Comments on: For all you survey takers out there…whats the catch? http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/get-paid-surveys/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/ For people who want to make money without working Sat, 05 May 2012 09:57:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: mson http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/get-paid-surveys/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/comment-page-1/#comment-3543 mson Thu, 22 Apr 2010 05:49:34 +0000 http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/#comment-3543 Sadly you didn't take an online survey. You were scammed by getting duped to subscribe to these offers. That company you went through gets a percentage of your subscription, registration fees, etc from their affiliate program they have with their clients. You could cancel but a lot of people forget and they pay up their subscription fee and that company you went through gets big bucks from thousands of people... A legitimate online survey company doesn't ask for money, doesn't ask people to register for products or ask you to subscribe to anything. All they do is send you surveys to take for a few dollars or reward points. You won't get $1000, nor will you likely get $100 per survey. Surveys that are completed give you a few dollars and for most people take months to get enough to payout. Try these two legitimate online survey panels. http://www.surveyspot.com/ http://www.harrispollonline.com/AdultReg.asp?lang=1 Sadly you didn’t take an online survey. You were scammed by getting duped to subscribe to these offers. That company you went through gets a percentage of your subscription, registration fees, etc from their affiliate program they have with their clients.

You could cancel but a lot of people forget and they pay up their subscription fee and that company you went through gets big bucks from thousands of people…

A legitimate online survey company doesn’t ask for money, doesn’t ask people to register for products or ask you to subscribe to anything.

All they do is send you surveys to take for a few dollars or reward points. You won’t get $1000, nor will you likely get $100 per survey.

Surveys that are completed give you a few dollars and for most people take months to get enough to payout.

Try these two legitimate online survey panels.

http://www.surveyspot.com/
http://www.harrispollonline.com/AdultReg.asp?lang=1

]]> By: Sage http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/get-paid-surveys/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/comment-page-1/#comment-3542 Sage Thu, 22 Apr 2010 05:23:18 +0000 http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/#comment-3542 I work and have a degree in the market research industry (which is the industry that puts together all of the surveys). I have seen some surveys on-line that promise a $1000 gift card to everybody who responds to the survey, and I can guarantee you that those must be hoaxes. Your answers are valuable to the company, but not that valuable. They may offer a $1000 gift card as a prize to one of the respondents, but it would not be worthwhile for them to offer that much money to everybody. What IS legitimate is when you fill out a short survey and then at the end a company offers you up to $100 or so to visit some place local and give your opinions in person. If you are a business professional, such as a doctor or lawyer, and it a survey that is related to your business, they may even offer you as much as $400 for something like that. In those cases, they need the doctors and lawyers, and know those people will not come in for less than that. Another thing that IS usually legitimate is if the company offers to send you a free product to test in exchange for getting your opinions on it. Companies do need to test market products before selling them on their store shelves. It is worthwhile for them to send out the product for free to people and then have them take a survey about the product so they know how people like it. I used to work for a company that did surveys for Victoria's Secret and Bath and Body Works, and we would send out bras worth up to $50 to women and lots of free Bath and Body Works prodcuts. A company might also offer you an incentive to stay on the phone or the internet to complete a survey then and there. Usually, though, they can find enough people to do that without offering too much of an incentive. If they do offer you an incentive for something like that, it will probably just be a few bucks, or bonus points that you can stack up to order a product on-line. They wouldn't give you any large significant sums of money for something like that. I work and have a degree in the market research industry (which is the industry that puts together all of the surveys). I have seen some surveys on-line that promise a $1000 gift card to everybody who responds to the survey, and I can guarantee you that those must be hoaxes. Your answers are valuable to the company, but not that valuable. They may offer a $1000 gift card as a prize to one of the respondents, but it would not be worthwhile for them to offer that much money to everybody.

What IS legitimate is when you fill out a short survey and then at the end a company offers you up to $100 or so to visit some place local and give your opinions in person. If you are a business professional, such as a doctor or lawyer, and it a survey that is related to your business, they may even offer you as much as $400 for something like that. In those cases, they need the doctors and lawyers, and know those people will not come in for less than that.

Another thing that IS usually legitimate is if the company offers to send you a free product to test in exchange for getting your opinions on it. Companies do need to test market products before selling them on their store shelves. It is worthwhile for them to send out the product for free to people and then have them take a survey about the product so they know how people like it. I used to work for a company that did surveys for Victoria’s Secret and Bath and Body Works, and we would send out bras worth up to $50 to women and lots of free Bath and Body Works prodcuts.

A company might also offer you an incentive to stay on the phone or the internet to complete a survey then and there. Usually, though, they can find enough people to do that without offering too much of an incentive. If they do offer you an incentive for something like that, it will probably just be a few bucks, or bonus points that you can stack up to order a product on-line. They wouldn’t give you any large significant sums of money for something like that.

]]> By: blueneonstars9597 http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/get-paid-surveys/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/comment-page-1/#comment-3541 blueneonstars9597 Thu, 22 Apr 2010 04:47:45 +0000 http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/#comment-3541 100 % honestly , they are scams and you got taken!! This is EXACTLY how these things work!!! Learn your lesson and move on! Do not trut these to good to be true offers!! 100 % honestly , they are scams and you got taken!! This is EXACTLY how these things work!!! Learn your lesson and move on! Do not trut these to good to be true offers!!

]]> By: helpimagirl http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/get-paid-surveys/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/comment-page-1/#comment-3540 helpimagirl Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:57:30 +0000 http://getpaidtotakesurveyonline.info/for-all-you-survey-takers-out-there-whats-the-catch/#comment-3540 one piece of advice: ALL INTERNET SURVEYS ARE A CON. dont ever ever trust them 'theres no such thing as a free lunch...' ^^ its true!! one piece of advice:

ALL INTERNET SURVEYS ARE A CON.

dont ever ever trust them

‘theres no such thing as a free lunch…’
^^ its true!!

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