I have recommended the Survey Club previously, but have not really explained it. If you have the time and like to answer online questions with the click of your mouse, it is fun. Survey Club has been around since 2003, they recommend only reputable survey for which you can earn money and/or points toward gifts. Presently, Survey club offers: Harris Polls, LightSpeed Panel, and NPD Surveys, Opinion Outpost Membership. Four excellent survey companies that will pay you. Here are a couple of quotes:
"After getting scammed at another paid survey site, I sure am glad I found SurveyClub." - Beth Shaw, Houston, TX;
"Paid surveys are great. How else can you make extra cash so easily? You're the best!" - Charles Girard, Quebec.
THIS IS A FREE SERVICE (as all legitimate surveys should be.) It also is very simple to get started:
1. Create your free SurveyClub.com account2. Read our quick "Getting Started" guide.
3. Register for surveys in which you're interested.
4. Take quick and easy web-based surveys.
5. Earn free products, prizes and cash!
It is like pressing the EASY button. More importantly, your privacy is respected, and personal information is not divulged to to anyone for any reason.
Also, I ran across a survey report that demonstrated to me that surveys CAN and DO work for the average person. I give full credit to John Denton and his staff for doing an excellent job.
I do not want to infringe on his copyright so I will give you the URL where you can read all about it yourself: http://www.connection2wealth.com/johnsreviews.html
Showing posts with label surveys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surveys. Show all posts
Friday, August 28, 2009
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Survey Scamming
I try my best to keep a positive spin on this blog, pointing out to people what works. However, on occasion I have to speak out against what does not work. Recently, "survey opportunities" offering $34.00, $37.00, $69.00 or $83.00 per hour earnings have been creeping through the internet search engines. There are legitimate survey companies that I mention in this blog, but these are NOT survey companies.
I checked out four, of them. Three were connected to Clickbank, an internet CPA Network advertising broker. This was evidenced by showing their Clickbank earnings copy and posted to the website. This is not to say that you could not earn an income using Clickbank, many people do, but you have to understand the industry.
People looking for survey work do not understand the industry.
Another, "survey opportunity" I checked out cost me $34.00. It also came via Clickbank, but had nothing to do with surveys. After paying PayPal account, there was no response. I was wondering what happened. Then ten days later, I received something in the mail. It was called "Data Reporting System:" two pocket size, 10 page reports. The opportunity reads as follows: "Your involvement is simple: As one of my Referrals....who will contributeto the marketing dollars required to distribute via Direct Mail as many Sweepstakes Sales Pieces as possible."
The booklets cost $2.00 each plus mailing (probably 50 cents to produce) and sold for $24.95.
And there are 20 different types of booklets that can be "designed especially for you."
What a Scam. What a total ripoff!
Clickbank should be checking out its advertisers more carefully.
RULE OF THUMB. If it sound too good to be true, it deserves lots of caution. Taking serveys is a legitimate way to earn grocery or rent money. But very few will make (sporadically) more than $25.00 an hour.
In my blog from June 16, 2009 titled "Working on Line," I mentioned three survey companies that are legitimate: Survey Club, Canadian Surveys, and Make More Money Online Taking Surveys. The first two are sign-ups. The advertisers pay them to pay you. The last charges a $68.00 fee, but promises higher pay $30.00 or more per hour.
There are many good, honest, legitimate survey companies out there. They work for Fortune 500 companies to get your demographic opinion on products. Most surveys will pay you $5.00 to $10.00 per survey, sometimes more. GOOD LUCK.
I checked out four, of them. Three were connected to Clickbank, an internet CPA Network advertising broker. This was evidenced by showing their Clickbank earnings copy and posted to the website. This is not to say that you could not earn an income using Clickbank, many people do, but you have to understand the industry.
People looking for survey work do not understand the industry.
Another, "survey opportunity" I checked out cost me $34.00. It also came via Clickbank, but had nothing to do with surveys. After paying PayPal account, there was no response. I was wondering what happened. Then ten days later, I received something in the mail. It was called "Data Reporting System:" two pocket size, 10 page reports. The opportunity reads as follows: "Your involvement is simple: As one of my Referrals....who will contributeto the marketing dollars required to distribute via Direct Mail as many Sweepstakes Sales Pieces as possible."
The booklets cost $2.00 each plus mailing (probably 50 cents to produce) and sold for $24.95.
And there are 20 different types of booklets that can be "designed especially for you."
What a Scam. What a total ripoff!
Clickbank should be checking out its advertisers more carefully.
RULE OF THUMB. If it sound too good to be true, it deserves lots of caution. Taking serveys is a legitimate way to earn grocery or rent money. But very few will make (sporadically) more than $25.00 an hour.
In my blog from June 16, 2009 titled "Working on Line," I mentioned three survey companies that are legitimate: Survey Club, Canadian Surveys, and Make More Money Online Taking Surveys. The first two are sign-ups. The advertisers pay them to pay you. The last charges a $68.00 fee, but promises higher pay $30.00 or more per hour.
There are many good, honest, legitimate survey companies out there. They work for Fortune 500 companies to get your demographic opinion on products. Most surveys will pay you $5.00 to $10.00 per survey, sometimes more. GOOD LUCK.
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