Operation Bob

David sent me an e-mail about his new GPT site ComeGetCash and kindly asked for a review. I’m happy to oblige, so let’s take a look… ComeGetCash has a nice layout and the color choices are great - they don’t make me go cross-eyed and that’s important for a site you plan to spend a lot of time on!

One of the first things I noticed is that he’s put all the important information right there on the front page. Usually when I do these reviews I have to poke around a bit to find the answers to the questions we all want to know like; what’s the cashout, when do I get paid, etc. Two thumbs up to David for putting it right out front.

The signup process is standard with no surprises. Once logged in the offers are easy to find, and more importantly there are a lot of them. In fact, I was quite surprised at the number and variety of offers for a new site. There are some interesting offers that I haven’t seen on any other GPT site, and that’s rare considering how many I look at.

Offers are sorted into categories and subcategories and grouped by payout range in some areas. The only thing I’d like to see is the offers marked by ‘totally free’ and ‘credit card required’ or something of the sort.

The minimum cashout is $15, very reasonable and easy enough to reach. Payment is made by check, PayPal or visa giftcard 30 days following the end of the month in which you request it. So, if you cashout by June 30th you’ll get paid on July 30th.

Not much has been paid out yet, which is to be expected considering the newness of the site so don’t let that number scare you. After a cycle or two it will increase dramatically.

Overall, I think ComeGetCash is off to a great start. Check it out and please comment on your experience.