Does anyone know a real marketing company that pays people for answering their questions(toNon-U.S.citizens)?
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Try globaltestmarket.com, they actually pay for survey answers but it takes a while to accumulate enough points to redeem for cash.
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Your question is technically spam...but try getting a free account at http://www.portfolios.com\n\nThey list companies like yours to sell art and do commissioned artwork.
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There's a list of some marketing research companies at:\nhttp://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=market+research&csz=Phoenix%2C+AZ
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You can give Chitika eMiniMalls a try.\n\nChitika ads exhibit  a lower CTR when compared with Adsense Text ads but the CPC in Chitika is much higher.\n\nChitika pays by Cheque in India or you can request via Paypal
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I worked as a mystery shopper recruiter (and had nearly 500 people on my books) all over the country. I also PAID my shoppers (per store visited) on a monthly basis via BACS. The company is based in Warrington, although I worked in the London office. They are called CJ Services, and I would give them a try.\nHappy shopping.
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there are many network marketing companies out there... while yes some of them are deceptive... I personally am involved with one that I have received a check from each and every month I have worked the business... I love what I do and am able to show my friends, family, and aquaintances how to turn an everyday expense into an income... how cool is that?\n\nIf you are looking to join a network marketing organization contact me through my 360 page.
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I've tried and earned money in a few network marketing (aka direct marketing or MLM based sales companies).  Some are very good, but you have to like and use the product, believe it and know what you are selling is an actual quality product with real value.  If the company is pushing only sign ups 99% of the time and driving your team for growth constantly.  You may wish to seek other solution providers.  Read there compensation program and ask as many questions as you need to to understand it well.  If you believe in the product or service then get involved if not move on.  Also check the BBB for any bad comments about them.
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I got a postcard in the mail, and was propositioned for the same fee to complete the applications.  I told the operator I would think about it and call back - then I hung up the phone and did a search to see what this company was about.  They have no web page, but there are a bunch of comments from people who have gotten ripped off from this company.  I called the company right back and told them to remove my name form their database and to not contact me ever again.  Fortunately I had not given them my bank account information.\n\nYou can do the search by typing the company's name into the URL address bar and pressing enter on your keyboard.  Read the comments and decide for yourself.\n\nI did find a page on the BBB http://www.newyork.bbb.org/reports/businessreports.aspx?pid=44&page=1&id=86754\nThat shows this company is not a member wiht the BBB - you can check it out too.\n\nAll in all - my research indicates that this is not a company wirht doing business with.  If you are interested in grants, then check out the response on this post for more info:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006041408147&r=w&is_vote_given=true&pa=BpVqD13uBHMzU.qS4xwATQPSi0OMTaepvTNWYr0wfkQkjizvFoI-
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The rule, as always, is to stay away from those that ask you to pay before you can get these surveys. \n\nLegitimate market survey companies such as Pinecone Research recruit members based on demographic characteristics -- e.g. mothers of babies 0-12 years old -- and will send surveys of products and services targeting this demographic group. Pinecone Research, however, pays only $5 per survey -- you're definitely not going to be rich with that. They can give you anywhere from 1-5 at most surveys in a month. \n\nOther companies simply ask you to answer as many research as possible, and you don't earn anything just the chance to win at a raffle (which I find lame).\n\nThe article "Earning Money from Surveys" provide a short list of legitimate market research firms and contains explanations of what to look for when joining surveys (and weeding out the fraudulent ones)\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol121/onlinesurvey.htm \n\nPinecone Research http://www.pineconeresearch.com\nGreenField Online http://www.greenfieldonline.com \nHarris Poll Online http://www.harrispollonline.com  \nBuzzBack http://www.buzzback.com  \nSurveySite http://www.surveysite.com \nSurveySavvy http://www.surveysavvy.com\nSurvey Spot http://www.surveyspot.com/\nhttp://www.internetpaidsurveys.com/
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make it free and when u generate the traffic, charge the advertisers. I wouldn't take the risk to pay for an ask the question service unless I was 200% sure the answer would be the correct answer and the person answering was legally bound.
