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fahmohd
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#41 · Posted: 17 Nov 2005 15:30
Quoting: Dragon It is possible to get paid reasonable amounts of money from completing online surveys but only if you join several different ones, however, it is highly unlikely you will ever earn enough just from completing surveys to be able to give up your current job. However, if you are a student a stay at home mom or are retired they could certainly be worth your while.
In general for completing each survey you can expect to be paid paid between �1-�5 ($2-$10), some surveys do pay significantly more but it just depends on the individual survey itself.
If each survey company offers you at least 2 surveys a month and you join 10 survey companies and complete 20 surveys a month you should be able to earn about �750 ($1,500) a year, which is not bad for just a couple of hours each month.
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You are right
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JJtheDog
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#42 · Posted: 19 Nov 2005 16:04
I started doing surveys about 3 months ago and recieved a total of $13 and a couple hundred entries in "sweepstakes" or "prize pools", but some of them were interesting.
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Sharon
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#43 · Posted: 3 Dec 2005 09:59
I've started a month ago and I'm still in the registration process, nothing is coming out yet, I hope it will give me an extra income, I'm a student working part-time.
I believe it's only a matter of perseverance...I'm following an interesting and practical step-by-step guide found online, very clever, I hope it will help 
Sharon
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happygal
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#44 · Posted: 3 Dec 2005 10:24
Sounds like a good plan, Sharon. Good luck. I just finished a 2,000 point Lightspeed survey...whoo hooo, cashing out again!
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fahmohd
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#45 · Posted: 3 Dec 2005 13:10
Just won a $50 prize from planetpanel!
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happygal
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#46 · Posted: 3 Dec 2005 13:33
That's great! Always nice to know when people win things from the sweeps sites.
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photomom04
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#47 · Posted: 11 Dec 2005 11:28
Just wanted to let everyone know that the survey list on the message board at katieshugs has been updated. I know a lot of you have been using it and hope you are finding it helpful. I also wanted to remind everyone that you do NOT want to sign up for sites that are asking for too much information, ie; "do you plan on buying insurance in the next 6 mos, would you like to join such and such company, etc. I ran into another one of those last night when I was looking at a new site.
Connie
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fahmohd
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#48 · Posted: 16 Dec 2005 12:57
You amy withdraw your money before the 12dailypro crashes and disappears!
These sort of HYIP schemes have a limited life
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bacpro
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#49 · Posted: 24 Dec 2005 09:30
I have been taking surveys for a while, until I got to the point that they just don't pay. I received a dollar one time. No! most surveys have prequalifing questions, and most of the time you don't qualify. How many times have I gotten a message "We have a survey waiting, please go here etc. Fill out a few questions and get a message sorry you don't qualify for this survey. Not for me anymore.
A waste of time.
John
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DesperatelySeekingWork
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Joined: 30 Dec 2005
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#50 · Posted: 30 Dec 2005 19:05
Hello Everyone........so in the agreement part where it states that or something about computer information and lost data etc. etc. does that mean if you download a survey and your computer crashes that they are not responsibile for any damages to you pc and what is the arbitration clause about??? Does that mean if the survey is illegitmate in some way that you could be held responsible but the survey company cannot? Thanks, for any feedback given.
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knilesh
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#51 · Posted: 31 Dec 2005 15:24
Hi Group,
Here is the list of websites from where i m getting paid regularly.
1. pinecone research
2. Technology advisory board
3. nocs
4. gozing surveys
thanks
- nilesh
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WhitePhoenix
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Joined: 3 Jan 2006
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#52 · Posted: 4 Jan 2006 21:50
Taking surveys is a great way to earn some money. You just have to be able to devote the time every day to complete them. Yes, some charge - but I used to do about 12-20 surveys a day and didn't pay a dime. There are many lists that access the sites. Two of the best ones are MySurvey and Greenfield. Neither one of those charges a dime.
I found that I could easily make, at the very least, grocery money every month just doing those every day. Some took just a few minutes, others, from goZing, for example, could take 15 minutes to a half an hour.
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happygal
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#53 · Posted: 6 Jan 2006 12:47 · Edited by: happygal
Any truly reputable survey company will never charge you a penny. Think of it this way...if you were reading the want ads and saw an ad for a focus group that you had to pay $25 to be included on, would you do it? Of course not. The real sites are market research companies who pay you, not the other way around.
How can you make decent spending money? Sign up with reputable sites, fill out your profiles completely, and make sure to check your e-mail regularly and fill them out promptly (they will fill up). So far this month, I have $35 in gift cards, checks that have arrived for $25, and $15 in Paypal...Happy New Year, indeed!
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WhitePhoenix
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#54 · Posted: 10 Jan 2006 20:46
You can add these to Nilesh's list - and they don't charge a penny:
Greenfield
MySurvey
NPO
ipso-I-say - (this site chooses (or used to) a member every day to whom they give a money prize - I won $125 after I'd been a member only a couple of weeks)
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newbbie
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#55 · Posted: 11 Jan 2006 00:24
[b][/b]This is my first post to this site...I have recently in the past 3 to 4 weeks registered with a site that supposely has a list of over 400 survey sites. I have spent the last two weeks registering and have registered for about 100 so for....This weekend I got my first survey from survey savvy which paid $20.00 via pay pal and a few days ago, I got another survey from acop which paid $20.00...in the midst of those surveys I got a survey from a company called buzzz that is in the process of sending me a product to review.
In my opinion I think it may be worth checking out. Anything you expect to make money with, will take a bit of work and time. I've only spent a few weeks and I plan to register for as many as they will allow.
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newbbie
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#56 · Posted: 11 Jan 2006 00:48
See previous email**** FocusFW just invited me to a $75.00 telephone survey. I've completed the invitation questions and am awaiting there response. Will keep you informed. This is all new to me, but seems to be working out pretty good. Someone, bring me back to earth if I'm getting too overly excited about this.
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Izzy
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#57 · Posted: 11 Jan 2006 03:57
I've been a member of Lightspeed since 2003, never traded in any points until this past October, i've yet to recieve my cash I was suppose to get got 1 reply from Lauren who runs it and have had my other 10-15 emails ignored ..almost 3 years and well I feel I got ripped off ..says 4-8 weeks to get your item, its been going on 14 weeks ..
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happygal
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#58 · Posted: 11 Jan 2006 17:03
I have just added a few more sites to my blog for sites that have paid me. Gang and Gang/Resonance is doing very well these days as is OTX
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WhitePhoenix
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#59 · Posted: 13 Jan 2006 22:48
It is worth it when you have the time to invest answering the surveys. Also, the internet surveys that you are specially invited to are very well worth the time. They pay up to $50 or more, but you are required to schedule when you will be available to participate. If I had more time, I'd go back to doing more surveys, as they were very lucrative.
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needmoney
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Joined: 16 Jan 2006
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#60 · Posted: 16 Jan 2006 15:21
any other online survey sites where anyone has made some real money? Thanks.
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