I got an email from a company called USData offering me a job taking surveys, is it for real?

***I am pregnant, and have not been able to get a job anywhere else, so a REAL work from home job would be perfect for me, but all I can find online are scams and companies that want money to get you started!
***This email I got from this company, I have never heard of, called USData says that they will pay me to take surveys through email. Now, I know the internet is full of those kinds of scams, so of course I am skeptical. So, I did a google search of them and saw there name a lot but nothing that helps me figure out if it is for real or not.
*** I went to there website and saw that in order to sign up, they want some personal info such as my name, phone #s, and address, but before I do that I need to find out if it is a scam or not. So, has anyone out there ever heard of them or actually ever have gotten paid by them for doing surveys? Also, is there any for real work from home jobs out there that I do not have to pay any money to, to get started?
I am already registered with a few survey companies online, that were named as some of the best and most legit online, and have earned only about 13 bucks so far and some entries into giveaways. But, this company USData made it sound like they were different than those kinds of survey companies, like they pay more. That is why I was skeptical.

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One Response to “I got an email from a company called USData offering me a job taking surveys, is it for real?”

  1. BostonCollin28 on April 29th, 2010 at 2:32 am

    I have never heard of USData, but there are a lot of legitimate survey companies out there (Harris Interactive, E-Rewards, etc). However, don’t me misled by the “we will pay you” thing. In the rare instance money is involved, it’s about $2, and that’s ONLY if you fully qualify for that particular survey. Normally, they’re looking for someone very specific- for example: a thirtysomething white guy who is divorced and smokes. So if you’re a nonsmoking woman, you wouldn’t qualify for that particular survey.
    Most of the survey companies give points towards products instead of actual money. Those are legit- I’ve already gotten DVDs, a $150 Sony mp3 player, kitchen gadgets, etc.
    So basically, be careful and don’t expect to be able to supplement your income with the surveys, because it’s not really possible.

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