Make Money with Paid Surveys Tip for March 19

ACOP, American Consumer Opinion PanelA. They've been around for ages doing market research. The are part of Decision Analyst, Inc in Texas.

They pay promptly, pay to survey time ratio is realistic. They were actually my very first paid survey. Emails may come from Anne Parks.

There is also a separate technology survey division that you may be able to participate in.

Last, they have a good affiliate program. Pays .50 per validated sign up. It adds up surprisingly quick.

Bottom line, can't go wrong here, worth your time to sign up, click here

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Mystery Shopping Tip for March 15, 2009

Kern Scheduling Services - I get a lot of emails from Kern Scheduling Services. They put mystery shoppers in touch with various jobs. They also use the SASSIE system. You need to have a Paypal account.

They display the MSPA logo (Mystery Shopping Providers Association) Currently I see they have eyeglass shops available. When I did an eyeglass shop, I had to go twice, once for the exam & once to pick up the glasses but was paid well. I see this is one of the rare ones where you can take a child if your child wears corrective lens. It looks like they are working in conjunction with Beyond Hello, another legit company that I have received payment from.

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Make Money with Paid Surveys Tip for March 8

I just renewed my account with a REALLY good paid survey outfit, Survey Savvy. I joined Survey Savvy a number of years ago when I was heavy into researching & using paid survey sites. I only dropped out for awhile because my day job was too hectic & my online stores were doing quite well.

That's no longer the case. I do still make money selling on Amazon but not near as much. The paid survey route remains one of the simplest ways to make money at home. My total earnings from Survey Savvy were $448. Pretty good for an occasional 20-30 min survey. That total also includes referrals. Referrals do need to take surveys for you to get $$, not just sign up

When I originally started doing Survey Savvy, the surveys were mostly tech-oriented, lots of telecommunications. It looks like they have expanded & have more opportunities for general consumer surveys, as shown in the August 2008 issue of Seventeen magazine.

Survey Savvy has been around since 1999. Part of Luth Research which has been around since 1977. Bottom line is they are honest. They are pretty good about estimating the time a survey will and paying a respectable amount. Definitely worth signing up


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