All Community
Rating: 7/10

AllCommunity sends paying email advertisements on a regular basis. You are not required to click or respond to the ad in any way, which is nice. They were one of the first programs to pay you to receive email ads. One drawback of this program is that you are not paid until you accumulate over $100 in your account.

Referral structure: 3 levels
Payout (you, lvl1, lvl2, etc.): 3¢, 1¢, 1¢, 1¢ (/msg)
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Speedia.com
Rating: 7/10

Spedia pays you to surf, receive email ads and play games etc. Their bar is known to be difficult to keep active. On the other hand, they have one of the highest paying rates in this industry. Unfortunately, many members have also reported that Spedia falsely accuses them of cheating and has refused to pay after they requested payment. On the other hand, Spedia has also been known to pay others as promised. Points you accumulate are converted to cash at the end of the month. Payout is monthly when your account exceeds $30. They also charge you a $1 service fee per check unless you sign up for a CompuBank account.

I have to confess that I have had very few emails from Speedia however their additional view bar does make them a service well worth your attention if you are looking for an all in one.

YoYo Paid Web Based Mail
Rating: 4/10

YoYo mail is a free web-based personal email provider. You are paid whenever you receive and view an email ad on your yo yo mail account page. Unlike other paid for email ad programs, yo yo mail ads are usually Macromedia Flash-based; they contain animation and sound. Payment is monthly when your account exceeds $20.

Referral structure: 2 levels
Payout (you, lvl1, lvl2, etc.): 5¢, 3¢, 1¢ (/msg)
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Net4Biz.com
Rating 7/10

When there is a paid email ad for you to read, you will receive email notification. You then enter your ID on their website, which credits your account and redirects your web browser to the advertiser's site. This program is similar to ConsumerDirect below, except the referral payout structure is different. Payment is monthly when your account exceeds $20.

Referral structure: 1 level
Payout (you, lvl1, lvl2, etc.): 5¢, 3¢ (/msg)
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Mint Mail.com
Rating 2/10

Not to be confused with MailMint, MintMail pays you to receive emails. If you choose to receive gift certificates instead of cash, your earnings are doubled. Payment is quarterly when your account exceeds $20. Payment is monthly if your account exceeds $50. A $2 handling fee is deducted for commission checks less than $100.

Another problem with this program is that it sends out very few emails making the $20 minimum extremely hard to obtain to say the least! I have been a member of this site for 2 months prior to writing this review and to date I have not received a single email!

Country availability: International

Consumers Direct.com
Rating 7/10

When there is a paid email ad for you to read, you will receive email notification. You then enter your ID on their website, which credits your account and redirects your web browser to the advertiser's site. This program is similar to NetBiz, except the referral payout structure is different. Payment is monthly when your account exceeds $20. Certainly well worth joining in any event!

Referral structure: 1 level
Payout (you, lvl1, lvl2, etc.): 4¢ (/msg), $1/referral + 1c for each of their emails.
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Z wallet.com
Rating 6/10

zWallet is a free web-based personal email service that shares 53% of banner advertising revenue with its members. As long as you see a paid advertisement on any of their web pages when logged in, you will get paid a percentage of that income. They will also pay you for email ads that you receive and read. Payment is monthly when your account exceeds $20.

Referral structure: 5 levels which is its saviour for the fact that it is web based.
Payout (you, lvl1, lvl2, etc.): 40%, 5%, 2%, 2%, 2%, 2% rev
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