I Have A Question
By popciclecold
@popciclecold (37904)
United States
July 15, 2024 3:33pm CST
My question to those who do surveys, do you cash out when you get to the suggested 5.00 dollar mark or do you keep going. I had someone tell me once as soon as they reach payout, they cash out. I figured I'd ask people who are really into it what they do. It may seem like a stupid question but I honestly want to know. Thanks in advance. Just heard thunder looks like storms are coming again. You all take care.
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22 responses
@kobesbuddy (78889)
• East Tawas, Michigan
15 Jul
I used surveys as a part-time job, for about three years. The minute I reached payout(25 sites) I would cash out. At one point, I was earning $300 a month. Something I could do from home, without maintaining a car.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
You were excellent in that field. Maintaining a car is expensive, so that was great. Good job.
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@kobesbuddy (78889)
• East Tawas, Michigan
16 Jul
@TheHorse I was doing surveys every day, for hours. It was a good part-time income.
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@GardenGerty (159754)
• United States
16 Jul
I would never go more that $25 at SB as they have a history of deactivating people randomly.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Wow, you do really good. Thanks for input. It was very helpful.
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@snowy22315 (176745)
• United States
15 Jul
I guess it depends on how much you trust the site, but I usually try to cash out ASAP. I had a thing last night where the site said I had a certain cash balance and this AM it said something else..say what?? I was going to question that..but then like happened one other time the money was mysteriously put back in.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Wow, that is something, in that case I don't blame you. Happy the money appeared back in your account. Thank you.
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@snowy22315 (176745)
• United States
16 Jul
@TheHorse Yes, Prolific has expanded too rapidly and has been having growing pains. That is what greed will get you. I hope things will level off though..and it should as long as they quit signing up new people. They say that is what killed Mturk.
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@marguicha (219877)
• Chile
15 Jul
I only do surveys once in a while at neobux. There you can cash out when you reach $10. But I usually wait more.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
I've heard of Neobux years ago. Had no idea they were still in operation. Thank you.
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@marguicha (219877)
• Chile
16 Jul
@TheHorse They say they last from 10 to 15 minutes. It usually take longer when I do it. I have the tendency to read the questions, think the answer and only then do it. People don´t do that usually even when they are talking with friends now.![](/Content/images/emotes/thumbdown.gif)
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@Deepizzaguy (99643)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
15 Jul
The money I make from surveys goes to my bank as soon as i can.
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@LindaOHio (170715)
• United States
16 Jul
With Prolific I cash out every time I reach $20 even though the minimum is $6. With Pinecone Research, if you are a member, I would suggest that you cash out EVERY time you reach minimum. When I reached a certain age, they closed out my account; and I couldn't redeem the $$ I had built up; and they wouldn't answer my queries. BTW, if you're not registered with Prolific, I would highly recommend them. You might have to put yourself on the waiting list; but it's worth it. Have a good day.
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@GardenGerty (159754)
• United States
16 Jul
Oh, so that is why Pinecone dropped me?!
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Thank you, your input was very helpful. Appreciate it.
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@GardenGerty (159754)
• United States
16 Jul
Not all of them can cash out at $5 but whatever it takes, unless there is some advantage to waiting, like reduced points for higher cashouts, I cash at their minimum. Some sites have been known to deactivate people for no apparent reason. I do not want to lose my precious points or cash. I go for Amazon or PayPal. If you make over $600 in PayPal in a year you have to pay taxes, or at least report it.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Thank you so much. I didn't have a clue. Appreciate your response
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Thank you, I've always wondered, that is what a lady told me. So she was right.
@allknowing (132209)
• India
15 Jul
In the good old days I used to let it grow but these days it takes months to even reach 5 dollars
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Its sure not easy. Hard work is entailed.
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@RasmaSandra (77609)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
15 Jul
It depends if I need the additional cash, If I have two sites with $5 I will cash out but sometimes I add all week to a site and see if I can cash out more than 5. When I can get gift cards I add a card to Amazon and then wait until I get more gift cards before I use any,
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Now that is smart. Waiting on Amazon gift cards now. Thank you.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
I like your style, just keep plugging away, sometimes it gets hard. Good job.
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@TheHorse (214031)
• Walnut Creek, California
16 Jul
@popciclecold I bet I have more than $20 there now. Wheee! When I cash out, I have them toss it into my PayPal account.
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@Shivram59 (33384)
• India
16 Jul
I don't do any surveys;but if I choose to do one;I would like to accumulate as big an amount as possible and go on doing more surveys.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
I didn't figure you for the survey type. Lol
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@Ghostlady (1018)
• United States
16 Jul
The one survey I do that pays in Amazon gift cards, I let it build up, so I can cash it in for a $50 gift card. Usually takes me about 6 months.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
A 50 dollar gift card sounds great. Good for you. I am impressed.
@Ghostlady (1018)
• United States
17 Jul
@popciclecold No, will check it out. I use only my computer. The only apps I use on the phone is my Health Ins., WinnDixie, which doesn't really work, and Walmart. Nothing else.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
18 Jul
Thank you, that is what the girl told me
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@kaylachan (65344)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
16 Jul
I cash out as soon as I am able. I need the money and every penny counts.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
I thank you. Sort of my situation too. It was very helpful.
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@psanasangma (7244)
• India
16 Jul
It takes time to earn so whenever I reached the amount I always cash out.
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@lovebuglena (43886)
• Staten Island, New York
16 Jul
On SB I always wait to get to $25. With Microsoft rewards my first redemption was for $10. Didn’t know I can do lower but think I will stick to ten for my second one. Another site I’m on I think I used to wait till month was over to cash out and didn’t wait to reach a specific amount, aside from the minimum.
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Sounds great. I just kinda wondered. But that sounds great
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@popciclecold (37904)
• United States
16 Jul
Very good, I have no idea about the sites. I visit. Thank you.
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@Nards0980 (2)
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19 Jul
Surveys are not always available, therefore its a bit of waiting game at this stage. I would probably keep going, to make a worth while withdrawal.
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