Online surveys? how does it work and what TRUSTED websites should I go to?

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Hey Victoria, I am a college student at Texas A&M University and I actually run a student organization, which takes surveys. We are a nonprofit organization that uses our money to set up scholarship funds to send fellow students to college, who cannot afford the heavy burdens of tuition. I am also involved in the TAMU Premed Society, Phi Eta Sigma (the National Honor Society for college), and my church. I wanted to tell you this, so that you know I am not interested in selling you any information, and I do this because I remember how frustrated it made me feel when I started out joining sites and it seemed like every single one was trying to scam me out of my money. All of the information I provide is to help you and all who are in fear of being scammed by 'fake' survey sites. Ok, well I've been taking surveys for several years now, and I make around $2000 a year for my organization, which isn't bad for only 1 student, and I don't spend as much time on them as I could, just about 15 min a day. So, yes, they do provide a little income; just don't expect it to be a lot. Here is an example of a review that I write for the organization, and I will gladly give any of you reviews for the 30-40 that I have found out to be legitimate. 1. Opinion Outpost On many polled sites, Opinion Outpost always finishes in the top 2 or 3, but personally I believe it deserves the #1 spot. Why? Because they send you surveys very frequently that typically pay from $2 to $10 and do not take very long to complete. Not only do they send surveys frequently, but they are about interesting topics as well, and they seem to fit very well with Texas residents. They use a points system to pay where 10 points = $1, which I don’t get why companies simply don’t make 1 point equal to a dollar, but I guess their system is a lot better than most. To cash out you need 50 points = $5, and it seems kind of silly to request a $5 check so I usually wait until I accumulate $20, which I’ve done twice in the last 6 weeks. The only thing that I do not like about Opinion Outpost is that they only pay by check, and I have asked them if they are going to add a PayPal option and they said they hope to add it fairly soon. They have several profile surveys for you to complete so they can give as many surveys as possible, but you need to complete them, because they will not send you any surveys until you do so. Also, they usually send surveys in groups, one week you’ll 10, the next week only 2, but you usually qualify for about half of them. The ones easiest to qualify for are in the 15-20 point range, meaning they pay $1.50-$2.00. Their referral program pays $1 after your referrals first completed survey, and then nothing after that. Opinion Outpost pays in a very timely manner though, and I received my first $20 check from them a week after I requested it. In the past 2 months, I have received 3 checks, all worth $20, because that is when I like to cash out, and it is the site that doesn't necessarily make me the most, but it very consistent. I would recommend it to anyone! Some restrictions for joining are that you must be 18 and older or from the US and Canada. I can provide detailed reviews about what you can expect from many more sites through email. This is not the only site that I make money off of, and to capitalize your time, I recommend joining many sites so you can pick and choose which surveys pay the most. An example of this is that many companies send me surveys daily, and I because of the diversity of the surveys, I can choose to talk about an interesting topic, or focus on surveys that pay better, like $5 surveys for just 15 minutes of your time. I currently subscribe to over 40 sites that are all real and have paid me! If you are interested, my email is [email protected] and type in "Surveys" as the title so I know it is not spam...I wish you the best of luck in your endeavors. Sincerely, Thomas Kane Kleinschmidt

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There is only 1 that I recomend, almost all make money at home sites are scams. If you ever have to pay to join, or are promised thousands in your first month its a scam. I use cashcrate and they are the only site I have never had a problem with. They do work, but you have to put in the time and effort before you start making decent money. If you want to know how it works you can look at cashcratenow.com it just explains what cashcrate is and how it all works. If you think you might like it you can give it a try.

Hello I found something better then online sureys.. I've discovered how to make six-figures a month online. Have you?

Hi there, I joined http://www.cashcratesurveys.com/ a few months a go and have not looked back since, it is a very easy way to make an extra $100 to $200 per month. Good luck with your search.

hey well i found a really good a site it's called A.W. Surveys you get six bucks for signing up and 4 bucks for doing surveys

This site reviews the good survey sites...