Get Paid For Surveys

[jeffrey]

By far the best survey site I've come across is Pinecone Research which pays $5.00 a survey and does so quickly. Surveys only take about 15 minutes to complete and often times you are given a chance to try trail products. Even better, they provide surveys on a consistent basis...I usually get 2 or 3 a month. Unfortunately, they don't have a direct link to sign up with their program...they advertise on various sites (they advertised on our previous site for a short time) and rotate their banner ads around quite a bit. You need to come across one of their banner advertisements for a chance to sign up with them.

Here are some other survey sites that may be worth checking out:

SurveySavvy: The "JOIN" button is directly above the "Welcome to SurveySavvy.com."

[2moretrees]

Do these sites really pay? There is something that is fishy about them to me.

[jeffrey]

I can vouch for Pincone Research...they have always paid in less than a week after I have taken their surveys. I have been paid once by surveysavvy - the main problem with them is their lack of surveys. I only get one every few months that I qualify for.

It's good to be skeptical...there are quite a few out there that don't pay

[marla]

Does anyone know where a Pinecone research banner is?

[2moretrees]

yes, someone who knows where a pinecone banner is please post.

[maven]

Here's Pinecone Research's web site:

http://www2.pineconeresearch.ca/

They mail me a cheque for $5.00 after I complete each survey they send me -- only about 4 a year, so far.

[maven]

For further information on getting paid to take online surveys, see my posting under Freebies > Other.

[jeffrey]

maven...hmmm, I wonder why such a big difference in the number of surveys sent from pinecone. I can't remember a month where I haven't gotten at least one.

[maven]

Originally Posted by jeffrey

I wonder why such a big difference in the number of surveys sent from pinecone. I can't remember a month where I haven't gotten at least one.

<grin> I suspect it's because I buy less than other folks -- I have no spouse, no kids, no pets, and no car to house/clothe/feed/maintain. Or maybe marketers just don't find 45-year-old single females a particularly profitable demographic. Dunno.

[2moretrees]

Thanks for the link maven. I'm going to check it out right now.

[2moretrees]

I can't find out where to sign up Can somebody tell me?

[marla]

I couldn't find it either

[jeffrey]

Pinecone Research doesn't have a sign up page on their site. They only have sign ups through thier banner advertisements on other sites. You have to find the banner ad to be able to sign up.

[2moretrees]

I'm still searching for a banner if anyone happens to come across one.

[J H]

I found the link by doing a search for pineconeresearch. Just look through people's websites, sometimes they post the link.
J

[rnsheldon]

I checked out the site and you still have to find a banner to be a new panelist.

I want to answer your question or comment but I don't understand it

What site?

[rnsheldon]

it was the pinecone research site...I think I'm not seeing all the messages before I post. sorry for the confusion.

[cajunlady]

Does anyone know any information about Survey Scout?

[jeffrey]

Survey Scout charges to join which should start waving red flags all around. Supposedly they find survey for you to do, but I would approach any survey company that charges money to join extremely cautiously.