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It doesn't work, stay away from it.

Complete scam of a site.

I see... sad. Are they any alternatives?

What are you people talking about ? If it's about selling games, I earn more than 30€ each month by selling shitty bundle games in G2A. I don't buy anything from them though, just sell and transfer money to my Paypal.

you can earn money simply by selling games. and this site is 100% legal dont listen to this people you must try it :)

I don't think you can make money too well if you don't sell a lot in there. Meaning over hundreds of units.
That is what I have heard though.

I use a couple different rewards programs, each of them have their advantages and disadvantages.

Swagbucks is really nice, I signed up a month and a half ago and I've made about $40. I normally spend about an hour or two running ads in the background while I browse other stuff. You have to check them every 30 seconds to 20 minutes depending on what ad provider you do with. If you have a smartphone or tablet you can also use it to just run ads while your gaming, people report about $1 a day with that if you use them all, but they seem to be toning down the amount you can make with that. If you meet your daily goal every day for a month, you also get a bonus $3. It's goes up and down depending on how much you've been making, so you have to kind of lowball yourself if you want the bonus. You can also do surveys, sign ups, and make a few cents back for each dollar you spend at specific stores like Walmart or Amazon. They also pay out in $3 Amazon cards and have a bunch of others, plus Paypal but the lowest you can go with those is $25. You get a 70 cent bonus if you sign up with a ref code, you can PM me for mine or look one up online.

Tremor Games is a decent one that specializes in Steam games. If you're not in the US there aren't as many offers there though, and if you're in certain countries users are blocked from using the site because of past abuse. I mostly go on there every once in a while and watch ads. A half hour of ads at 5 coins each will get you about 100-150 coins, but they dry up for a day or two once you run out. A typical bundle game is 99-499 coins depending on the quality of the game and how many copies they have. There's also surveys and sign up offers you can do, they pay out alright but I've had trouble with some offers not crediting. You can get full priced games and gifts cards as well, but it might take a while unless you want to put some work into it instead of doing it passively like I do.

Bing Rewards is a very easy way to make a bit of extra online money each month. All you have to do is do searches with Bing, they pay out a max of 15 cents a day for 30 desktop searches, and 10 cents a day for mobile. They pay out at $3 in Amazon cards, but it's slightly discounted if you hold out and buy $5s instead.

Qmee is one that I never see mentioned, but I've had it for a year and it's worked well. You have to install their Chrome app into your browser, and then they basically send you 5-9 cent ads that you can click on when you search for something related to the ads they have. It's very easy to do, but they don't pop up often and if you try to game their system they cut you off for a few days. You won't make much from it, but they pay out in Paypal at any amount, so it's very convenient if you're a few cents short for a bundle you want.

Add me on Steam if you'd like the ref links or just want some help learning how to make money with them pretty quickly. There's a bit of a learning curve, but I do each very passively and I've been getting online gift cards from the for about a year.

This site takes a lot of money during the transactions, and an extra for keeping your game on the store for over 14 days. I sold some games and got some money but I won't get there again. ever.

Back when I was in high school, I was really into making money online by completing surveys, various offers, etc. During that time, I've stuck to the following sites:
swagbucks.com (various activities to get points which can be redeemed for various items in store)
opinionoutpost.com (has gotta be my favorite, hard to qualify for surveys, but they send you amazon gift cards instantly)
surveyspot.com (so, so)
squishycash.com (again, not amazing, but not terrible either)

I've also tried sites like iRazoo, points2shop, Bing rewards (they never paid me anything, but I didn't chase them after it - just stopped using it), and many others that I don't really remember names of.

Frankly, what I've learned the hard way, is that there is no such thing as easy money online (even though I had earned around $600 in my senior year in hs and freshman year college combined). It is very tedious and can get very frustrating when you complete the offer or survey and for some reason the website decides not to credit you points. Cashing out usually takes forever (looks like this may have changed with $3 cashouts - used to be $5 for me), and even once you cash out, you usually have to wait for another 2 weeks for the gift card code.

I guess I wouldn't tell you not to bother - it's good to try out and see if you can make some cash online; but it will not be quick and easy. Just be aware of that before you dive into it all. If you have a little patience, focus on school - your effort there is worth more than your effort wasted (well, sort of) on these online surveys; and in the long run it pays off handsomely (to put things into perspective, I now make more than double the amount of my two years' worth of survey taking in a week from my full time job, with my salary being slightly above average in the area). I gave up on trying to make money online after my freshman year - wish I had done it sooner and focused on studying better instead.

i used to make money on G2A but now they have ridiculous fees. i don't recommend it anymore

If your buyer chargebacks you'll go in loss trololololol

ITT, we learn how to make $0.04 an hour