Online surveys, any one earnt any money from them?

I guess you like tons of spam, having your identity information sold to people across the net, and so forth.





Have fun with that

Online surveys, any one earnt any money from them?
Not me, and I have tried a lot. Most of these companies demographically target young women who like to spend money on line, and usually only pay out in points or coupons.





It sounds like you are trying to find a work from home job that requires little skill or training. All I can say is that you need to become educated in the ways of the Internet Marketer to achieve any real success to make money at home.





It has worked for me and I never went to college or University.


All you need is the passion to succeed!





But to answer your question (and I have researched this topic extensively,) you can make very little money at on line surveys.
Reply:If you are in the UK http://www.indiefield.co.uk is very good. I've had over £200 for various little jobs. Rarely take more than an hour each and between £25 - £40 a time.
Reply:yeah i have sort of i earn points by filling in film surveys easy questions like have you heard of the following films etc once you have so many points you can swop them for vouchers for amazon firebox or give to charity.
Reply:I have, but not exactly enough to live off.......... practically all the UK based ones merely enter you for a "sweepstakes", which you probably have more chance of being struck by lightning that winning any significant money (on top of that they also send out sh*tloads of spam - always created a SEPERATE e-mail address from your main one when having a shot at doing online surveys).





The only one I have made any money off is CIAO - though only like £5 - £10 a year. Pay you for doing Surveys, product reviews + getting people to sign-up.


http://www.ciao.co.uk/reg.php?AffiliateI...





The only other one that stands a chance of getting you a genuine payout is YouGov, but that's a minimum £50 payout.... I've been signed-up since around March/April 2005, and yet to make it to the minimum payout.


http://www.yougov.com/
Reply:In terms of the amount of time you put in, doing online surveys is mildly better than a paper round. Get a propper job and you will earn more. It is not money for nothing!
Reply:yes. I have won twice on onepoll.com when it was 72point - £200 and £300. This is gen. It is a prize draw survey rather than one which pays fro each survey answered, but I'd recommend it


Very unsure about myoffers, win4now, etc etc.