like if you sign up to take a bunch of surveys do they really pay you for them? if so, how much?\ntalk to meh..
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Some of them do pay, but not very much. Although I have earned $20.00 a few times. Some pay with points that you can then turn in for cash. You definitely will NOT make a fortune doing them, but they can be fun and sometimes you receive products to try along with the cash payment. The legitimate ones you do NOT have to buy anything from. Have Fun! =-)
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smells like a scam to me\nI'll bet they ask you pay them some sort of upfront fee\nand even if you get a online referral they probably charge you for misc expenses, and you pay will be like commission based as you'll be told to sell some of there services/ products to the incoming routed caller
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I have been doing surveys for over a year now and to help anser your question..I am paid either by Paypal or by cheques...for paypal, I setted up an account with my email name with paypal, gave my bank chequing account or my credtit card (Paypal is a very secure site for banking with) and when I get paid from a company, it is put into my paypal account in my email name, I then can transfer money from Paypal to my bank....when I get paid by cheque, I just gave my home address to the company, no banking info at all, and they send a cheque to my address with I cash at my bank..hopefully this was helpful and also for a few good paying survey site check out the link below (I found this link from another answerer on Yahoo)
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Heres one i went through and I make good money. You dont have to refer anyone or do surveys, read emails, sell. its typing . http://www.webspawner.com/users/enterdataathome/
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There are consumer research companies that will pay you a little to take their surveys online.  I've read that if you spend 3 to 5 hours a day taking surveys from numerous companies, you can make a decent amount of money.  Yahoo has a consumer research study group, but there's also SurveySavvy, ISay, GoZing, SurveySpot, Lightspeed, Synovate......  \n\nI already work 40 hours a week so I don't have time to put in those hours, nevertheless,  in the last 5 months I have received a few bucks, a few coupons, a few points (that can someday be turned into cash), and something like $60 in Amazon.com gift certificates.\n\nYou want to set up a new seperate e-mail account because you'll get a lot of spam.  They usually recommend that you turn your spam-filter off so that it doesn't filter out your survey invitations.
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I always wondered how these programs worked and finally decided to look into them to see if any are legit. Well I found a couple but this is the one I enjoy the most.\n\nSince it is illegal for telemarketers to call you at home now days they started paying people for there opinion. On this site you will get paid to accept offers or fill out surveys. I usually stick to the .50 offers and I am making on average $400-$500 a month and only been doing it for 2 months. I also was able to get a new car through one of the offers they had. I got accepted for a loan and went out and traded my 02 Intrepid for an 06 Chevy HHR. What do you have to lose? Just try it out and I am sure after that you will be addicted to it.\n\nhttp://www.treasuretrooper.com/189163 \n\nAlso added a link so you can see what others are making..\n\nhttp://forum.treasuretrooper.com/index.php?showtopic=17509
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Yeah you should really check this one out. Heres some steps though to save you some grief. First, you should create a seperate email account for this, or really any online site you will need to give your email to cause they will spam you with emails. Then go to http://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=9... and register with that new email. All you have to do is take surveys and answer questions, nothing more, nothing less. You're going to see surveys where you can make anywhere from $10-50 but avoid those. They will end up asking you to buy something or sign up for a trial or something like that and its really not worth it. Stick with the $.50-2.00 surveys. Do 8-12 $1 surveys in an hour...you do the math. Message me if you have any questions
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it is real.. no scam\n\nIf you live in the USA (or Canada), this is a good site to make money on.\n\nI have only found one legitimate work at home site so far, and it made me $392+ in just October. But it did take a bit of work initially--I added referrals--and the money got better. And I believe my earnings will continue to grow. I just recently had a best answer vote from a 15 y/o guy who made $50+ in just a couple of days. \n\nI started by answering surveys on CashCrate and filling out some free offers and received a real check from them. For example, I signed up for E-bay and made a bid and got paid $8.00. And there are no fees to join. It is totally free. So I made a little my first month with them. \n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=126558    \n\nBut once I found out this site was legit, I started adding referrals. For every person you refer, you get 20% of what they earn. And for every person that one of your referrals refer to CashCrate, you get 10%. It may take some time to build up the number of referrals necessary to make a lot of money, but in time--this could be a great source of income--making money while other people are in a sense, working for you. \n\nAnd by the way--never join a work at home program that wants you to pay up front. If they were making that much money, they wouldn't need to charge you. \n\nNote: There are not many offers on this site for users outside of the USA (there quite a few offers for Canadian users though). But if you are in another country, you could still refer users from the USA to CashCrate and make money on those referrals.
