may ban your account. Same thing with VPN/VPS.
Some of this is US only. It's up to you to see what works in your country.
Having a spare smart phone or two can makes things a lot easier on you. You typically only need wireless internet access and not a phone plan. Checkout c7recycle for cheap phones.
Cash out early and often. Some of these sites are ban happy and their point values are always subject to change.

Good luck and don't be afraid to message me with any questions!

https://yroo.com/page/social?ga_ref=social_invite_m&ga_ruid=274139

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm&hl=en https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.embeemeter https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mx

There's Coversationally (about $5 a month when you use your google voice assistant 5 days a month), mobile performance meter (nets me $3 a month by doing absolutely nothing) ref link non ref link, and UpVoice (you add onto google chrome for $5 a month as long as you visit participating sites). Total about $13 a month. I'm sure there's more though!

Sure, here's a non-ref link.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm

Here's another one to try. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embeepay.mpm

I've made quite a bit of spending money over the last year and a half with the websites/apps listed below. It's definitely no replacement for a job, but much of it is either passive or something you can do while watching tv, playing games or redditing at work.

Swagbucks (Referral / non-referral) is a site that pays you to engage with advertising, sign-up for offers, watch videos, play games and fill out surveys. If you're savvy you can make 100+ bucks fairly quickly by signing up for free trials and making sure you cancel them before the trial period is over. There's plenty of smaller offers if you're not into giving out cc information. You can make $1.18 total a day mostly on auto pilot with their 6 mobile apps: Swagbucks TV Mobile, EntertaiNOW TV Mobile, Lifestylz.tv(android only) MovieCli.ps(android only), Sportly.tv(android only) and Indymusic.tv(android only). You just favorite a short video in each app and let it loop until it reaches the daily point limit. (find shortest videos here:)They pay out via Paypal, Amazon gift cards or many other gift cards. Message me if you need any help setting up the apps!

Yroo (Referral / non-referral) is a social shopping community that let's you shop, share, and save from dozens of popular brands. They offer cash back on all purchases as well as rewards for using the site and sharing your finds with followers and friends. If you don't want to make purchases you can still easily earn by sharing your referral link. They pay out to Paypal.

Bing Rewards (Referral / non-referral) Pays you to use Bing search. You get 1 point per 2 searches up to a maximum of 15 points a day. You can also get an additional 10 points a day for mobile searches. You're allowed 5 accounts per "household" (IP address), but each account technically needs to belong to a different person. If you use believable names and email addresses you can be 5 people! Just don't redeem for a reward on more than 1 account per day. If you've keeping track that's 125 points (roughly worth $1.25) a day. Does that sound like a lot of searching? Well there are numerous ways of automating the searches. Try using Bing-pong or anything else you can find with a quick internet search. They pay out via Amazon gift card or many other gift cards.

Qmee (Referral / non-referral) is one that I love for its simplicity. It won't earn as much as the other sites/apps in this list, but it requires very little effort. Qmee installs a browser add-on that displays related advertisements on the left side of your screen after searching particular phrases in Google, Bing, Amazon and Ebay. By clicking any of the advertisements you instantly earn 5-15 cents. You can cash out to (verified) Paypal at any amount and they usually get it to you within the hour (very rare in this scene). They are pretty good at not letting you game the system, but try searching for consumer products like "socks", "printer ink", "baby clothes", etc. Note that if you are big on privacy this add-on probably isn't for you. They clearly have access to what you're searching and clicking. As an alternative you can install in a browser that you don't use for normal day to day browsing and be perfectly fine.

Topcashback (Referral / non-referral) is a very simple site that earns you a percentage cash back when you shop popular online retailers through their site. Yes you do need to make purchases to earn, but if you do what I do and only buy things that you would have anyway, it's free money. They're partnered with thousands of retailers including popular ones like Amazon, Best Buy, Old Navy and Target. In addition to cash back, you can also find coupon codes which will give you instant savings. I buy my dog's food from petsmart.com. When I visit Petsmart via Topcashback I get 7% cash back. 7% of my mastiff's food bill is a nice chunk of change! Cashback sites are notoriously picky with giving credit for a qualifying purchase, so make sure that you follow their guidelines. That includes not using ad-blockers, cookie blockers or navigating away from the retailers website after clicking through from Topcashback.

Mobile Performance Meter (Google play store) is an Android app that runs in the background of your phone and tests cell reception in your area. It only pays 20-40 cents a day based on your area and does not work at all in some areas. But once you install it, you never have to do anything but redeem once you get enough points. Every month or so you'll get an easy survey that pays $1.50. There's no Paypal payment option, but they do have lots of available gift cards.

General tips:

Create a new email address and use it to sign up for any of the above. Some sites are better than others, but you'll likely get a fair amount of junk mail doing this.
Don't use ad-blockers in the browser you use for the sites above. Some sites won't work and others may ban your account. Same thing with VPN/VPS.
Some of this is US only. It's up to you to see what works in your country.
Having a spare smart phone or two can makes things a lot easier on you. You typically only need wireless internet access and not a phone plan. Checkout c7recycle for cheap phones.
Cash out early and often. Some of these sites are ban happy and their point values are always subject to change.