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$10 Readers Survey in Feb.'s All You Mag - February 8, 2005
There is a survey that you fill in and mail for $10 in the February issue of "All You" magazine. Could be a regional thing, so I would check before you buy the magazine if you're only buying it for the survey. (And also to make sure someone didn't just pull the survey out!)

- February 11, 2005
I signed up with them almost a year ago they have not sent me anything. Oh well :(

survey. 15 UKP (US$20) plus online expenses - February 8, 2005
http://www.mhamr.co.uk/earn.html

This project is probably over by now - March 4, 2005
These kinds of projects do not usually require an invite. If you read the original post, the site wants you to send them certain information. You would imply send them an email with the information they are requesting and wait to hear back from them. I'm sure that this survey is over by now, or they at least have their participants lined up. The window for these kinds of projects is usually a week or less. By the way, just sent you an email, thought you were looking for a Viewpoint referral - sorry. Did you happen to get a Viewpoint referral yet. If not, let me know and I'll see if I can hunt one up for you. Good Luck

Invitation - March 3, 2005
Hi, I would like to know if someone can send me an invitation to join. I have asked a few people but they have invited all they can. I would like to participate in this diaper wipe survey as I have 2 children under 3 at home and have a home daycare. Thank you [email protected]

Re: baby wipes survey $25 compensation - February 17, 2005
[quote:d80b8c05c2="tastysnail"]WHAT THIS SURVEY IS ABOUT: We are surveying moms nationwide to find out how they use and think about baby wipes. TO QUALIFY: This survey is open to mothers over 18 years of age who have extensive experience purchasing and using baby wipes which they use to clean at least one child less than 3 years of age in their home. THE INCENTIVE: Participants in this survey earn $25 plus a free month�s supply of baby wipes ($45 total value). THE RULES: First, we send you the test product � a month�s supply of fragrance free baby wipes. The product we send you is a real product currently on the market that has already proven to be safe for use. You agree to use this product (and no other product) for 3 weeks or until the product runs out, whichever comes first. At the end of the three week trial period you answer a questionnaire regarding your impressions of the product and its efficacy. This will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. Then, you send the questionnaire back to us in our self-addressed, pre-stamped envelope. Finally, we send you a check for $25 to thank you for participating. If interested in participating, please take a moment to fill-in the requested information below. Only those who fully and completely answer each question will be considered. Your personal information is for the purpose of this study only and will be kept confidential. We do not sell our lists to anyone. Please provide the following information: � Full Name � Mailing Address � City, State, Zip � Email Address � Age � Number of children: � Age(s) of children: � Current Baby Wipe Brand(s) � Ethnicity a) Caucasian Hispanic c) African American d) Asian e) Other: ___________ � Education a) High School degree Some college c) Associates degree d) Bachelor�s degree e) Graduate degree f) Other: _____________ � Household Income a) Less than $25,000 $25-$50,000 c) $50-$75,000 e) $75-$100,000 f) Over $100,000 Thanks for applying for this survey. If you are selected, you will receive a confirmation email soon. Baker St. Solutions 1200 Executive Pkwy., Suite 355 Eugene, OR 97401[/quote:d80b8c05c2] :oops: :P [color=darkblue:d80b8c05c2][/color:d80b8c05c2][b:d80b8c05c2][/b:d80b8c05c2]

That's what I've done in the past with similar projects - February 12, 2005
I usually paste the original message, then put my info after each thing.

- February 11, 2005
I have the same question. Do I have to mail the information or is there an email contact? Thanks yissa [email protected]

- February 11, 2005
Hello, I would like to know if I'm suppose to copy this info and mail it to them..........I would love to get on this project, since i have a baby at home.You can e-mail me at [email protected]

baby wipes survey $25 compensation - February 8, 2005
WHAT THIS SURVEY IS ABOUT: We are surveying moms nationwide to find out how they use and think about baby wipes. TO QUALIFY: This survey is open to mothers over 18 years of age who have extensive experience purchasing and using baby wipes which they use to clean at least one child less than 3 years of age in their home. THE INCENTIVE: Participants in this survey earn $25 plus a free month�s supply of baby wipes ($45 total value). THE RULES: First, we send you the test product � a month�s supply of fragrance free baby wipes. The product we send you is a real product currently on the market that has already proven to be safe for use. You agree to use this product (and no other product) for 3 weeks or until the product runs out, whichever comes first. At the end of the three week trial period you answer a questionnaire regarding your impressions of the product and its efficacy. This will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. Then, you send the questionnaire back to us in our self-addressed, pre-stamped envelope. Finally, we send you a check for $25 to thank you for participating. If interested in participating, please take a moment to fill-in the requested information below. Only those who fully and completely answer each question will be considered. Your personal information is for the purpose of this study only and will be kept confidential. We do not sell our lists to anyone. Please provide the following information: � Full Name � Mailing Address � City, State, Zip � Email Address � Age � Number of children: � Age(s) of children: � Current Baby Wipe Brand(s) � Ethnicity a) Caucasian Hispanic c) African American d) Asian e) Other: ___________ � Education a) High School degree Some college c) Associates degree d) Bachelor�s degree e) Graduate degree f) Other: _____________ � Household Income a) Less than $25,000 $25-$50,000 c) $50-$75,000 e) $75-$100,000 f) Over $100,000 Thanks for applying for this survey. If you are selected, you will receive a confirmation email soon. Baker St. Solutions 1200 Executive Pkwy., Suite 355 Eugene, OR 97401

