Paid Surveys

I don't think surveys pay enough to worry about. Its hard to get the right demographics and qualifications. You are better off spending that 20 minutes here posting new topics and replying than doing surveys for money. I have an interesting post about this that no one seems to have read, and its their loss, because they will all get burned from trying and realizing they are wasting money on surveys.

Here are some legit survey companies that I participate in and I have been paid. http://fun.mysurvey.com/join.cfm?r=2768491 http://www.directiveanalytics.com http://www.synovate.net http://www.focusfwdonline.com http://www.mindfieldonline.com http://www.acop.com http://www.bakerstsolutions.com/panelist.html http://www.esearch.com http://www.harrispollonline.com http://www.pineconeresearch.com (they pay in $5.00 increments and you have to find a link to sign up) http://www.viewpointforum.com

Here's one I enjoy very much. Treasure Trooper http://www.treasuretrooper.com/240943 Once you join, go to the "Paid Surveys" section. You earn 75 cents for each daily survey, plus they have lists of hundreds of survey sites that pay or reward you to take surveys (for free). Also, I encourage you to check out their "Cash Offers" page. There you can earn money and treasures (such as gold coins, platinum coins and pearls that you can redeem for perks. For instance, once you earn 8 pearls, you can redeem then to receive two referrals. Then you get 20% of everything they earn.) This site has treasure hunts where you can earn $100. The forum is great for answering questions and giving tips on how to fill offers and getting referrals. I haven't put out any money in filling offers. I've only signed up for the free offers that ask for your email address or zip code "with intent to participate." Usually you're referred to another page to "request" free offers. I'll hit "yes" to all then hit skip when the offers come up. I do this for a few pages then close out of the browser. Usually that's enough to get an offer approved. All this will make sense if you sign up. If you do, good luck!

There is a site www.thesurveypro.com that has a free list of companies that pay. However, it takes a while to get signed up on enough of them to start making money. Also, many of the surveys want to pay up front to join, then the money you get paid more than covers that. It's just wating for the money to come in to you that's the problem. If you decide to follow this path, make sure to keep a list of all the surveys you sign up for "trial" memberships, so you can cancel them before they bill you a lot more.

I have some listed on my blog http://tinasworkathomewebsites.blogspot.com/ Good Luck to you!