My Top Beermoney sites for the UK and Europe (and the rest of the world)

Clickworker/UHRS | non

Clickworker is by far the best method I’ve discovered (so far) to earn money online. I regularly make between £20-£50 a week for a few hours a day. It’s very similar to Amazon’s MTURK (which is unfortunately U.S. only) Clickworker is a company based out of Germany, they pay you cash to do small online tasks, such as rate if a website has adult content, verify information on individuals & organizations and a massive range of others tasks. Although there are some jobs available on the Clickworker website. The real money is made on their UHRS project. I wrote a full guidehere

• Payout Method: Paypal
• Minimum Payout: $5
• Available In: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA, Vietnam

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Clixsense | Non

Clixsense is another GPT (Get Paid To) site where you are paid to watch ads and visit websites. Another well established site, they have been paying out since around 2007.

There is generally lots of ads to view under the "View Ads" tab and a list of ads along with their payout. You can also recieve tasks, such as Surveys and doing research (You get a $5 bonus for every $50 worth of tasks you do) You can also try your luck with the Clixgrid. ClixGrid is a fun little game where you click anywhere on a picture, and instantly, you can win up to $10. Each time you click, a window will open a website that will have to be viewed for up to 10 seconds. After that, you will be notified if you are a winner or not. Finally you can use the Clixsense toolbar on your browser and get notifications for ads, play games, listen to the radio and more. Clixsense also offers premium accounts which offer some pretty good bonuses, such as signup commision, more chances to win in clixgrid, more ads to click and better referral rewards. A premium account costs $17 a year or $30 for two years

• Payout Method: Check, Paypal, PayToo, Payza
• Minimum Payout: $8
• Available In: Worldwide

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GlobalTestMarket) | Non

GTM is one of the biggest and oldest Survey sites on the internet, having been in business since 1999. It's slightly different to other Survey sites, because it doesn't compensate you directly with cash. Instead you're paid in Market points, which you then convert into cash.

The best thing about GTM is that it's known for sending out lots of survey invitation every day (usually between 2-5 surveys a day) However, you won't qualify for every survey. When you do join up with the site, a number of questions concerning your demographics will be put to you. The answers to these questions help Global Test Market decide on the types of surveys you are most suited for. Answering such personal and spending preference questions will allow you to qualify for the right kind of surveys. A nice little treat from GTM is that they provide you with a few market points even if you don't qualify for the survey.

• Payout Method: Check, Paypal, Giftcard
• Minimum Payout: $50
• Available In: Worldwide

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Prolific Academic | Non

This one is fairly recent. Up until a few weeks ago you had to use a .ac email address to sign up. It's since been changed and now you can sign up with a facebook account.

PA hosts studies for academics, you sign up and complete those studies. The best part is that the payout rate is extremely generous, every study will give a rate of at least $7.50/hr and as a bonus, they are involved in lots of scientific research (who doesn't like advancing mankind as they earn?).

Studies are posted quite numerously, several times a week, and usually don't take to long to complete

• Payout Method: Paypal
• Minimum Payout: £5
• Available In: Worldwide, but studies are targeted to specific demographics