$20 Depression Research Study - February 8, 2005
Date: 2005-02-03, 5:03PM EST We are conducting a study of people who have been diagnosed with depression or major depression. The study involves participating in a 20 minute telephone survey. If you are eligible and are selected to participate in the telephone survey, you will be paid $20 for your time. To find out if you would be eligible to take part in our project, please click on the link below to complete a brief survey (you may need to cut and paste the link into your browser). www.on-linesurvey.com/dep Please email me if you have any additional questions. Compensation: $20

Congratulations - March 21, 2005
Hey, congratulations! That is a great thing to have happen. :-D

- March 16, 2005
Just got an $50 survey about server. check your email.

$376 pay out. from an survey account i forget. - February 8, 2005
I was lazy for half of year on doing survey. And few days ago I checked on one of my account after reading the post from other members. It had a few hundreds dollars!!!. But the funny part was that I didn't do any of their surveys for a while. all the money was added from each survey my referal did. The pay out was $2 for survey of my referal and $1 for each survey my referal's referal did. http://www.surveysavvy.com/index.cfm?fa=referrals.calculator&id=1247638

Awesome - February 5, 2005
Thanks for the post. This is the kind of info I would like to be posted regularly of FPS. I really appreciate it,

$100 Focus Group Invitation - February 4, 2005
Hello, I got this invite, don't qualify, and it says to pass it on, so here it is (no referral link- just the facts) Hello - Schlesinger Associates is looking for men age 25-55 to participate in focus groups on credit cards. If you belong to one of the follwoing frequent flyer programs you may qualify for a paid ($100) focus group! * Continental One Pass * Delta Airlines * American Airlines AAdvantage Please call Arthur or Lynn at 617-542-5500 to learn more. This is your chance to make your opinions count! Thank you, Schlesinger Associates If you dont fit into one of the categories above we have many other focus group happening; also please feel free to pass this email along to friends & family.

- February 26, 2005
Don't waste the money getting certified. A real mystery shop does not rely on those ratings. Everyone starts out at a open listing. but as you spend more time and file a detail report for that company, they will reserve the slot for you months ahead. As for OP, you can say that you're lucky as no one in your area does the the shop since it's very unlikely for a newbie to get into some many assigments in a short period of time. Anyway. mystery shop is great although the pay is low, but you will get free meal, service or freebies that you can auction on ebay later on. And if you plan thing right you can have a free lunch, free gas, a shopping spreed and a pizza deliver to you for dinner at a same day. Excluding all these easy freebies you will get a low pay of $5-10 per case. However, if you are not able to file a detail report with effort. 30-60 min per case online, you may not able to get pay.

Mystery Shopping - February 26, 2005
I haven't had much luck with this so far, however I live in a rural area and usually some distance is involved. My take on this process is that the fee offered [i:6e8634b5c4]Must[/i:6e8634b5c4]at least cover the cost involved. Therefore I go to Street Atlas and determine the distance involved and figure $0.25/mile or so. I then also determine the travel time and what that time is worth when added to the time that the shop is expected to take. I then compare it to the fee which usually doesn't measure up and advise the source accordingly. The last one I received yesterday resulted in a milage cost of $14.00 and the offered a fee of $15.00.[/u]

Mystery shopping. - February 23, 2005
These guys provide a free list of paid survey and mystery shopping companies a few at a time in their newsletter: http://completelistofpaidsurveysites.com One thing I like to do is the movie checking, particularly the "blind checks" where you evaluate their service anonymously. I don't much care for other types of movie checks such as "patron counts"... that's a pain. Later, SorryNewbie.

Is everyone interested in mystery shopping - February 5, 2005
If everyone is interested in mystery shopping, I will add a section to the site. Please provide me with your HONEST feedback. If there is enough interest, I will definately add a Mystery Shopping section.

Mystery Shopping - February 4, 2005
Has anyone tried mystery shopping? I just started signing up (free) 2 days ago, and I already have 10 jobs lined up in the next 2 weeks! Tomorrow I will go to a bank(which I was going to do anyway!) and eat 2 meals, and make $50 for 3 hours work, plus the meals will be paid for. In a month of surveys amd paid email I haven't made that much. But DO NOT pay one of those mystery shopping sites. You can find all the companies you want for free at the Mystery Shopper Providers Assoc. www.mysteryshop.org/join (This is not a referral link - I'm just passing on the info) You can also get certified there(optional) for a very low fee. Good Luck

ShutterStock - February 1, 2005
Hello, ShutterStock approved some of my pictures today. Below is the link if you would like to view my gallery so far. http://www.shutterstock.com/gallery.mhtml?id=3454 Thanks, Snick :D

ShutterStock - January 30, 2005
Hello all, I just joined a photo website where you post pictures that you have taken and then get paid for referrals, for each download and for each purcahse of your photo. It seems like it would be a really interesting thing to try. I've been reading the message boards and the members really seem to enjoy it. It might be an easy way to make a little extra cash and not have to do much. If you would like to join you can join with this link: http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=3454 I've submitted a few photos all ready and I'm just waiting for them to be posted. As soon as they have been posted I will send a link for all to look at. Enjoy, Snick :D

A little over a year - February 1, 2005
I've been at it a little over a year, and I'd say around $150-200 per month. Of course, there's good months and bad, but that's what I've averaged over the past year, which does not include referrals, just survey cash.

length/money - January 28, 2005
How long have you guys been doing thid and how much would you say you average a month?

