I'm biased - I hate online surveys. After reviewing hundreds of them, there's plenty of reasons to hate them.
Most of all, I dislike them because they are a waste of time and unsatisfying. You can spend 30 minutes to an hour trying to fill the stupid thing out and then it'll disqualify you at the end.
Another annoying thing is that they rarely reward you actual money. They'll give you "points" that you can trade in for cash later (making it hard to track your earnings in dollars), or they just give you gift cards.
I got into online marketing to make legit money, not pocket change!
That being said, people love doing surveys, so here's the list and what happened when I signed up or tested these websites. Yes, some people do make money doing surveys, but they tend to be the people that have plenty of spare time and gamify their surveys so it's not so freakin' boring.
Sick of surveys too? Here's some side hustles and money making ideas, or you can do like me and build a website.
As with all trial offer and survey sites, the time you spend doing menial tasks is not worth the money you make. AT BEST, you can make about minimum wage, but that does not factor in other things which may cost you money or take more time than expected.
You could be spending your time doing other things to make a lot more money.
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