paid surveys

[lynny 0]

I am forever getting ask to join paid surveys online where you have to pay a registration fee

does anyone know if any of these are worth joining

I know there are a lot of scam ones out there but was wondering if there are any good ones out there, or will i just be wasting my registration fee

thanks Lynny

[jordanianprincess 0]

Anything that sounds too good to be true, usually is.

[mercy 1]

Pinecone Research is an excellent one. They pay $5 a survey, plus sometimes you get to test new products and review them(also get $$). They send a check within a day or two of completing the survey. The only downside is that you can only join by "invitation". You have to find one of their banners to join(one can usually be found by googling). There is no registration fee, and I wouldn't ever pay to take surveys, they should be paying you! I've got some links if you want them, but Pinecone is the only one I've ever got any money from (the rest are usually entries in contests or points that you have to accumulate before you get any money). It's not something you can make a lot of money doing, it's more for fun.

[babybunny 2]

I am forever getting ask to join paid surveys online where you have to pay a registration fee

does anyone know if any of these are worth joining

I know there are a lot of scam ones out there but was wondering if there are any good ones out there, or will i just be wasting my registration fee

thanks Lynny

you could do one of them secret shopper things..

I got secret shopped once - when working at a retail shop.

[Flames9_RN 359]

I did Pinecone research while in Canada, can't do it from the USA, at least you couldn't, maybe that has changed. I got the invite from clicking on a website banner. Really wasn't in it for the $$$, only like $5 a survey, but got to sample some cool stuff. Would get mailed cereals, candy, and even got one frozen meal (came in dry ice) Was sort of neat to try things prior to them hitting store shelves.

I did a mystery shopper job last week. $10 for the job plus a free meal at Jerry steaks and subs. have done a few for the same company the past yr. (satisfaction services inc) Again don't really do it for the $$, but sort of neat to go into some stores and learn a lot of info. One job was at a very high end electronics store.