Friday 25 December 2009

Tips on Making Money Online With Paid Surveys For Cash Through Consumer Panels

Being a member of online paid consumer panels has definitely improved my life. What that is about is giving your opinion about the shopping habits you have, the types of movies you like, what you do for a living, and even sometimes if you'd like some free products, just for your time. I'm talking about Free Online Paid Surveys, that will come to your inbox, via email. You might have taken a survey at an office building trying out some new sandwich coming out on the market and made $75, with your travel compensated. These are mainly online surveys you view on your computer. Sometimes these survey panels will call you. What this breaks down to is they will pay you cash, or rewards for your opinion.

The reason they can give out money like this, is your opinion is like gold to them. These panels share your info, anonymously with other companies, so that they can make better products and services for you, and eventually more money for them. Everyone wins.

I've had to take surveys online after losing jobs, or becoming too disabled to work. They helped me earn a little bit of money, before I lost my apartment, and my mind. Now you might think you can get rich of this little adventure, like all those advertisements you see "Make $75 an hour taking surveys," or "You can make $2,000 a week by checking my email." As much as you can make $75 on 1 survey, those usually are a week long event, and multiple sessions. Most of the average surveys you will take that are legitimate, are from $1 to $5 even a $20 survey from time to time.

Granted these take around 30-45 minutes to do. Most of the less rewarding surveys can be from 10 minutes to 25 min. The key was to do a few surveys an hour, to get around $10-$15 an hour sometimes. This was perfect for me when I was around 21 and disabled at home, and had a hard time getting out of bed. Imagine, you can do surveys while listening to music, or watching television in the background. Drink some coffee and make some money online. Some companies even give you rewards, to places like Marriot hotels, Blockbuster, Frequent flyer miles, and more! I recently got a Game Stop Gift Card for $25 and a Visa Prepaid Debit Card for $20 in the mail! I did about 10 surveys for the first gift card, and around 6 for the Visa Card. It's awesome! With that, you could get a video game for yourself or a family member for Xmas.

Taking the time to build a website, so that I can share my stories with those less fortunate than myself, or more fortunate than myself, who might not know about these survey websites that pay you money for online surveys. Find A list of Legitimate online Paid Survey websites you can trust clicking that link. Why do I do this? Well, I was cheated by a certain company called surveyscout.com. I paid $25 to have access to a bunch of websites, that were already free public record. Why would someone charge you for information, when it's free and you can look through google, or yahoo search engines and find every free paid online survey website. Not wanting this to happen to someone else, it made sense to make an informational survey website with step by step instructions on how to set up an account for maximizing your survey taking experience. We've all been cheated before so it's nice to know exactly what to look for. This website can help you find out how to spot the fake survey websites, and how not to make mistakes when giving out your semi-personal information. You can trust this website, legitimatefreeonlinepaidsurveysformoneyguide.com because it's absolutely free and it's purely for information to understand how millions of people are a part of online paid survey panels.

Good luck!

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- DC

Timothy Fox is the CEO of Soge shirts, a humor t-shirt company.
http://sogeshirts.com

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