Chris is right. - January 28, 2005
Now I must say Chris is right most of us just maybe bad luck or not fit the survey profile which suxs. I just joined a group in Canada over the weekend I gotta fill out 280 sites that does Cash or Cash & Prizes. Filling out 300+ up to 700+ does take time like for-ever then makes you think will it be worth it? All U can do is try if get no surveys all is lost is time. You don't know until you try. I see this site has 300+ US me sign up on then the International 125,Canada 150 has allot of INT,Down & Under 150 has INT. Euro 125 has INT. Ok thats allot something bound to give if you do them all. Ok that is total 850... You don't know until you try...If you think Negative then expect Negative. i'm going for the 850 or sign up many as I can to say...

- February 1, 2005
1 I would consider full time as I do lot of mystery shop, focus group and surveys each week. 2. I choose not to reveal my income as most people would consider unrealistic. However I can tell you that surveys is not a steady income. If you want to get pay more, you need to consider joining mystery shop and focus group. Just this week along, companies offered/ reserve over 20 locations for me to shop which including gas station, fast food, sport goods, music store and pizza. ( It's better for me to not mention the shops names ). And the focus groups for this week are rum tasting and wirless connection. (yes I get pay to drink) In any case mystery shop is a steady income since you recieve a small fee and free items which you can sell in ebay. And best of all, if you have a good history in that company, it will plan and reserve every possible assignments for you months ahead. 3. As I stated in another post, do not join the site blindly. It will be a waste of time if you join a company who is specialize in IT while you enter a bus driver in your profile. As for the numbers of companies go, joining every company out there without fully-filled detailed profile will lead you nowhere. As some people experenced, they get the survey few days or week later than others. What people don't realized is that the companies reserved/send out the surveys to people who are closely match with profile first. If not enough people apply within the time limit, the company will then send the survey out to the general public and sometime hire another survey company to finsih the job. In other words, by the time it reachs you, you have to race with thousands of lazy survey hunters in order to fill in a few slots that was left over. BTW most of the left-over surveys are open to anyone and not send to unique user. And 25%of the time, it came from the company which was hired from the original survey site to finish the jobs in which would result in delay of payment and sometime lesser pay.

I'll try to field these. - February 1, 2005
First, I'm not sure if you are aware but this forum is for [url][/url] which will offer you the same information as Survey Scout, or the others that charge, for FREE. And I do, try at least, to keep my lists updated and without duplication. The people who advertise those sites get a portion of the payment that you would pay, so they will tell you that they are the top 6. My advice, NEVER pay for survey info because you can get it all for free. Now for your questions: 1. By full-time, do you mean 8 hrs a day, every day. If so, then no one does, you'll not receive that many surveys. If you mean do I answer as many surveys possible, then I for the most part have, however I do run short of time and miss some openings because I am maintaining this site. 2. I would say on average $150-200 per month, not including referrals, and if I had a bit more time I could probably add a little more to that, but not much. 3. Shouldn't be long at all to get at least a few. After a month or so you should be getting them everyday. I recive at least 1-2 per day, and usually more. True/False section. 1. True 2. 2-3K per year, possible. 2-3K per month impossible. 3. 3K per year, maybe possible without referrals, possible with referrals. 4. No trick really. Make sure you fill out profiles for those sites that have them, and then just be honest. You never know what they are looking for. Hope this helps.

Question anybody - January 28, 2005
I have never yet done a survey I just joined a company up in canada. Only site seem legit as I been told others as SurveyScout that are rip off's half there data not even updated. This is what I been told lots of people who joined these so called top 6 surveys that you pay & makes them look good by, Survey Reviews Some questions are this #1. Does anybody do this FULL TIME? :?: #2.What your average montly income? :?: #3.Let say you signed up 300+ surveys how long did it take you to finally get a surveys? :?: What I been told by others who done this for awhile said if you sign up nor how many you sign up it usual takes 2 weeks or just depends if you fit the survey to finally get one. True or False? :?: I had allot say there average income is 2k to 3k True or False? :?: Anybody get beyond 3K? :?: Now I wonder whats the trick to make sure you get on the survey any suggestions? :?: Thanks :)

New to this group. - January 28, 2005
HI! I am new to this group. My name is Lucky D. Underwood I am from Huntsville,AL

Hard to say - February 1, 2005
Probably a couple of months. See a lot of companies only send a few invites per year, so in theory, you if you join 300 sites you should get one at least every day or more. Of course, they'll not all be nice and evenly spaced, you may get a bunch one month and relatively few the next. But, I would say after a couple of months you'll have plenty to do. Make sure to get into the surveys as soon as you can for the best results because many of them are limited in the number of participants needed, or the number of participants for a paticular demographic, so the earlier you get in, the beter your chances.

oops sorry - January 27, 2005
oops sorry didn't realize I had already posted. In that case how long before even 100 a month?

