Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Survey sites

Here are two of my favorite survey sites. There are other good ones, but these are my favorites. I will post more sites at a later date.
*This site is called Survey Spot. You can take several surveys a day. Some of them pay a few dollars, and some are just entries into the drawing. However, if you do these surveys regularly, you will see the money build up. After about a month or so, you can go to your account and see what money you can withdraw. You have to have at least $5 to get a payment, but you can let it build as much as you want. You have to request the payment, and you can choose a check or to give it to charity. Here is an example of earnings. On 2/15, I requested payment of $15, but by 3/4, I already had a nice balance. So, I requested a payment again on 3/4 for $26. Today, I noticed that I have another $25, so I requested a payment again. It's not grand theft money, but it is nice pocket change (and you only have to put it on your taxes if you exceed $599 for the year with one company).
https://www.surveyspot.com/join/Join.faces?VendorID=33&OptInSource=usgen&locale=en_US
*This site is called Zoom Panel. You earn points for the surveys that you take, and you redeem them for prizes. To give you an idea of what you can earn, I have earned 28,000 points (I have been doing it for awhile now, though). I usually choose my prizes around the point when I get to 2,000 points. However, if I were to wait until I had 10,000 points racked up, I could get a 5 mega pixel digital camera. For 2,500 points, I get a 1 GB SD card to go in my camera, so I haven't had to buy an SD card in a long time (even with all of the pictures I take). I have sent a referral to most of you. If I missed sending it to you, send me and e-mail, and I will send you the link. The referral gives me more chances to get points, too.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Check out Socratic Forum. I don't get a lot of surveys from them but almost all I do get pay $3-$5. I've heard Pinecone Research is also good but they don't accept signups all the time.

-Anne

Books to read:

  • Diary of a Mad Mother to Be by Laura Wolf
  • Diary of a Mad Bride by Laura Wolf
  • The Nanny Diaries by Emma Mclaughlin and Nicola Kraus
  • Love in the Driest Season by Neely Tucker
  • Restavec by Jean-Robert Cadet