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karls1973
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#21 · Posted: 1 Oct 2007 12:12
First, I want to make a statement; don't waste your money signing up for any websites promising you $200 / day for a few minutes of filling out surveys. It's just not happening.
I have paid fees up to $69 each for joining several of these sites. Then I received a list of survey sites and was told to register with as many as possible, but no less than 150 in order to make money. I registered, it's been now over 2 month and I received only a handfull of invitations. Some will say "Survey not available" or "Quota filled". So far I made $2.75.
The most promising survey sites and the ones that pay you are the FREE ONES!
1.Global Test Market � I make an average of $120/month. Some of their surveys take some time to complete. You have to be fast and start their surveys immediately. Make sure you check your email twice a day. Their surveys expire very quickly or they get enough responses and close the survey.
2.Surveyspot.com � many of their surveys give you an entry to their sweepstakes. But they do give you $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00 surveys once or twice per week. Potential earning: $30.00 - $50.00 /month.
3.Creationrewards.net � earn points which you then can turn into cash. Potential earning is about $30.00 - $50.00 /month.
4.Greenfield Online � lots of entries in their sweepstakes, some of those take a long time to complete. They pay you $2.00 for some of their surveys if you qualify. Potential earning: $10.00 - $15.00 /month.
5.ClearvoiceSurveys.com � once in a blue moon you will get a $1.50 - $3.00 survey. Sometimes they will tell you that you do not qualify after you already spent 10 minutes into they survey. Potential earning $10 - $15.00 /month.
6.e-Rewards.com � once in a blue moon you get a $1.00 to $2.00 survey. No CASH, coupons only. Potential earning $4.00 - $8.00 /month.
7.e-Search.com � they send invitation very rarely, Only $1.00 - $3.00 ever month. They credit you on your PayPal Account. Potential earning $ 1.00 - $3.00 /month.
8.Your2Cents.com � they send you $1.00 - $3.00 surveys three or four times per month.
9.www.inboxdollars.com not bad, but you are only allowed to earn $1.00/day. Sometimes it takes a few attempts to qualify for a survey. I have had days where no surveys where available. Potential to earn $30.00 / month.
10.www.sendearnings.com � same as Inboxdollars. You are only allowed to earn $1.00/day. Sometimes it takes a few attempts to qualify for a survey. I have had days where no surveys where available. Potential to earn $30.00 / month.
Useless Survey sites are:
www.PandaResearch.com . They just want you to sign up and try all kind of services. You will get paid a few Dollars, but many are difficult to cancel after the so called "trial period". If you sign up with too many, it's hard to keep track of them. Then all of a sudden you find all kind of charges on your credit card and don't know where they come from.
Useless Get-paid-for-reading-ads sites:
Tik Tak Cash � pays you $0.02 for the website they invite you to view. They only pay you for viewing one site per day! Well, do the math here how much you can make...
Cash4Offers.com � pays you $0.05 for viewing email/advertisement. Sometimes they send you 2 sites per day. Their main idea is to get you to sign up for trial offers.
Hits4Pay.com � pays you $0.02 - $0.03 for viewing email/advertisement. You can earn a few Dollars as soon as you have members in your downline ( 2 levels possible). Refer people to the site and get paid as soon as they start viewing those emails/advertisements.
DealsnCash.com � same as Hits4Pay - pays you $0.02 - $0.03 for viewing email/advertisement. You can earn a few Dollars when you create a downline ( 2 levels possible). Refer people to the site and get paid as soon as they start viewing those emails/advertisements.
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Sometimes it gets quite frustrating. Many Survey Sites send me invitations, but as soon as I start with the survey, I get the message " Thank you, but the survey is over now" or "Thank you for participating in this survey, but you do not qualify. Check back later" or "We are experiencing technical difficulties, please check back later".
Many Survey Sites will check your answers and if they find inconsistency, they will stop sending you invitations.
Overall, be patient and hang in there.
Karl
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mliosg
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#22 · Posted: 1 Nov 2007 08:30
Be careful with any site requiring you to pay to find survey sites. Any honest and legitimate survey site would not charge you to participate. I'm a member of PlanetPanel and some other Swedish surveysites. I don't know if they have any international surveys but I know PlanetPanel has.