- January 27, 2005
All your questions about "Money for surveys" have been answered at the following: /forum/viewtopic.php?t=39 Just read the first 3 post, particularly the 2nd post.

how long? - January 27, 2005
I have been registered with all that mrc's I qualify for on survey platinum for a month or two niw, and while I get a lot for cash drawings, and a few for minimal cash. I was wondering how long it takes before I can be making 300-400 a month. I know you can't be positive because of my demographics but I would like to hear your experiences and how much time/money you usually make a month. And also how long you have been doing thbis :) thanks!

If anyone sees a Pincone banner, post it here - February 1, 2005
If any of you see a Pinecone banner, post it here. Be sure to post the website where the banner is located, NOT the link to where the banner takes you.

Pinecone Research - January 26, 2005
If anyone should see banner to sign up for Pinecone Research, please email link to [email protected] Thanks

- February 1, 2005
Get 4 more viewpoint plus two other REAL Survey sites that pay $100-300 a year min before ref. (not really into veiwpoint since cashing out is a little slower). Anyhow send me a private message with your name and e-mail. I will put you on the train. btw to most of the newbies, every survey company, focus group, mystery shop and pannel are looking for selected group of people depending on its clients. Joining every site blindly or entering every non pay survey does not increase your chance of getting pay. However knowing what each company is looking for and spend sometime to put into your profile will give you the advantage over others. A fully filled profile worth thousand bucks. Just my .02

Did you get a referral? - February 1, 2005
Just wondering if anyone gave you a referral. If any of you still have viewpoint referrals left, feel free to post them in the forum, you'll get extra points, and they'll be able to join. Thanks

viewpoint forum referral - January 26, 2005
Existing members, Please send referral to viewpoint forum to [email protected]

how long? - January 19, 2005
I have been doing every aingle survey that is offered, even ones for drawings. I started about 2 months ago, registered for all the mrc's on survey platinum and was wondering how long it takes to make about $1000 per month. I am on the computer all day and I do anything that comes. I know it;s hard to judge because of demographic but if you have any guestimation I would be really appreciate it. thanks, shana

You won't - January 20, 2005
From my experience, you can't make $1,000 per month just by taking surveys. If you are at it all the time, as you say, you can expect maybe $100 to $200 per month, but that will vary (you may have a $20 month and then a $200 month). You can refer people, even create your ownwebsite to do so, but even then you would have a hard time reaching $1,000 per month, that's a pretty lofty goal. Unfortunately, sites like Survey Platinum, even though they charge for their database, aren't exacly truthfull with their members. Through my own experience and with talking to others who have done this for a while, would estimate around $1,000-$2,000 per year. Of course, this will vary based on demographics and such. You can check out the [url=/files/surveyinfo.html]Information and Tips[/url] page of Free Paid Surveys.net for some more info, if you'd like. Hope this helps,

Welcome - February 1, 2005
Make sure you check out the Medical Surveys section. Being that you were a nurses aid, maybe you'll qualify. I beleive (although I can't say for sure since I don't qualify for them) that you should get better incentives. Good Luck to you.

Greetings everyone. - January 17, 2005
Hello all. . . A few words about myself. I'm working as a nurses aided this last year trying to finish a B.A. in English. I'm recently divorced after years of a pretty rough marriage and found myself unemployed with no job skills or employment history. It's been rough but I'm making it. I'm hoping things will be easier with a college degree. I'll be graduating in May and have been online a lot lately trying to get information about employment/careers I might be qualified for. That's how I stumbled onto this paid survey stuff. I haven't even tried it yet. I joined this forum to try and find out more about it first. I'm rather skeptical about jumping right into things, having been burned before. I appreciate this site being here and all you folks have posted. I'm going to give it a try because any extra money helps and I work pretty hard per hour anyway at my job now. I guess I don't have anything to lose but a little time. Thanks again to all of you, especially Chris for creating and mantaining the site. Carolyn :) :)

Unfinished surveys - January 13, 2005
I'm new to this survey business and I've received a few surveys that just stopped after some questions, sometimes as many as 10 and then told me that I was unqualified. They are not from any one particular source. One quit after one question about age. I'm an older guy. What I'm trying to find out is whether or not this is unique to me or whether others are having the same problem.

That happens - January 16, 2005
No, this is normal. One of the best things is to have Robo-form, so you can fill in these initial questions by just clicking a button. Most of the time, you'll only spend a minute or less answering these to see if you qualify. The exceptions that I've experienced are from Greefield, which I've answered quite a few questions before they tell me I don't qualify and the OTX surveys, which there a several companies that use them (they're the black ones), which sometimes seem to ask me the same questions over and over, just phrased a bit differently.

Thanks - December 1, 2005
Thanks I realized the post right after I posted my message.

- November 30, 2005
Babygirl...Read the previous post regarding Viewpoint Referrals.

Viewpoint Referral - November 30, 2005
Can someone please send me a Viewpoint referral. My email is [email protected] Thanks

Viewpoint Forum has suspended Referrals - November 28, 2005
Unfortunately they have suspended their "Refer-A-Friend" program! Viewpoint Forum Thank you for your interest in the Refer-A-Friend program. Unfortunately, this program has been suspended. We are not accepting any new referrals at this time. return to your member page � Copyright 2005. All rights reserved. [size=18][/size][size=24][/size]

- November 28, 2005
I need a Viewpoint Referral. Can someone help me out? Thanks, Rick

Viewpoint referrals - November 19, 2005
I have some some referrals.Please email me @ [email protected] , with your first and last name and email address.

