Can You REALLY Make Money with Paid Online Surveys?
Written by Rosalind Gardner on March 30, 2007 · Comments (3)
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I list paid surveys as a work-at-home job for those who don’t want to become an online merchant or affiliate marketer, and have been asked many times whether or not it’s possible to really make money with paid online surveys.
My answer - From the little bit that I tried, you can probably make some money, but just like any other opportunity, you’ll have to really work at it to make any significant earnings. But I’m not an expert in that realm, so I found someone who is…
And so, here’s the answer from the ‘opinion expert’, Deborah Casey who has been getting paid for her opinions for the last 30 years and then discovered the first paid online surveys database in 2001.
Read the interview with Deborah Casey now.
Do you have experiece with paid online surveys? Leave a comment and tell us about it!
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3 Responses to “Can You REALLY Make Money with Paid Online Surveys?”
Nell Taliercio on March 31st, 2007 16:25 pm
In my experience and in talking with others paid surveys are good for points, goodies, and a little bit of cash. And that’s about it.
Maybe there are exceptions to the rule, but I’d rather find a paying job at home or start a business to make money than do something like paid surveys for a little bit of spending money.
If that is all you’re looking for then by all means go for it
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Alex on April 12th, 2007 4:52 am
You can not really, honestly make living just by doing surveys online. You can, however, definitely get some extra cash and win some prizes. I have been doing surveys for years and if you want to do it right, it takes time.
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Melanie on September 14th, 2007 3:55 am
I’ve been making money from surveys since before the internet…
I’ve sat on many panels and I’ve even been visited at home.
I think the internet has just made it a bit easier, but I’m talking extra cash here, not full-time job money: average $500-$600, on good months $900-$1000…
It really just depends on how many calls I get and how many surveys I take.
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