Paid Surveys: Your2Cents

Your2Cents

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One of the best strictly paid survey sites I've come across yet. I've been a member for about a week and a half and have already gotten $15.00, which is really good for an invite only survey site.

Your2Cents typically sends out two or three surveys per week, ranging anywhere from $1-7 from what I've experienced. The surveys are really easy to qualify for and they only take about fifteen to twenty minutes. The money is added to your account immediately upon finishing the survey.

To avoid confusion, the site uses points as rewards for surveys, where $1 = 3,000 points. They do this supposedly to avoid having to spend time on bookkeeping and can instead spend more time on finding quality surveys. Just wanted to make it clear that you are paid in cash when you cash out.

You may request a check once you reach $10 (30,000 points) in your account, and Your2Cents only pays by check.

Hope you all find the site useful...consider subscribing.

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Paid To Complete Surveys: PineCone Research

Pinecone Research

Grab this one quickly, as they selectively put out referral links when they feel the need to grow and quota often fills fast. This link may not last long!

Pinecone Research is a great paid surveys site that I've been using for almost a year now. For every survey, you get paid $3.00 following the day of completion (Mon-Fri). The surveys are very simple, well targeted to your interests, and do not take much time. You'll get roughly three or four a month.

Payments are made by check or Paypal. I would suggest Paypal as they send a payment every single time you finish a survey...you probably don't want multiple $3 checks every month.

Hope you enjoy it! Jump on it quickly..

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International Surveys: How/Where Can I Earn?

I've had lots of people from outside the US ask me how they can earn online by taking surveys. The truth of the matter is, in my experience, international surveys are a rare find. I'm not exactly sure why there aren't more international research companies (maybe there are and I'm just not looking hard enough).

However, I did recently come across a few of companies looking for international survey members that may be of some help. I honestly cannot guarantee anything about their legitimacy, how many surveys they send, what their payouts are like, and so on as I've never personally been a part of them, but I figured I'd share them for the sake of just that.

Rather than list them all here, I'm simply going to redirect you to another individual who has already spent quite a bit of time gathering them up and categorizing them.

Here's the link: International Surveys!


Hope you enjoy, and please leave me a comment letting me know how things turn out and if this was helpful.

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Paid To Complete Surveys: Survey Savvy

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SurveySavvy is one of the top survey sites I've come across.

All you do is set up a separate Gmail account, sign up using that email, and wait for survey invites! Pretty simple. You'll get 4-5 invites a month and most are for $2-3 but some may reach $10 or even $20.

You're clearly not going to get rich off this site, but it's certainly a decent chunk of extra cash to have laying around.

Let's do the math: Say 5 invites a month for $3 each. Surveys take roughly 15 minutes each. So, $15 a month for a little over an hour of work. Getting paid $15 an hour isn't all that bad in the work place, and this you can do from the comfort of your home whenever you have free time.

Also, the key is to join multiple survey sites of this nature so that you're getting more and more surveys. Do which ever surveys you feel like doing, finish them at your own pace, and watch some extra money flow in.

Like I said, don't deceive yourself and think you're going to get rich or even make a hefty sum of money. That's not the purpose. Consider making an extra $50 a month. That's gas for the car, food to eat out, money to save up, money to make a purchase. You get the point. Every bit helps, especially in this economic downturn.

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