- November 10, 2005
Have all referrals available. Please PM or reply if you are genuinely interested in joining this worthwhile site. Dave

Need Referral - November 7, 2005
I would love a referral if anyone has one - please pm me - thanks Thanks - received referral right away.

- November 1, 2005
I would really love a referral if anyone has one please email me @ [email protected] :D I got my referral :D Thanks!

viewpoint forum - October 20, 2005
I have a few more referrals if anyone needs one :lol: [email protected]

- October 13, 2005
lzmnnj, you have a pm.

I could use one too. - October 12, 2005
Need a view point referral.

- October 12, 2005
Thanks to a friend on this board (thanks so much!), I now have some referrals also. If you are interested, pm me your full name and email address or email me at [email protected]. Debbie

- October 7, 2005
if anyone needs an invite leave me a message with your full name and email address.

ViewP referral - September 16, 2005
Have 4 referrals left so if anyone wants one email me at [email protected]

- September 9, 2005
i'm down to 2 referrals for viewpoint. so if you still need a referral email me. [email protected]

- September 9, 2005
I have referrals if anyone wants one..... [email protected]

- August 22, 2005
i've got all 5 of my viewpoint referrals. if you're interested email me. [email protected]

- August 21, 2005
I have one referral left for anyone who needs it, just email me at [email protected]. Thank you.

- August 21, 2005
angs23, i tried to refer you but your yahoo email bounced back as not valid. jduffy

refferal - August 21, 2005
Can someone send me a referal link to..PLEASE!! [email protected]

- August 18, 2005
hi, i'm jduffy and new here. i am looking for paid survey sites and referrals to sites. can any out there help me, please?

- August 18, 2005
I have 3 referrals left if anyone needs them. Thanks.

- August 17, 2005
I still have my 5 referrals. If anyone needs one feel free to email me at [email protected]. Have a good day.

- August 17, 2005
I have two referrals left, if anyone needs one. [i:4b00cbac3e][b:4b00cbac3e] 8/21/05 Addendum - I'm all out of referrals, thanks everyone who signed up through me![/b:4b00cbac3e][/i:4b00cbac3e] [email protected]

Looking for an update... - August 17, 2005
Just received an email from someone looking for a VP referral. I've used my 5 so I directed them to this thread. Catlover1103, do you have any available? If not, would someone with available referral invitations please post contact info? Thanks for your help. Cammie :)

- August 13, 2005
Thank you for your referral, Moonson. If anybody needs referrals, please feel free to email me at [email protected], I'd be glad to give them to you.

referral - August 12, 2005
I'm new to taking surveys and would like a referral for Viewpoint. If anyone is able to help me I would appreciate it. My email is [email protected] I thank you in advance if you can help. I'm new to forums also and didn't know how to set it up so you could just click it. :lol: [/url]

- August 2, 2005
I have 5 viewpoint referrals available to anyone who wants one. Just email me at [email protected]

Viewpoint referral - July 30, 2005
Thank you for the referrals, I'm all set now.

- July 30, 2005
anyone need a viewpoint referral email me at [email protected]

viewpoint referral - July 29, 2005
these are now all gone thank you cubz23

Viewpoint referral - July 29, 2005
Hi, I need a Viewpoint referral. Please e-mail me at [email protected]. Thanks!

Viewpoint Forum Referral - September 20, 2005
I would really love a referral if anyone has one.Email me @ [email protected] Thanks!!

viewpoint forum - June 14, 2005
anyone interested in a referral email [email protected] I will send first 5 an invite thank you cubz23

Viewpoint Referral - June 7, 2005
I finally got it to accept his e-mail address. I think it may be that I was entering his e-mail addy incorrectly??? Post back and let me know if he rec'd the referral please. Thanx, Pink Panther76

Viewpoint - June 6, 2005
dsresearch, Viewpoint will not accept that e-mail addy for your friend. I have tried everything. They say it is an invalid address. Please let me know what you wanna do... Thanx, Pink Panther76

- June 5, 2005
The thing about Viewpoint Forum is that they only allow you to send out 5 referrals. Even if the person you send the referral to doesnt complete the sign up you cant send more than 5. I sent out 5 to people who actually requested them and only 3 signed up. My sister sent out her 5 ands only 2 signed up. Neither of us are able to send out any more! (This was several months ago and not through this forum) So please everyone if you ask for an invitation do complete the sign up as it is unfair not to since members are so limited Someone please send one to my good friend Doug. He will complete the sign up. Also it might be a good idea to post a message here when you do so that others dont repeat the invitation. By the way VF gives 100 points for these referrals which is a little more than $2.50 [email protected] David

