Getting Paid to Take Surveys
By amaine
@amaine (2027)
Philippines
April 5, 2010 3:11pm CST
Alright, I know this might sound weird, but there are really some people making some decent money from surveys. I don't know how they do this but, upon signing up, there are some survey sites that don't have new surveys after a couple of days! It is actually frustrating, but does anyone know some tips and tricks? Perhaps you could share it to a fellow mylotter.
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7 responses
@rosekiss (30414)
• Eugene, Oregon
5 Apr 10
There are some survey sites, where I am not qualified to take any of the surveys. I hate it when that happens, as I go through all the effort to complete it, and then I am told I am not qualified. It happens way to much with some survey sites, but there isone were I do everyone they send me in my email and that pinecone research. I always get paid a day or so after completiong of the survey, so that is good too. I have been with pinecone reesearch for several years, and I will continue to take surveys for them, as I get $3 a survey, and it all adds up over time. good luck to you and happy mylootting. 
@amaine (2027)
• Philippines
5 Apr 10
Oh rosekiss, I know where you're coming from. It's like filling up those forms, answering surveys, and at the end, they'll just tell you that the offer is not available in your country. it's frustrating right?
I've added you as a friend, give me your link so I can sign up under you. Okay?
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@rosekiss (30414)
• Eugene, Oregon
5 Apr 10
There is no referral link for pinecone research. The surveys are sent by email and that is how it is done, as they aren't on a referral system, or I would give you the link gladly. It is hard to become a member there unless you find one of their banners somewhere, as that is how I became a member. I don't think they have banners anymore, so that is why I can't give you my link. You coulod goodle it to see what you come up with though, as you might be able to join that way.
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@scoops1515 (27)
• Canada
6 Apr 10
First of all make sure you've completely filled out the profile they make you fill, that way you 'll attract more surveys that come out. Other than that I'd suggest being patient and filling out all that come your way. If they see that you're a reliable source for filling out surveys then they'll be more inclined to go to you first.
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@replyashu (745)
• India
5 Apr 10
no i dont have any idea, do tell me if u come to know about that.....TATA
@careasl (257)
• United States
6 Apr 10
I have good experience with taking surveys. Some of the top 10 survey sites are Pinecone Research, Survey Head, OpinionOutpost, Minfield Online, LightSpeed,Global Test Market, and Ipsos I-Say. With all of those sites, I earn an extra $25-$50 per week. Not much but it's extra cash for only a few minutes of your time. Be sure to answer all of your profile information so that you can qualify for more survey opportunities.
@tiguer23000 (93)
• France
6 Apr 10
I'm just like you see these sites but I can not using them because I am from a non-issue at that location, all asking for people from Canada and America that entered these sites will profit little or difficult.
Wishes for success to all
@caliya (1169)
• Philippines
6 Apr 10
looks like we are in the same boat since I am not from US as well. Most paid online surveys are good for US residents since the companies running this sites are based in the US so non-US residents are really not qualified. I have done a little research and I have already signed up for several online paid survey sites and so far I can only recommend 1 site that is legit and I have already made a pending earning of $26.50 ($25 is the minimum cash out). Hopefully it will be credited to my account next month. If you would like to join just send me a message.