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I make about $20 a month and am signed up with more than 10 surveys sites.  But I don't qualify for a lot of the surveys.  Its really hard to predict how much you'll make because sites are looking for people in various demographics.  \n\nI've listed most of the sites I have taken surveys through and actually been paid (or recieved other rewards like gift cards or CDS) on the following site, if you are interested:\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. \n\nThere are others out there.  Be careful though, there are also scams.  Don't sign up for any survey site which asks you to pay to access the surveys.   Also watch for language like "get paid for taking surveys AND SIGNING UP FOR OFFERS" if you don't want to have to sign up for stuff with other companies to get paid.  \n\nAlways carefully read their terms of service and privacy policy.   If in their privacy policy they say they only use aggregated info, this is GOOD SIGN they are legit. Aggregated info information that is grouped together so it can't be connected with anyones personal identification like name, e-mail, phone or address. That's what survey sites SHOULD collect.  Avoid sites that say they give, rent, or sell any personal information (info that is not agregated) to third parties (unless you really don't mind getting junk mail, telemarketing calls, and spam).\n\nAlso just recently came across a good survey ratings site that I've found very helpful:\nhttp://www.surveypolice.com/
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You're not going to make much doing it, but it is a legit business.  Of course there are scam sites out there.  You usually have to do some "homework" online before you go shopping.  Such as learn what to look for and what you're supposed to ask.  In a lot of cases it's more of a hassle than it is worth to make the $5-10 most outings pay.\nIf you're looking for other easy ways to make money, I'd recomend things like online surveys.  There are scam sites for these as well, but I make some money every month doing these and some other things.  The best survey site I use is called MySurvey, http://fun.mysurvey.com/join.cfm?r=2610195 .\nI've got some other sites and info on my website too, http://stanza.50megs.com
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I think its all a bunch of hooey. I never have gotten paid or rewarded for the stupid surveys. Nor have I EVER heard of someone who got those things either. I think it is a conspiracy. LOL
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Well there are a ton of sites that offer cash and prize incentives, in retuurn for taking surveys, here are sum\n\nwww.rewardtv.com\nwww.greenfieldonline.com\nwwww.your2cents.com
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Hi Tiger,\n\nI never really had much luck with the online surveys thing. I´ve tried alot of different ways to make money online over the past "painful" 2 years and theres alot of crap out there that just doesn´t work, it´s amazing how they can keep getting awy with it! Now after soooo many disappointments I´m using Data Entry Pro and it´s now making me money (finally!) online. \n\nAnyway, basically you sign up with them and then once your logged in you just fill in as many forms as you like in their members section and you get paid for each one. I get checks from them every 2 weeks each averaging around $250-$350. You could make more but I just use the site as an extra income stream aswell as my full time job so I only work on it for around an hour each night. \n\nYou do have to be prepared to spend a little money though if you want to do anything online like this but it´s already been worth it for me.\n\nHere`s the link you can get them at anyway -> www.protry.com \n\nHope this helps!\nGoodluck,\nDave
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If you just want some pocket change then yes just do online surveys. I do this and make about $100 a month with it. Its not much but it is some pocket change. You can get more info at:\nhttp://www.webcashlink.com/surveyscout.html
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Yeah sometimes people send you surveys and u can win like 10 dollars or MORE but u must want more than 10 dollars
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Well any company that asks for money for the privilege of working for them, raises some serious fraudulent questions to me. \n\nJust saw their site..i would advise NOT to do it. Their site isn't very well done really either.
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I have done it. You have to join witch is free. They send you e-mails that say paid e-mail. Then it tells you to claim your earnings to click on the link. When you do it tries sends you to a bunch of advertisements. You have to buy something or join something to get paid. I have not pursued this any further. It's a scam to get people to buy more crap. If it sounds to good to be true then guess what it is!