restaurant insights - June 4, 2005
Hi Martinmng, I am a noobie here. I read your post in regards to RestaurantInsights. I just came from the site, while I was there I recognized someone's name. I recognized the name because I receive e-mail survey invitations from a site called "American Insights" Whenever I do a survey for them it has always been about one restaurant imparticular. The following is a clip from the emil I rec'd. Hope this helps. Regards, Pink Panther76 Post Script: Have only been with the site a few months. Receive surveys a couple times a month...Have not yet won any of the drawings. Fred Efird to me More options 10:08 pm (10 hours ago) Good Evening! TAKE OUR INTERESTING CONSUMER SURVEY - 1 of 600 wins $400 CASH!! Drawing will be held June 18, 2005 Don't worry, we are not trying to sell you anything. This is strictly a consumer survey for our corporate client. To take our survey you will need to enter a password. That password is: http://survey1.americaninsights.com/rlsfpas.htm Again, remember the password: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This mail is never sent unsolicited. You registered as a panelist at Consumer-Opinions/AmericanInsights.com and we greatly appreciate your membership and opinions. To unsubscribe, click http://www.consumer-opinions.com/remove.htm Consumer-Opinions/AmericanInsights.com dba RestaurantInsights.com

surveys - June 3, 2005
I just signed up with restuarantinsights.com has anyone heard of them or done surveys with them before? just curious if anyone had any info, thanx!

Viewpoint Referrals Available - June 3, 2005
Thanx Chris!!! OK Everyone Come and get em!!! 3 Viewpoint referrals remaining. First come, first served, as Chris so eloquently put it!!! Regards, Pink Panther76

I like first come first serve myself - June 3, 2005
Just offer them up and the first people to respond get them until you run out, not really any other way to go about it.

- June 3, 2005
Greetings to all, I am a noobie here. Have been looking for a forum that is centered around paid survey information. I have been on the paid survey scene for approx. a year and a half. Have made some xtra cash and have even won $100 in a sweepstakes :D Just wanted to introduce myself and to say I will be happy to help out in any way I am able to. I do have a few referrals left for viewpoint, but I am not sure how to go about sharing in a fair way. Seems as though there are quite a few members looking for a referral. Please post back with a suggestion. Regards, Pink Panther76

Viewpoint - May 27, 2005
Hello, I am new to the forum and I am an avid survey taker when possible. I am interested in viewpoint, and would appreciate if someone were kind enough to explain to me exactly "what" viewpoint is, and how it works. It seems very popular. Also based on this description, a referral would be appreciated at [email protected].

Need a referral - April 20, 2005
I need a referral, please! [color=blue:53cfe36c36][email protected][/color:53cfe36c36] Thanks! Tracy

Re: I need an invitation if anyone has one? - April 20, 2005
i need your email address to give u a referral i

Viewpoint referral - April 20, 2005
Hello, If you need viewpoint referral, please drop me a mail at [email protected] No SPAMS please!! Thanks & Regards, -Rahul

I need an invitation if anyone has one? - April 19, 2005
Thanks in advance!

- September 25, 2005
Feel free to email me a referral :) [email protected]

- March 23, 2005
would love a referral [email protected]

- March 14, 2005
I need a referral too. [email protected] Thanks!

- March 8, 2005
I can give few refer to viewpoint form . Please email me [email protected]

please refer me! - March 5, 2005
:D please refer me [email protected]

Please - March 5, 2005
Please send an invite to [email protected] - thanks.

referral needed - March 4, 2005
please refer me too! Thanks <[email protected]>

- February 10, 2005
Please refer me: [email protected]

- February 6, 2005
email sent. few more spots left.

i need too - February 6, 2005
i need too. PLS send to [email protected]. thanks!

viewpoint referral - October 2, 2005
SCAMPSTER I sent you a referral didn't have your name so put your name as FPS Referral,lol. thanks If any one else needs one please e me at [email protected] I have 3 left.

- October 6, 2005
I have 3 referrals left. They ask for 1st and last name and your email address. PM me so I can get you signed up! Thanks! :wink:

VIEWPOINT - October 6, 2005
Debbie..your Viewpoint referall invite is on the way! :P I have 3 (THREE) left. If interested and WILL definately SIGN UP and DO surveys ~~please [u:87b3d0e5e4]pm[/u:87b3d0e5e4] me on this forum with your name and e-mail address. 8)

Viewpoint Referal - January 12, 2005
Hi :) I need a Viewpoint referal link. Please email [email protected] Thanks, Brad

VIEWP OINT REFERRALS TO GIVE - October 4, 2005
I have four VIEWPOINT referrals to give out. :P [i:6669a02bd4]PLEASE[/i:6669a02bd4] do not ask for one if you do not plan on signing up....as I depend on surveys to supplement my limited income. If you want one....please message me to my inbox here on this forum..include your full name and e-mail address so I can refer you properly.. [ I figure using the private message board section [b:6669a02bd4]HERE[/b:6669a02bd4] on this board will keep everyone's e-mail info private.] :idea:

Referrals left - October 3, 2005
Have 2 referrals left and would like one then email me at [email protected]

PayPal--Personal or Premium? - January 10, 2005
Hi All! I'm new to surveys, so please be patient with me! I don't have a Paypal account, and I think I'm confusing myself with all of the options--so I'm asking for your help!! I don't sell anything over the Internet---I just need to receive payments thru Paypal for the survey websites that require you to have Paypal. So--do I setup a Personal or Premier account? What scares me about Personal is attaching my bank account with it. Does Paypal have the ability to withdraw funds from my personal bank account if something should happen? I know that the Personal account is completely free--no charges for sending or receiving non-credit card payments. If I setup a Premier account---do they charge a % to receive cash pymts? I know I'm probably over-analyzing this, but I don't know what to do! Thanks for your help!!

