How Does GPTHQ Work?

Before you join GPTHQ, you might want to consider reading this blog post. If you wondering how GPTHQ works, or how they can afford to pay you these high amounts of cash, then keep reading. I'm going to tell you how the GPTHQ system works and how they give you cool prizes.

GPTHQ is a GPT (Get Paid To) site where you complete free surveys/offers and get paid for it. Before you can get paid, GPTHQ has to be paid first. Companies line up to have space on GPT sites so they can gather information about their products (that's why you should always use truthful information). Once a GPTHQ member completes an offer, that company that they completed the offer for, pays GPTHQ. After GPTHQ has been paid, your account is automatically credited. Basically, GPTHQ is the middle man (or woman). GPTHQ takes a small percentage of what the company paid them, before paying you. For example, if you complete an offer that pays $1, GPTHQ might have earned $1.50. I'm not saying that the percentage that I just used is true, it's just an example. Either way, everyone makes money. Refer to the chart below if you're still confused.

1. You complete an offer.
2. The company that you completed the offer for pays GPTHQ.
3. GPTHQ takes a small percentage out of the payment.
4. You get paid with the majority of the payment.
5. You get paid via PayPal.

If you're wondering, GPTHQ is 100% free; you'll never have to pay a signup fee or a fee of any kind. Before you can be paid, you must reach a minimum payout of $15, which is lower than most GPT sites. Don't worry about running out of offers to complete either, I have 12 pages of offers and GPTHQ adds offers all of the time.

Another way that GPTHQ can pay is by prizes. Recently, a forum member won 5 video games, and she has already earned $3,000 with GPTHQ in the short four months GPTHQ has been open. They can afford to have a monthly contest and give video games away because of the reasons that I listed above.

So, if you'd like to join GPTHQ, click here. If you'd like to read some GPTHQ testimonials, click here.