Does anyone here know of online surveys that pay you to take a survey. Recently I read some articles on them and then i researched them on the internet. I found quiet a few surveys that actually pay you once you complete the survey.. But I am not sure if this is true.. If anyone here has any experience in such surveys then please share it and recommend any site to read up about them..
Paid Online Surveys
I found http://www.surveyclub.com as the first hit on google. Maybe this site can help you out.
I never used it or filled in an paid online survey, but I think you get paid for the surveys because the company that gives those servers can find valuable information for new products in those surveys. That's what I think.
I never used it or filled in an paid online survey, but I think you get paid for the surveys because the company that gives those servers can find valuable information for new products in those surveys. That's what I think.
I've actually been paid to fill out online surveys. I think the most I ever got was 5 or 6 dollars. And that survey company never really gave you enough surveys to make more than 10 or 12 dollars a month. There are qualifying questions that they ask you before you get to take the survey and if you don't fit the profile the company taking the survey is looking for you won't be allowed to finish the survey, so you can't get paid for that one. I've also done surveys that give you points for taking surveys, when you save up enough points you could cash them in for stuff. I usually got gift certificates from places like Amazon with mine.
It's been a very long time since I've done any of them but there are some real ones out there, and they do pay. Just don't expect to make a lot of money. I think it took me 4 or 5 months of taking surveys to get enough points for a $25 gift certificate for Amazon.
It takes a lot of time to do them, you don't make much, but if you're unemployed, or extremely bored, it will give you something to do. A lot of surveys I didn't qualify for because I don't drink or smoke, and being a little older, I think, kept me out of the profile range for some of them.
Just my 2 cents,
Chad
It's been a very long time since I've done any of them but there are some real ones out there, and they do pay. Just don't expect to make a lot of money. I think it took me 4 or 5 months of taking surveys to get enough points for a $25 gift certificate for Amazon.
It takes a lot of time to do them, you don't make much, but if you're unemployed, or extremely bored, it will give you something to do. A lot of surveys I didn't qualify for because I don't drink or smoke, and being a little older, I think, kept me out of the profile range for some of them.
Just my 2 cents,
Chad
Surveyspot.com works well, but like the person above me mentioned, it sometimes takes a lot of time and you don't get very much money. I used to do surveys ocassionally and I would save up about $50 on the account and then request a check. This was by no means on a weekly basis. It would actually be more like, a month or two of work. Maybe more. It depends because THEY email YOU with surveys you might qualify for, then if you qualify, you get money. They're usually long and each one is like $3-$5 but some are worth like $10 each (rare.)
I think that it's kind of loosing you time with these surveys.
Try to have your own blog, sell some stuff on ebay, you'll make more money...
Try to have your own blog, sell some stuff on ebay, you'll make more money...
You can go out and get a min-wage job and make a lot more money per time that you would spend trying to make money off of surveys.
I don't think paid surveys are a good way to make money online. You should try online marketing programs, I've heard there is some good money there.
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| I don't think paid surveys are a good way to make money online. You should try online marketing programs, I've heard there is some good money there. |
You have to be careful with those program. 90% are fake programs that will try to steal a few buck from you.
I also think that paid surveys are not a good way to make money online. There are those good one, real ones where you can make some money but I think that we do not make that much money in surveys. You have to have a lot of referrals so that you will be able to make a decent amount of money. I had joined in one popular one years ago and I am from a Non-US, asian country so till date they have not even sent me a single email asking me to fill their survey.
And then there were those which I joined but never paid me and they also vanished after some months. So be careful as you have to work really hard on surveys, wait a long time to reach the minimum payout and wait days to actually recieve the payment.
And then there were those which I joined but never paid me and they also vanished after some months. So be careful as you have to work really hard on surveys, wait a long time to reach the minimum payout and wait days to actually recieve the payment.
A few weeks ago, I got a check in the mail for a hundred bucks. I looked up the name of the company it was from, and sure enough it was a survey company. I do surveys on the internet from time to time, but none have ever told me I was being paid. It was a nice surprise, and I'll be sure to keep doing the surveys just in case it ever happens again.
I also use Surveyspot.com. I used a few other ones as well that all paid but I dont get many emails from them anymore. You don't get paid much thoug, its usally 1-3 dollars for a 20-30 minute survey. Sometimes you can make more depending on the survey. Still it does add up after doing a bunch of them.
sURVEYS ARE HELLA ANNOYING, i'M GOING TO GROW UP, AND DESTROY SURVEYS! 
Tried to but there are usually way too many questions. D:
Actually, if you really are interested in making money for your opinions, you might look into actually becoming part of a real-life product evaluation group. Companies will hire random individuals for a few hours to ask them for opinions on products, marketing plans, etc. Generally the pay is better than the online surveys if they are paying. But it's harder to become part of a focus group than to join an online survey site.
some of those online surveys are scams... and the others take a long time for your reward to arrive... not such a great thing
No i think those survey are rididulous to promise you a lot of money when in reality it is impossible thinking that in this way they will have to pay too much money for the questionaire tens of thousands of people have done.
