subject: Paid Online Surveys For Teens [print this page] Doing online surveys is a good way to earn some extra cash. However, it's mainly for people with a decent amount of spare time on their hands. This is why teens often favor this convenient method of income. I've found that a good strategy to online survey taking is to find the legitimate sites, sign up for as many as you qualify for, and simply click the links in your e-mail as they appear. (It also may be a good idea to set up a seperate e-mail account for surveys).
All survey sites are different, obviously. Most survey websites send 1-3 surveys a week, while others might send a survey once a month. Most sites pay via check and/or PayPal, while with some, your only option for payment is a gift card or prize from the catalog. And then every cash-paying website has a different cash-out minimum; these usually range from $5 - $25.
Of course, there are a lot of scamming survey sites that falsely claim to be legitimate, so it is wise to be cautious. As far as detecting legitimacy goes, as long as you don't give out any credit card or social security information, you should be fairly safe. You may also find it helpful that Google-ing the name of the company will bring up quite a few posts and reviews about that company.
For teenagers though, finding survey websites can be more of a challenge due to the age restriction that a lot of websites have to register. [http://mypayingsurveys.blogspot.com] contains a growing list of legitimate survey websites, along with some information about each site (such as frequency of surveys, payment method, cash-out minimum, etc.). All of the websites listed there accept participants from the U.S. of at least 14 years of age.
by: Alix
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