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TB550
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#23 · Posted: 5 Nov 2007 01:30
I also found Maximum Paid Surveys to be the most complete site (they also offer mystery shopping as well) with the largest database of well paying surveys.
Regardless of which site you join, always make sure it has a money back guarantee in case it doesn't meet up to your expectations.
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sofkins
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#24 · Posted: 5 Nov 2007 09:08
You should also try fairytaletreasure.com and mealticketonus.com/getpaid minimum payout is $5 but you can easyl make more
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#25 · Posted: 5 Nov 2007 19:24
I really don't think that surverys pay well enough. It's not worth your time. You'd be better off doing just about anything else - especially studying making money online in order to make decent money some day.
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aballantyne
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#26 · Posted: 13 Nov 2007 17:42
I like american consumer opinion. In my opinion opinion outpost is also a good company to join.
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#27 · Posted: 23 Nov 2007 12:54
Can you tell how to register in lightspeed.i can't find the register button.plz help!
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roseliabubakar
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#28 · Posted: 23 Nov 2007 15:06
Being an asian, the best survey sites for me are Brand Institute, Planet Pulse, GlobalTestMarket, MySurvey & Nielsen.
These sites send me regular surveys.
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TB550
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#29 · Posted: 23 Nov 2007 21:13
Another reason I like paid survey sites such as Maximum Paid Surveys and others is that they save you a lot of time. This is the reason that they charge a sign up fee (to maintain their databases).
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mikepressnell
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#30 · Posted: 24 Nov 2007 23:08
I'm confused. Why would anyone consider PAYING to join a survey site?
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karls1973
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#31 · Posted: 25 Nov 2007 00:22
I must agree with Mike. Why would anyone pay to join?
Maybe some people out there can give us a good reason for doing so. Maybe some folks out there get paid $250.00 /day for just 20 minutes of work. ... Anybody out there?
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shuey03
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#32 · Posted: 11 Dec 2007 16:21
With Survey Scout, people are tricked into believing that what they pay will be returned with a plethora of surveys and that they will make their money back in minutes. This is simply not the case!
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roseliabubakar
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#33 · Posted: 11 Dec 2007 16:54
Better join the free sites to be on the safe site 
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mikepressnell
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#34 · Posted: 11 Dec 2007 17:27
Quoting: shuey03 With Survey Scout, people are tricked into believing that what they pay will be returned with a plethora of surveys and that they will make their money back in minutes. This is simply not the case!
It's so true that most of the survey companies are only tricks to get you to their advertisers.
Wouldn't it be a better world if everyone were truly honest and ethical?
My signature link tells it like it is. To start a home business, it would be highly advantageus to have a mentor who will work with you and provide t�ps, knowledge, advice, and moral support.
Always read the fine print and always read between the lines and always do your research before hooking up with a company and if at all possible, don't base your decisions on your emotions but rather base them on good, logical dicernment.
Mike
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#35 · Posted: 11 Dec 2007 21:32
The best survey site here in the US for me is Survey Spot they send out the most surveys.
Based on your profile you can get some really good paying surveys I have gotten invitations and qualified for surveys over $20 from Survey Spot.
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#36 · Posted: 12 Dec 2007 16:46
The site in my signature is the only one I have EVER gotten a check from and i have joined a ton of them.
I joined so many survey clubs in 1 month that when I actually got the check I didn't know who it was from, I had to look it up online lol .
Since then I have gotten regular checks every month .
They are a legit US based company out of Idaho, their checks are drawn on Wells fargo Bank and I have never had a problem cashing one. Once you make over $600 you have to fill out tax forms but it's worth it!
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shuey03
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#37 · Posted: 13 Dec 2007 15:09
couponbowl huh? Never heard of them... Are they a new company? Has anyone else used them???
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karls1973
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#38 · Posted: 14 Dec 2007 00:36
Quoting: shuey03 couponbowl huh?
sure, just type in the name and the CashCrate website opens up. One of those get paid-to-trial offer sites where you have to sign up and provide your credit card information. If you forget to cancel, you end up with monthly membership fees on your statement.
I would not waste a minute with these offers no matter how good they sound.
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#39 · Posted: 20 Dec 2007 10:56
I agree. We shoudn't pay to join any site.
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#40 · Posted: 20 Dec 2007 11:15
I want to ask about SurveySpot.
Does anyone work with this site.
How do they pay?
I mean by check?
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