I gave Blogitive a test run about two weeks back. I only did one post, as I hadn’t heard much about Blogitive and wasn’t too sure about how reliable they were, and didn’t see the point in giving their clients free advertising.
Anyway, after submitting the post to them it was initially rejected for a link issue. I resubmitted and it was approved, and I received the payout from it last Monday. However, the payout was an echeck. Weird, much? But it cleared today.
So, there you have it… as far as I’m concerned, Blogitive is legitimate, even if they do take a little longer to approve and the payout (their payouts are done on a weekly basis) is in the form of an echeck.





Oh cool a friend of mine was wondering about them. I’ll have to let her know about this, thanks.
how does an e-check work? that seems kind of annoying. i thought about joining them, but i don’t know now.
I signed up for Blogitive… but I didn’t like the looks of it.
Yeah Jenn I’m curious as to what an echeck actually is and how it works. Do tell.
I just did my first post for them yesterday and they seem really good and all. I’ve tried them, and blogvertise as well. Blogitive seems to have more offers yet both of them seem sporadic to me. Nothing like the joys of pay per post, but all paid opps rock!
An echeck is still a payment through Paypal, but it’s not an instant transfer of funds, so there’s a clearing period before the money is available. Usually the clearing period is anywhere from three to ten days.
Took an opp and got paid an echeck a few days ago. $5 whoopdee they suck.
I honestly still prefer PPP over Blogitive and Blogvertise. You get to choose the opps and they pay a lot more than $5 a post. I have been paid less than $10 a post since I started.
Sheena | 03.23.07 at 3:13pm | link to comment
Took an opp and got paid an echeck a few days ago. $5 whoopdee they suck.
$5.00 here and there adds up. That’s how I made most of my money with ppp at first before they had really big money opps. I kinda like the not having to fight for opps part of blogitive and blogvertise.