Just a free account is fine - January 11, 2005
You don't actually need to give them your bank account number. Only if you want to transfer funds into your bank account. I use my paypal account mostly to buy stuff online. Most survey sites do not use Paypal as a form of payment, so it's not like your going to be missing out on huge cash payments every month. You can always save your paypal balance up and use it to buy something online, say at Christmas time or something. Of course, you could just give them your bank account. I have never had a problem with PayPal in that regards. It's actually a pretty nice way of sending and recieving cash.

Introducing my self - January 1, 2005
Hello every one I'm in to paid to read email world and visiting the paid survey world. my experice was I would get a "free imac" computer if I did a survery and ended up paying $40 for something I didn't need. :shock: but got couple thing "free" so that kind of justify thing. so I'm going to poke around here and see where I can really get PAID in cash surveys FREE. $-) thanks Nk

Couple of pointers. - January 1, 2005
If someone is going to give you something that sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Most surveys will range anywhere from $1-$25, unless you win a drawing or something. But, you will sometimes get a survey project, more like a focus group that usually require you to do something over several days that will pay you quite a bit more. The most I ever got from one of these was $200, but that's rare. Unfortunately, there are a lot of sites out there that say "take a short survey and get "X" or get a chance at a Corvette or something ridiculous" when actually they are just after your email address and whatever other info they can get. So be sure to read through privacy polocies and term and conditions. Same in the paid email world, I've seen ptr site that make it seem as if you can get $1,000 payout but if you readthe small print you have to have "x" amount of referrals or else you only get 1/10th of 1% of that or something silly. I've tried not to included any such sites on Free Paid Surveys, and have removed sites for just that. Also, I noticed you posted another message regarding how much you can make with paid surveys vs. paid email. I would think, that if one were really dedicated they could probably make more with paid email, but you need to spend a lot of time reading paid email (if you haven't checked out my paid email system, you might want to, it's got some good info as to how to cut down on that time), where surveys take relatively little time in comparison. I made right around $2,000 last year (2004) taking surveys, but I did get a few good projects, one paying $200. You mentioned you had a lot of time available to spend on your computer. You might want to look into creating your own website. Both surveys and paid email can make you some money with referrals, and whereas setting up a website can take a bit of time initially, once you're setup you cna just maintain and advertise it. I've got some tools on the site for setting up your own website as well, if you don't know how. Anyways, welcome to the forum. I look forward to more posts. Good Luck

directory - December 26, 2004
Hey, Chris did you register with all the sites on your list?

Quite a few of them - December 26, 2004
All that I could really. Of course there are some that I don't qualify for, so I can't sign up for them, but pretty much any of the one's that I do qualify for, I have signed up for.

Results of Benny's Survey Survey - December 17, 2004
Sorry this took so long but here are the results 1. Do you paticipate in marketing research only if offered some sort of incentive? � 41% Yes � 59% No 2. Do you think that an incentive should reflect the amount of time it takes to complete a survey? � 67% Yes � 33% No 3. Do you think the kind of or amount of incentive can influence a respondents answers? � 41% Yes � 59% No 4. Do you think surveys really help companies make better products and or services? � 98% Yes � 2% No 5. Should survey participants demographic info be kept confidential in all circumstances? � 80% Yes � 20% No 6. Have you ever been un-truthful in a survey that DID NOT offer an incentive? � 11% Yes � 89% No 7. Have you ever been un-truthful in a survey that DID offer an incentive? � 11% Yes � 89% No 8. If a survey ask personal questions are you more likely to tell the truth if a valuable incentive is offered? � 37% Yes � 63% No 9. If offered to take a survey for 10.00 that should take 20 minutes to complete, but ends up taking 40 minutes to complete, do you feel cheated? � 59% Yes � 41% No 10. Which incentive would be better for the completion of a 30 minute survey? � 74% $10.00 check � 26% $20.00 Gift Certificate � 0% $30.00 Donation to a charity of your choice � 0% One entry into a drawing with a $3,000.00 cash prize 11. What percentage of surveys do you find are fun? � 9% 0% to 25% � 48% 26% to 50% � 24% 51% to 75% � 20% 76% to 100% 12. What percentage of surveys do you find are informative? � 33% 0% to 25% � 33% 26% to 50% � 17% 51% to 75% � 17% 76% to 100% 13. How many surveys do you complete in an average week? � 11% Less than 5 � 26% 5 to 10 � 48% 10 to 15 � 15% 16 or more 14. How long have you been taking surveys? � 0% Less than 1 month � 9% 1 to 6 months � 41% 6 months to a year � 37% 1 year to 4 years � 13% 4 years or more 15. Do you believe a cross-cultural survey of 10,000 people accurately reflects the opinions and attitudes of all americans? � 43% Yes � 57% No

- December 18, 2004
Thanks Chris for all your help, and thanks to all of those who participated. It was a lot of fun!

is it for real? - December 9, 2004
Has anyone signed up ,and paid the fee for any of these online survey sites.Some of them look really good .It almost has to be a scam ,does'nt it.If it were for real everyone and his brother would be doing it.At $300.00 per survey,I could quit my job.Im new to this ,and still dont know if its worth spending my time on .I guess Ill find out.See ya