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I unfortunately tried all of that survey stuff and I never earned a dime, except a $25.00 gift card to a restaurant out of state.  So, don't waste you time with surveys or the secret shopper thing.  They mainly try to get you purchase items --a lot of advertising mainly instead of doing surveys.  You are supposedly put into a drawing for a lot of money or earn points.  It is not worth it.  \nI know that people can make some money buying products and selling them on Ebay.  But that would not necessarily be easy.  \nI do not think any type of job like the ones you mentioned would be easy and usually it is a scam to make you purchase something or give them money to find out what their business is all about anyway.  I heard about the evelope stuffing and I think you have to maybe purchase the envelopes or something and it doesn't work out to be much profit.  Not real sure about that though, although it is known to be a big scam.  There has to be a reason.  \nI have a couple of friends that sell skincare products and they really like that.  I know people who teach music, tutoring, and modeling lessons--that kind of stuff as a second job.  Also selling jewelry and crafts is ok too.  I really think all that stuff on TV for working at home should be illegal b/c it's all a big scam.  \nIf you do find something you believe might be legitimate, do the research and check it out on the Better Business Bureau's website and email them about the company if you can't find the information.  They will do it.  It is their job.  Good luck and email me if you find anything worth doing.
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I have given links to companies recruiting for these jobs and there are a lot of them.\nPay is great and demand is high.\nBut, sadly someone has deemed one of these links commercial and reported me.\nGood Luck.\nYahoo and other sites are too broad, you get a lot of spam, adware, malware, and phishing expeditions, etc. and those of us in the Professions use totally free specialized sites/portals.\nSorry I could not help.\nMaybe that wicki thing could help you, as a lot of people use it when referring.
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Try selling IT-related information on this site answering questions.
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There is a service called "who's calling" that will create randomized (not truly random) 800 numbers that you can then use to track response to your marketing campaigns. They charge you based on the call time, similar to your long-distance service. \n\nI've looked into using them to track calls for our online marketing. URL is in the source:
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I do online surveys, and yes, I get good stuff and I get paid for them too. But there are way too many scams out there. If you get the solicitation via e-mail, chances are they're out to sell you name and address and so on. E-mail me, and I'll provide you with some legitimate survey sites for you to check out.
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I have earned arond $500 from Pinecone Research in the last 4 years ($5 per survey). They are very prompt in sending the checks. No point system, no raffles - just a $5 each and every survey\n\nThe rule, as always, is to stay away from those that ask you to pay before you can get these surveys. \n\nLegitimate market survey companies such as Pinecone Research recruit members based on demographic characteristics -- e.g. mothers of babies 0-12 years old -- and will send surveys of products and services targeting this demographic group. Pinecone Research, however, pays only $5 per survey -- you're definitely not going to be rich with that. They can give you anywhere from 1-5 at most surveys in a month. \n\nOther companies simply ask you to answer as many research as possible, and you don't earn anything just the chance to win at a raffle (which I find lame).\n\nThe article "Earning Money from Surveys" provide a short list of legitimate market research firms and contains explanations of what to look for when joining surveys (and weeding out the fraudulent ones)\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol121/onlinesurvey.htm \n\nPinecone Research http://www.pineconeresearch.com\nGreenField Online http://www.greenfieldonline.com \nHarris Poll Online http://www.harrispollonline.com  \nBuzzBack http://www.buzzback.com  \nSurveySite http://www.surveysite.com \nSurveySavvy http://www.surveysavvy.com\nSurvey Spot http://www.surveyspot.com/\nhttp://www.internetpaidsurveys.com/
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True, this isn't a place for advertising, but people do it all the time. Nor is it a place to look for employees, but if it's a legit offer then this post is better than many of the others I have seen get by.\n\nI am interested. But I am in the wrong state and not licensed. Good luck finding someone to become a positive addition to your community!