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SurveySaySurveySay Review SurveySay.com is a get paid to take surveys website for a market research business that serves as a middleman for other companies looking for consumer opinions. In this review, we aim to find out if they are legitimate or not. However, there are more complaints about Survey Say than most survey sites I run across. DISCLAIMER: This SurveySay review has been fully researched with information, comments, and testimonials that are available on the internet to anyone in the … |
SwagBucksSwagBucks Review SwagBucks found at swagbucks.com is a website offering various tasks to complete in exchange for point rewards. They call these rewards Swag Bucks, which may be redeemed with participating merchants. There are multitudes of ways to engage in making points on their site to redeem with their sponsors. So much so that it can be a bit overwhelming. It should take you a small part of an evening to study the SwagBucks’ back-office instructions. Swag Bucks has a … |
SuperPay.MeSuperPay.Me Review SuperPay-Me by 99Ventures is found at superpay.me and is a GPT, otherwise known as a “Get Paid To” website. So, is this legitimate or a scam full of complaints? This is what I aim to find out in this review. You might earn a little extra in the way of rewards points and/or money through completing surveys, trial offers, etc. That is, if they don’t cancel your account arbitrarily, claiming fraud, just before you’ve accumulated enough to cash … |
InstaGCInstaGC Review InstaGC.com jobs from All non-Day Online Solutions are found at Insta GC. They offer tasks to complete in exchange for cash to bank ACH, PayPal, or cash gift cards. One of the most convenient aspects of InstaGC is that you can choose from several different payment methods. There are a variety of gift cards they offer, including Amazon, Walmart, Kmart, and more. I chose the ACH bank transfer for the quickest payments to my account. The site is … |
Survey JunkieSurvey Junkie Review Survey Junkie is found at SurveyJunkie.com and is a get paid to take survey community. In this review, we aim to find out if they are a legitimate “get paid to take surveys” company or if they are just more GTP garbage. SurveyJunkie.com is accessible to all consumers in the US, Canada, and Australia. Here’s what ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now We took Survey Junkie for a test drive as we do with all … |
VolitionVolition Review The Volition Paid Surveys by Ray Sola and is found at volition.com. It’s a no-frills website that points you to sites where you might get free stuff, paid to take surveys, and product trial offers. Volition is a middleman for companies that need marketing research done, consumer opinions taken, etc. If you are willing to participate in survey panels and discussion forums or product trials Volition does not exchange rewards for your time. Most surveys have requirements to … |
Survey VoicesSurvey Voices Paid Surveys Review Survey Voices is from Reward Zone USA LLC and found at surveyvoices.com is a get paid to take surveys website. It works as a portal for 3rd party market research companies needing consumers’ opinions. SurveyVoices.com claims they’re the world’s top aggregator website of its kind. They are supposedly fully screening those with whom they do business, and you can make $300 your first time out. However, you would be lucky to do so in a … |
MyPointsMyPoints Review MyPoints.com is a GPT or “get paid to” type of website where you get rewards points and PayPal money by completing tasks such as paid surveys. It is free to join My Points in the US and Canada as long as you’re over 18 years old. The tasks include doing paid surveys, browsing online for shopping, reading emails, playing games, and more. MyPoints also provides the chance to earn additional points by clicking on sponsored links, watching videos, … |
FusionCashFusionCash Review Fusion Cash is from Tyler Derheim and is found at FusionCash.net, it’s a GPT website, or “Get Paid To”. You’re supposed to complete various tasks provided by their market research clients. And that would be at a rate of less than half the minimum wage. Here’s what ScamXposer.com Recommends Instead… Click Here Now I say less than half because you have to factor in the time you waste on registering for each survey or other tasks … |