Mobee iPhone and Android App

Mobee is an iPhone and Android app that is live in Boston, New York, Washington DC, and other areas! They pay you to do missions at chain businesses (Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Subway, Burger King, Boloco, etc), such as "Staff Knowledge", "Order Accuracy," "Interior Audit," and "Store Traffic."  You answer a few simple questions, take some photos and you can earn anywhere from 5 to 300 points per mission. 100 points = $1.  I've made $250 in Amazon.com credit and $20 in Starbucks credit already. Use promo code ZQNJ for a FREE $3 when you sign up!

Level Up

Level Up (<-- click here, sign up with promo code L2NS1F and earn an extra $5!) is a site/service that allows you to pay for goods/services at local places with your phone. Just set up an account, add your credit card (it's secure) and you can pay at selected merchants by scanning a QR code on your phone. What's even better is that you will save a certain dollar amount the first time you visit each merchant (whether it be $2 or $20).  The more you use Level Up, the closer you get to earning more savings!

MyPoints

MyPoints (<--- click on this link for 100 bonus points) is one of the first sites I joined back in '95.  Yes, I've been an active member for 17 years. Wow, that makes me sound old. You earn points on this site for doing lots of stuff, including:  reading emails, clicking on links, searching the web, rating websites, playing games, shopping (say, if you normally shop at Bestbuy.com or want to rent a car through Avis.com or even book a flight through United.com or use any of their other 100s of merchants, you can earn lots of points for those purchases).  They also have printable grocery coupons!
    In my 15 years, I've earned 48,635 points. The very first prize I earned was a $50 gift certificate to Tower Records (man, do I really, really feel old now).  I think I then went on to purchase my very first CD with that gift certificate (I think it was Ugly Kid Joe. I liked their "Cats in the Cradle" cover).  Given how expensive CDs were back then, I probably only had about $20 left on that thing afterwards, but it was totally worth it!!
    Since then, I've earned countless gift certificates (which means over $500 worth) to Amazon.com, iTunes and other merchants I am too drunk to remember right now. Either way, click on my link to MyPoints. It's worth your time.