DON"T DO IT!!!!! - December 10, 2004
Never pay for a list of surveys. You will not find a better resource than where you are at right now. I don't know if you've seen the Survey Directory, but you can find it here [url]/files/surveydirectory.html[/url], for FREE, 100% FREE, no dinero... If you pay, you'll just get basically the same thing, probably not even as good, really. Of course if it makes you feel better paying money for a list, you could always send me some cash and I'll send you the same link above [b:91e5ef4518]LOL[/b:91e5ef4518]. And yes, paid surveys are real and you can make money at them. Unfortunately, these places twist the truth as far as the amount you can make. For example, they'll say "make $50 an hour", which is often true, but in the sense that you may make $5 taking a 5 minute survey. You are certainly not going to make that much on every survey and you will never receive enough surveys to fill an 8 hour day by any means. If this were true I would be talking to you from Jamaica with a nice umbrella drink in my hand.

- December 11, 2004
Thanks Chris ,guess I'll do some looking around.Rain

hello - December 9, 2004
Just wanted to say hi.rain

Hi - December 10, 2004
Welcome to the forum.

Element is back - December 6, 2004
Element is back up and running. They've changed their rewards from where you used to have to buy raffle tickets with points. Now you accumulate points towards drwings for Amazon Gift Certificates. [url=http://elementusa.com/promotions/offsite_tracking.asp?pvid=85]Element[/url]

Free candles. - December 4, 2004
Check this out they will give you free candles. 25000 points to sign up. http://www.candlebay.com/candlecoins/register.cfm?referrernum=13679%20Rachel

$75 Online Discussion Board - December 2, 2004
I just got this and there's no specific membership information, so anyone should be able to jump on it. The link is to qulify, hopefully at least someone gets in. Good Luck. Here's the email Hi, We are rcruiting for another bulletin-board focus group. This discussion will be held over the Internet in what is called a �bulletin board focus group Tues. Dec. 14, Wed. Dec.15, and Thurs. Dec. 16. You will be asked to log in at least two times a day at your convenience to answer questions posted by the moderator about a computer-related topic. The total time commitment is probably no more than 45 minutes per day for each of those fhree days and those who participate fully will earn $75 for their input. If you are interested in being considered for this online focus group, please complete this brief questionnaire designed to help us select the best mix of participants (note that this is a pre-survey, not the focus group itself): [url]http://www.e-focusgroups.com/seemascreen.htm[/url] If you are living the digital lifestyle, we would love to have you in this research! If you qualify and we can use you, we will contact you in the coming week and provide you with additional instructions. Please address any questions to me. Thanks! David Van Nuys, Ph.D President, e-FocusGroups [email protected] 707 585-7363

Consumer Input Panel - December 1, 2004
I just got sent this one from big look, it does download some kind of software but seems ok so far [url]http://www.consumerinput.com/reg.csp?panel=poppy&referral=2210[/url]

Just for fun. - November 25, 2004
I created a little Thanksgiving survey, just for fun. It's short, I'll post the results in a few days. Have fun. [url]/Thanksgiving%20survey.html[/url]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!!!! - November 25, 2004
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope that everyone is having a fantastic Thanksgiving and not eating tooo much turkey. OK, actually, I hope you ARE eating tooo much turkey and are enjoying some time with your family and loved ones. Have a great Thanksgiving

Beta Testing Opportunity - November 23, 2004
Hello, I got this email from centercode.com today and I'm passing it along. I've beta tested for them before. They have great projects. Hopefully, someone will qualify or can pass it on. Good luck. Cammie ----------- We are looking for additional beta testers for the secure mail add-in for Microsoft Outlook. We are looking for employees in large businesses and corporations that are interested in testing a secure mail product. Potential testers will need to have an e-mail account with BellSouth, Cox, Comcast, Earthlink, SBC or Verizon to participate. Please feel free to e-mail the link to a coworker, friend or relative (in the US only) who may be interested in this opportunity as well. If you have already applied to the previous call, please do not re-apply. -- Please click the following link to apply for this test: [url]https://connect.centercode.com/callout/default.html?callid=1434[/url] --

- November 26, 2004
It will be finished soon. I already have what I need to complete my essay. I just wanted to get as many more opinions as I could and then I will post the results.

Cool survey - November 25, 2004
Thanks for the survey Benny. I'd like to post the results when it's over, if that's OK with you. I think everyone will find it interesting.

Hello All - November 21, 2004
I am a Computer Technician turned musician who is about to go back to being a Computer Technician. Why? you ask, well a career in music is not as easy as one might think it would be. I'm in sunny California as I have been for most of my life. I'm in college trying to finnish what I started years ago. I am taking a class in sociology which deals with the study of groups of people. I thought it would give me some ideas for writing songs. Oh by the way I recently received my first royalty payment for a song I wrote and that was a big boost to my ego! I joined this forum to gather and share information about Marketing Research and the companies that conduct it. I am also using this forum to help me in the above mentioned class since Sociology is used heavily in Marketing Research. So much so that I have made my own survey about people who take surveys(Thanks chris for hosting the survey) and I would like as many of you good people as would to take part in it. It is a short but I think you will find interesting survey at: /BBSurveySurvey.html Thanks Benny B. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The survey is complete and the results are in. Thanks to all who helped.

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