subject: 5 Very Helpful Tips Regarding Evaluating Any Online Paid Opinion Surveys Site [print this page] 5 Very Helpful Tips Regarding Evaluating Any Online Paid Opinion Surveys Site
Here are what I would consider5 very helpful tips regarding evaluating any online paid opinion surveys site:
1. When you do a search or come across an online survey site that you want to research further before signing up, one of the best things to do is tocheck with an online forum or two. Make sure the people who you are trusting are folks that have had several posts. You don't want to trust somebody who may be trying to promote the product for their benefit. Here are a few sites that are worth checking out: forums.digitalpoint, warriorforum, ewealth, and A4uforum. I think these are really valuable sites, and the chances of you finding a thread about online paid surveys or ways to make money doing surveys are very high. Again, find some high-ranked members and make sure that whoever you trust is somebody that is trustworthy!
2. Another place you can check isYahoo answers. People are getting good answers out of the Yahoo community, and it has come to be a place that you can trust for solutions. I'm sure there are plenty of threads on the topic of paid opinion surveys and doing paid surveys, so I would trust this resource as well.
3. I would take a look at the company'sprivacy policy. Are they selling your information to 3rd parties? Are they going to spam you or scam you? If you can look through that information, it should help you to determine the legitimacy of that particular 'take survey and get paid' site.
4. Send the company an email! This will give you an idea of their response time and their dedication to customer service. Don't be fooled into thinking that if they don't respond right away, they don't care about customer service. A lot of these companies, such as Survey Scout, are HUGE operations, and give them an honest grace period of 2-3 business days. If they fall behind that, then that gives you an honest idea of that particular company's character - and maybe they are not the best paying online surveys company out there.
5. And lastly, check out whois.net to see if there is anything fishy. I did this for Survey Scout when writing Survey Scout Review (click here to check it out! ) and when trying to find a way to earn money by taking surveys. What I found was that the record was created in 2003, which is nice, and there doesn't seem to be anything fishy about the domain's registration. You should be able to get a general vibe about any particular online survey rewards company from this directory.
Best of luck in your quest!
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