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May 31 2008

Can You Really Make Money From Surveys?

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Another popular way of making money at home is by taking surveys. I personally do not enjoy this job, but I know of many work at homers who love it.

The reason that I do not enjoy paid survey sites is that truthfully, there just isn’t that much money in it. Sure, there are always stories of those few people who are making 30,000 and more on it, but the average person is lucky to get paid even $5 a survey. That said, it can be enjoyable to make money just by giving your opinion, so below I am going to give you some tips on how you can make money taking surveys. Who knows? You may be able to do great in it!

The first thing to do is sign up with legitimate survey companies. You NEVER should have to pay to sign up. Additionally, do not pay a subscription to sites in order to get a list of survey companies. I have tried it, and truthfully they aren’t giving you anything that you don’t already know.

Here are some companies I enjoy:

SurveySavvy- https://www.surveysavvy.com/ss/ss_index.php?id=3199849&action=join

Greenfield Online- http://www.greenfieldonline.com/TrafficUI/mscui/page.aspx?cid=1&ptid=4&utcoffset=4

SurveySpot- http://www.surveyspot.com/

Global Opinion Panels- https://www.globalopinionpanels.com

NPD Online Research- http://www.npdor.com/

American Consumer Opinion- http://www.acop.com/Default.aspx

Lightspeed Panel- http://www.lightspeedpanel.com/

One final thing is to only take surveys that promise a given amount. Do NOT waste your time with one’s that offer “Sweepstakes Entries” as there are many other surveys out there which will give you a more reliable payment.

Good Luck!

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