I do take surveys. I like sites like Pinecone Research. I also do focus groups and taste tests in real life. I have been paid $40-$75 for an hour or two of "work".
i only answer surveys if i believe the business really needs or deserves the feedback OR if they are offering an incentive. my time is worth money too.
I have done surveys before but I found that they really aren't worth my time now that I'm busier. I do however do phone interviews for companies that I care about and I do answer the ask the readers survey quite a bit!
I took surveys for almost two years, but decided that the time spent was not worth for me. I also felt a bit overwhelmed by it, and it definitely started to stress me out.
I like investment clubs and friends. Those are where I usually find some of the best tips about companies and investments that I probably would have never known about. Its great because these are people you can talk to and ask questions face to face and not have to hunt down the information.
I have two different survey sites I use on a regular basis and I try to always do the survey if one is available on the bottom of one of my receipts. I've gotten free laundry detergent to test, shampoo, and a little bit of cash. Sometimes I think it's really not worth it but every little bit helps these days.
Sometimes I will when the survey is a "how did we do today" kind of thing on a receipt and I figure a particularly helpful clerk will get some kind of small benefit for me hitting "5 - Extremely Satisfied."
Yes I take surveys for payment and reward. The best rewards I've rcvd are checks for avg. of $30/month from Pinecone Research (I take 10 surveys a month for $3 a survey). Nice spending money. I also rcvd electronic gift cards from Amazon and Paypal from MySurvey.com. Easy money!!!
I would take surveys but I am always turned dow. I am 58 raising a baby and two small children. I do things that most people my age don't do. I use the products and have opinions.
Not usually because I'm really not interested in doing it. If I want to report a good or bad experience, I go right to source and let them know either by email or a letter.
I use surveys sometimes if I have really exceptional service or really horrible service. It's a great way to share your feelings and reward those who are amazing at their job. I lost my dave ramsey envelope system at my local grocery store with $700 in it, and the cashier returned it to me and called me. Amazing! That deserved a survey!
I do! I think it's a fun way to earn a little (stress "little" here) cash and test products. A couple years ago, I won $100 - most survey sites enter you into cash or prize drawings for each survey you take - that was my biggest win. I earn a few bucks here and there each month; I only fill them out when I have free time. Again, it's fun!
If I feel like I have somethign to contribute I will take a survey. I do them through Swagbucks because I earn points. I also am a member of several panels that pay for taking surveys so the rewards are endless depending on how long you wait to redeem them!
Spare keys - good point. What is the point in carrying more keys than you are going to need at the given moment anyway? Only take exactly what is needed and enjoy the sense of security!
Yes, I do take surveys. I belong to Swagbucks, where I take them and earn cash and gift cards. The only annoying thing is when you completely finish a survey and it doesn't credit, and you feel that they've stolen your information. That is maddening. But otherwise, I enjoy being able to earn little treats for my family with what I can earn online!
I do! I participate in e-rewards and take a few surveys a month. Once my points add up I usually redeem them for $25 Starbucks or iTunes gift cards. I probably earn a few a year...enough to support my coffee/music habits! I don't feel like all survey websites are a valuable use of time as some take forever to truly earn a reward, but e-rewards is more reasonable.
I take surveys here and there, usually if I feel like I have an opinion that might help improve a product or service. One time I won a magazine subscription. That was a nice perk.
I do take surveys. I like sites like Pinecone Research. I also do focus groups and taste tests in real life. I have been paid $40-$75 for an hour or two of "work".
Yes, I do participate in surveys!
i only answer surveys if i believe the business really needs or deserves the feedback OR if they are offering an incentive. my time is worth money too.
Yes, I participate in surveys. Never got anything for that. Also, yes, I have used surveys to give complain or compliment.
I have done surveys before but I found that they really aren't worth my time now that I'm busier. I do however do phone interviews for companies that I care about and I do answer the ask the readers survey quite a bit!
I only do surveys using PineCone. They reward you with $3 for each survey taken.
I take surveys when I have time. I try to do it right after I get the invitation, so I don't forget!
I took surveys for almost two years, but decided that the time spent was not worth for me. I also felt a bit overwhelmed by it, and it definitely started to stress me out.
I like investment clubs and friends. Those are where I usually find some of the best tips about companies and investments that I probably would have never known about. Its great because these are people you can talk to and ask questions face to face and not have to hunt down the information.
If I say "no" doesn't that make me a liar?
Nah. I did for awhile, but they are SO boring it's just not worth my time.
Yep, I did surveys for quite a while in college to earn pocket money. :) I still do them occasionally as well.
I have two different survey sites I use on a regular basis and I try to always do the survey if one is available on the bottom of one of my receipts. I've gotten free laundry detergent to test, shampoo, and a little bit of cash. Sometimes I think it's really not worth it but every little bit helps these days.
Very, very rarely.
Sometimes I will when the survey is a "how did we do today" kind of thing on a receipt and I figure a particularly helpful clerk will get some kind of small benefit for me hitting "5 - Extremely Satisfied."
Yes I take surveys for payment and reward. The best rewards I've rcvd are checks for avg. of $30/month from Pinecone Research (I take 10 surveys a month for $3 a survey). Nice spending money. I also rcvd electronic gift cards from Amazon and Paypal from MySurvey.com. Easy money!!!
Definitely! I may not technically be getting paid much for the time spent, but it still feels like a fun way to get a few extra dollars.
I would take surveys but I am always turned dow. I am 58 raising a baby and two small children. I do things that most people my age don't do. I use the products and have opinions.
Not usually because I'm really not interested in doing it. If I want to report a good or bad experience, I go right to source and let them know either by email or a letter.
I use surveys sometimes if I have really exceptional service or really horrible service. It's a great way to share your feelings and reward those who are amazing at their job. I lost my dave ramsey envelope system at my local grocery store with $700 in it, and the cashier returned it to me and called me. Amazing! That deserved a survey!
I do! I think it's a fun way to earn a little (stress "little" here) cash and test products. A couple years ago, I won $100 - most survey sites enter you into cash or prize drawings for each survey you take - that was my biggest win. I earn a few bucks here and there each month; I only fill them out when I have free time. Again, it's fun!
If I feel like I have somethign to contribute I will take a survey. I do them through Swagbucks because I earn points. I also am a member of several panels that pay for taking surveys so the rewards are endless depending on how long you wait to redeem them!
Spare keys - good point. What is the point in carrying more keys than you are going to need at the given moment anyway? Only take exactly what is needed and enjoy the sense of security!
Yes, I do take surveys. I belong to Swagbucks, where I take them and earn cash and gift cards. The only annoying thing is when you completely finish a survey and it doesn't credit, and you feel that they've stolen your information. That is maddening. But otherwise, I enjoy being able to earn little treats for my family with what I can earn online!
I do! I participate in e-rewards and take a few surveys a month. Once my points add up I usually redeem them for $25 Starbucks or iTunes gift cards. I probably earn a few a year...enough to support my coffee/music habits! I don't feel like all survey websites are a valuable use of time as some take forever to truly earn a reward, but e-rewards is more reasonable.
I take surveys here and there, usually if I feel like I have an opinion that might help improve a product or service. One time I won a magazine subscription. That was a nice perk.