I get so many e-mails a day asking me to take a survey and they will give me a giftcard for Taco Bell, Dunkin Donuts, Olive Garden, Red Lobster.....all these great places to eat, but  I am afraid it is a scam....I just want to try one and see if it works but I am nervous about giving my info out, knowing it might not be the actual company but a hacker instead.
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The only legitimate one that I know of is Harris Poll. They have been around since before there even was an internet. They will send you one or two surveys a month via e-mail and you will earn points towards prizes which include giftcards. You wont get rich but they do deliever the prizes.\nhttp://www.harrispollonline.com/main.asp
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Is it a scam? Are you a murderer/rapist? Is it telemarketing? If you answered "no" to aforementioned questions, then by all means sign me up, and whatnot.\n\n-J.
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This is a big scam.  The least that will happen is you will be spammed like crazy.  Some of this could lead to identity theft or having your banking / credit card information stolen.
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If it pops up, it's a scam.\n\nEnd of story.
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I actually did respond to one of these offers.  I completed one thing and then so many days later they sent me an email voucher.  I printed it out and had to mail it to somwhere's in Nevada.  I was skeptical but then in my mailbox a couple of weeks later I received exactly what they said I would, it was a leap frog piggy bank for my son.  I don't remember exactly if it was the same site that you are referencing, but it was one of those free gift things.  Have you looked on your account page in the freegiftworld web site?  I believe there was also a number that I called.  Hope this helps.
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restaurant.com is legitimate.  I have used them in the past.  I think the instructions are on the paper coupon.  You take them directly to the restaurant and redeem them just like cash.  Just make sure you watch the terms and conditions, such as alcohol/tip/etc.
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My wife is a mystery shopper and has been doing it for some time now.  She communicates well with the stores in our mall and they are very gracious to hear her comments and feedback.  I think it's a good way to find out how companies are doing from a customer perspective.
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A scam as in, not worth the money, or that they take money for products they never deliver?  There's really no way to know other than to inquire whether they have a business license, are incorporated, or whatever.  Are they registered with the better business bureau.  Has the FTC received complaints about them?\n\nIf you're really concerned about them being scammers, then it would be good to contact them, and see if they respond.  Otherwise, it seems they sell coupon and discount books and memberships. There is nothing new or illegal about this business.
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Personally I avoided Surveyspaysu.com   it has a bad reputation for not paying for surveys that you do but to try to be helpful, I will share a link that I used to help me find a few good paying surveys site
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Well, myself and I heard others say same thing, would not trust that email.  I don't do any of those things including surveys or whatever.  Some reports it creates a large amount of unwanted emails, some reported phone calls, some said having sent a few emails to get paid and never received a reply, some says they don't paid very much, if at all or are not getting what they were promosed....so up to you what you want to do, your choice.  On the other hand, I work from home and if interested you can email me at rpelley5@yahoo.com.  Nothing to do with on-line business.
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I've reviewed some of the better survey sites I've been paid through here (You're probably going to be skeptical of this...but it's good to be skeptical)\n\nhttp://www.windhavenweb.com/surveys\n\nI list how they pay you, what I like and dislike about them, whether they have an affiliate or referral program, etc.  And yes, I get referral commission for some of them--namely, any that I say have an affiliate program.  The others I don't make anything off. Still, I think it might help you to look through those, since I tell the payment method.  Then you can go to http://www.surveypolice.com (a survey ratings site) and double check how well they rate (a good idea for any site suggested here).\n\n\nI also have some info on how to avoid scams and such here:\n\nhttp://www.windhavenweb.com/surveys/avoidscams.html
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If the same people keep coming back, its a sure sign they like the dining experience.\n\nOffer a Free Dessert at end of meal on the condition if they fill out a questionaire.\n\n"Were offering free dessert to everyone who fill out our survey tonight, would you care to participate?"
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NO!!!! they will usually ask for your email and ask you to take surveys and you have to click yes to one of the answers and it will keep going and going and going, don't waste your time, NOTHING IN THIS WORLD IS FREE!!! LOL, have fun!
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It is indeed a scam. If everyone would do everything you can (file complaints at bbb.org, usps.com, consumer affairs, etc) I bet this place would be shut down.
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Can you be more specific?  I was just considering that offer and was wondering if I could really make money doing data entry online.  What do the directions tell you to do?  Which parts are you having trouble with?  Did they fail to hook you up with lots of companies that need data entry? Or was the data entry system complicated? \n\nIf they didn't live up to their claims, there are online places to report it so that no one else will get scammed.  Ripoffreport.com is one place I usually check before trying anything; but they don't have any reports on this company.
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No, but they DO give you a free gift if you play your cards right. They're legally bound to follow what they advertise. If you read the Terms of Service they have, as well as their Privacy Statement, you can extort their system and get the prize that they'll try as hard as they can to keep from you.\n\nMost times you'll have to fill out a survey or sign up for spam or a free trial of a service. If you sign up for a service, BE SURE TO CANCEL IT BEFORE IT EXPIRES, OR YOU WILL PAY A LOT OF MONEY.\n\nIt's a lot of work, but you CAN get stuff for "free", if you consider wasted time and effort "free".
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its probably just a scam and spam sight. they'll make you do surveys and sign up for stuff saying that you'll get a check. then they just send you spam. i wouldn't be suprised if you never recieve a check in the mail