Also such surveys take up too much of your time so i ignore and block all such pop ups.
Also such surveys take up too much of your time so i ignore and block all such pop ups.
http://www.awsurveys.com/ is a pretty good site. I'm still waiting to get the minimum...
There are links to other survey sites.
PS: I'd appreciate if you could add me as your referrer...
There are links to other survey sites.
PS: I'd appreciate if you could add me as your referrer...
I have a lot of spam email offering me paid surveys… Few years ago, I tried that and also some sort of paying you to surf the internet and click on some ads…
I gave up very quickly... Maybe somebody was lucky and found those offer to useful to make some money but I don’t believe in that too much.
I gave up very quickly... Maybe somebody was lucky and found those offer to useful to make some money but I don’t believe in that too much.
Well Since the increase in the popularity of paid surveys, there are now several web sitesi think social networking site also offer paid surveys , mostly offer a list of paid survey companies for a one time fee. Not each of these list are worth purchasing but the good ones certainly are defintely worth it. The other benefit of signing up with these paid survey companies over searching yourself is that all the survey companies in the surveys directories will have been tested to make sure they are safe and genuine or not a scam. Many fail to make anything out of completing survey is that they give up straight away. The reasons for this are because at first the majority of companies will only send paid surveys with little rewards. There is however a good reason for this. like you earn money or you just wasteting your time peace.
I feel survey services are all scam sites, so it should never be trusted. 
Waste a lot of time but got very little money, bad money making idea.
i'm trying to find the way to make money from the internet. once i heard fill surveys makes money so i try it.
but what happen next is zzzzerooo to me, my country is not available for most of surveys site program.
what can i say.
but what happen next is zzzzerooo to me, my country is not available for most of surveys site program.
what can i say.
Once I got really hyped up about the idea of making money over the Internet, I was registered on many different sites that required me to either post, click links, take surveys and I've done that for over month and never got a single $... So I don't believe in this crap, it's better to get a normal job...
nothing happen on paid surveys we can't make money here im sure.
I tried something like that once; the prize was supposed to be something like an iPod (maybe it was ... long time now, don't remember). but I could never win that; because it was a loop - always would simply ask me more questions!
I tried something like that once; the prize was supposed to be something like an iPod (maybe it was ... long time now, don't remember). but I could never win that; because it was a loop - always would simply ask me more questions!
I tried something like that once; the prize was supposed to be something like an iPod (maybe it was ... long time now, don't remember). but I could never win that; because it was a loop - always would simply ask me more questions!
If you want to loose you time, then go for it.
You are better working few hours a week in the real world. You'll earn more money, and you can add this to your resumeé You cannot add to your resume that you are making 3$/week answering surveys...
You are better working few hours a week in the real world. You'll earn more money, and you can add this to your resumeé You cannot add to your resume that you are making 3$/week answering surveys...
my missus does a few of them
you dont get paid much, a few cents or something per survey, but she has gotten a few $20 - $50 gift vouchers out of them...
I wouldnt rely on the money though coz you need to do a lot of them to get anything out of it
you dont get paid much, a few cents or something per survey, but she has gotten a few $20 - $50 gift vouchers out of them...
I wouldnt rely on the money though coz you need to do a lot of them to get anything out of it
I believe you get paid to complete surveys, but in my country they are not available, otherwise I would have tried some 
I tried completing surveys once but I never cought on it. Usually most surveys are out of europe, for the states, and it takes to much time to make anything.
Vladalf
Vladalf
In my experience, if someone is offering to pay you absurd amounts of money to do something terribly easy, they are lying lying conning liers who are lying. They lie!
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| Does anyone here know of online surveys that pay you to take a survey. Recently I read some articles on them and then i researched them on the internet. I found quiet a few surveys that actually pay you once you complete the survey.. But I am not sure if this is true.. If anyone here has any experience in such surveys then please share it and recommend any site to read up about them.. |
i saw on the internet some surveys, but all of them you have to pay to be a member and then they would give you jobs. i think online survey is just a scam. why would you have to pay first to take a survey?
One time, I received a check in the mail for one hundred dollars, for filling out an online survey. Whoever had given me the survey never told me I was getting paid for it, or if they did I didn't notice, so it was a nice surprise.
There are lots of these, and i did try to see if it was possible to earn a living doing this full time; it wasn't. They pay so little, and are so sporadic that it can take ages just tracking them down. The amount of time spent on a survey was far more than suggested usually, unless you just clicked randomly, and the reward was a pittance.
I tried those paid-to-surf and ppc emails too - but after a month of clicking I think I'd earned about 2 dollars.
What's more, you couldn't withdraw any money earned until you hit some absurd figure like £100. At that rate it would have taken years.
I tried those paid-to-surf and ppc emails too - but after a month of clicking I think I'd earned about 2 dollars.
What's more, you couldn't withdraw any money earned until you hit some absurd figure like £100. At that rate it would have taken years.
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