Comments on: Can You Earn Money From Online Surveys?

By: dragonblogger

dragonblogger — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 06:24:17 +0000

Read my dragonblogger.com blog and look at the blogging category, I am posting a new article on Friday discussing how much I earned from blogging which was $190 in March. I earn money from five or six different sites, and AdSense averages about 18 – 20 per month for me, I collected my first $100 from adsense 5 months after I started my blogs.

Read my blogging category in DragonBlogger.com, if you follow what I do, you can guarantee at least 50 – 100 per month, it isn’t that hard if you have an established blog.

By: ashfaq

ashfaq — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 05:29:30 +0000

You are definitely right, i tried many surveys thinking to be able to get a few dollars.. atleast a few.. even $30-50 would have made me happy… but till now .. nothing at aaaaalll !!
Even with adsense.. you need to get $100 to catch .. and that’s gona take an eternity to get $100 !! that’s for sure !
Have u find out a nice way of earning ? People don’t click a lot on my adsense !!
btw i like ur blog loads.. it’s really nice can we link exchange ??

P.S: amy lynn is getting soo much , you think she will tell how ?? ofcourse not, this is all scrap ! ..

ashfaqs last blog post..lolzz.. Thanks Goergi !! lolzzz..

By: IcyCucky

IcyCucky — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 00:44:51 +0000

I did the online surveys with many different websites, and everything you said is true...There is always a reason why I am not qualified after answering the first few questions..I gave up on those surveys! IcyCuckys last blog post..How to Get a Twitter Button for Your Blog

By: dragonblogger

dragonblogger — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 22:01:15 +0000

Congrats, I have tried 19 different sites that pay for surveys including InboxDollars, PineCone Research, Surveys.com, HomeScan, and over a dozen more. In every case the average survey paid $1.50 – $3.00 at most and most surveys were 20-35 minutes to complete.

Are you willing to share which companies specifically you are successful with? As well as how many hours per does it take to do 15-20 surveys per day?

I have just found that online surveys require more hours and less payout than other online systems from my experience, but I haven’t tried all online surveys.

By: Amy Lynn

Amy Lynn — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 19:37:17 +0000

I disagree with you. I have been taking surveys for 7 years and over the years I eventually started taking surveys full time. I treat survey taking like a job, but, I only work four hours a day. Don’t get me wrong, my income is supplemental, but I make much more then $30 a month. My Amazon GC balance alone, is :$191 for the year so far. That doesn’t include Paypal payment, mailed checks and products.

Also, I am not talking about those “WIN A FREE IPOD” or “Sign up for Blockbuster and we pay you $20!” type deals, those are all crap. I have never given my credit card info to any of these companies nor do I promote any companies that operate like that.

Once you learn the methods, you will get rewards over $150 for ONE web study — not every day, usually around 4-6 times a year. But it adds up. I have won 3 -$50 payments this year, on top of being compensated for the surveys.

I also belong to over 40 survey companies, plus, web panels, product testing companies and more. I usually average 15-20 surveys per day most between $2 -$5 (I leave the dollar ones sitting unless it’s very slow that day…) You can do that math on that.

It’s not something you can just jump right into and expect to quit your job next week, it’s a progression. It takes times, dedication, patience and the ability to learn very quick. Also, being able to type fast, read quickly and be organized, is key.

In the beginning, I was burned my a lot myself by a good amount of companies and MANY of the survey companies out there are scams, but there are good ones, great ones even.

Will it work for everyone? No. But it will work.

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