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Dooyoo is a site similar to Ciao and Bview in that you can write reviews and earn money for doing so.

The way it works is that if you want to write an opinion of a product or company, what you do is to go to the site and do a search, find the item, company or website that you want to write about, write your review (I prefer to write mine offline in word so I can spell check it and read it through), then, when you’re done, you publish it on the site, and then people can read the review and your opinion of the item/site. 

Reviews need to be over 150 words minimum to be paid for (this really is an absolute minimum so don’t aim for it, aim to be well past it). 

When the review is published, you get 500 points for it, and then you get another 15 points for every person who reads it as well, and you keep earning from reads for 6 months.  People will rate the review according to how well it’s written and to get good ratings you want to be writing something that’s easy to read, and is primarily your own opinion rather than just a description of the item.

The site works on a points system, so as you go along you earn the points which you can then exchange either for Amazon vouchers or for a Cheque.  10 points is equal to 1 penny, and 50,000 points are needed for a £50 cheque – the minimum cheque value you can cash in for.  Or Amazon vouchers can be exchanged for at 20,000 points for £20 and then increase in £5 / 5,000 point increments. 

Dooyoo is actually very quick at processing payouts, and usually takes about 10 days for the money/voucher to reach you which compared to some is pretty speedy.

There are a couple of other ways you can earn points as follows:

Referring a friend – 500 points
Requesting a new product be added to the site – 10 points
Winning a crown award for your review – 1500 points

There are also various competitions on the site where you can win extra points as well, these are detailed on the site when they happen.

To join Dooyoo click on the word Dooyoo anywhere on this page.

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