Wayz And Imp.Tipz on How to Earn Free Money at Online

“Get paid for filling survey forms.”??

Yes you can get paid cash for online survey taking. you can earn a good income participating in online surveys. Some genuine marketing agencies actually pay for filling out online forms and expressing our opinions.

Let this article guide you on your online survey career to achieve the safer earnings.

1.First thing you have to do is to find the best survey websites online.
Another thing you can do to know which sites are better is to get some advice, tips and tricks from those who are already doing paid surveys. You can try reading along forums. This is an established place where experienced people are sharing their opinions, knowledge and insights on doing this online job.

2.You need to take the time and register with a few number of quality survey sites. This will ensure you get the amount of surveys needed to earn a steady and decent income through surveys.Some companies pay in coupons, discounts or freebies. It is always best to read all information stated in the survey invitation before accepting or rejecting the offer.Remember, you are in this not to get free beauty products to try but to have a little extra income. Don't waste your time filling out those surveys just to get some gift certificates or discount cards on items that you cannot even use in your everyday living. Spend your free time in making real money. Time is valuable; make use of it wisely.

3. Do NOT divulge any personal information: Legitimate research companies will protect your privacy, so a quick and dirty way to verify if a survey company is on the up and up is to read their private policy terms. Do they "share" your information with their "partners"?

So Never ever give any personal information - this is a RULE 1. No company is interested in knowing what is your street address and phone number. May be they would like to have your postcode or city name - that is enough for them. Do not use your personal email-ids. May be your email -id could fall into wrong hands and victimised to spams. Sign up with a throw-away email id and create one with Google or Yahoo exclusively for this purpose.

4. If anyone asks you money to participate, DON’T: A legitimate research company will never ask you to pay in order to access their surveys.Genuine companies pay to get your (customer’s) opinions, remember? If someone asks you to pay to take part in surveys, show them your hand.

5. Sign up for research companies, not directories. Some sites make their money through referral fees. They'll get your information and sign you up with hundreds of other survey companies who pay for new users. These might be hard to spot at first because they don't require a fee like the membership clubs mentioned above. Look for the "about us" section and see whether the company actually conducts research on behalf of real clients. Look out for language like "we send you surveys from top survey companies."

6. Know the Terms and Conditions: every survey opportunity comes with a certain terms and conditions. Marketers, sometimes, would like to have the opinions of a certain age group, nationality or geographical region. Read the fine print before you start filling the surveys.

Check the support from the paid survey website
This is one useful test to do. In the "contact us" from the website, check out the email or phone number that you can contact them. You can post a simple question to the email and see how fast they respond and how is the quality of the respond. If they don't respond at all then you should be worried.What happens if they don't even have a "contact us" page? Then you really should be worried.

7. Keep an eye on Suspicious things:Some sites require that you download a program so they can monitor your web behavior. Some people are fine with this. Just know that there are plenty of companies that don't require this so if it makes you uncomfortable, skip it and try another site. If you do decide to register, don't use that computer for any online activity that has sensitive information.

Also Be careful of pop ups: Try to avoid paid survey websites that suddenly jumps to you out of nowhere - a typical pop-up kinda thing. Most pop-ups usually lead to scams or total marketing pitch. Some are good no doubt - but it's rare.

Avoid mystery shopping: Mystery shopping is just what it is - a mystery gift or a shopping voucher. Why is it called a mystery? It's called a mystery because if you know what it is upfront, you probably won't be interested. So, if you got into a website that promises more mystery gifts than real money, you should give that website a skip.

8. Watch out for paid offer sites. Many sites present themselves as paid survey sites but are really paid offer sites. These sites make money by getting people to sign up for offers, click on advertisements, and provide their email addresses. You can spot these by their super long list of "offers" that you have to go through in order to complete the survey or redeem your prize. They might offer you something like $20 to sign up for a service that costs $5.99/month (presumably you'll cancel after the first month). They might also pay you to read emails and click on the advertisements. Know that your information is most definitely being sold, and it's not something they can hide very well in their private policy terms.

Paid offers aren't necessarily scams. They're doable, just like paid surveys, but it takes a real savvy and dedicated user to sort through all the fine print, keep detailed records, and not mind personal information being sold to the highest bidder.

9. Fill out your profile. Now that you know the difference between sites that sell your information versus sites that don't, make sure to fill out your profile on the legitimate paid survey sites. You won't get sent surveys unless you match their profile, so not filling them out will just disqualify you from the beginning. Sometimes you still need to go through a screener survey in order to qualify for the longer survey. Some sites will give you a small compensation even if you don't qualify.

10.CLEAR THOSE COOKIES! This is the most important thing that you can do to ensure a good experience. Always clear your cookies BEFORE you start a survey. This will pave the way for you to be credited properly. There are even programs out there that will help you with this, like CCleaner, which will keep a list of cookies that you don’t want to delete. It can be a hassle when you have to keep logging into websites or forums, and this free download can save you that headache.

11.Be sure that you either take your daily survey from your unique link sent to you by survey sites via email once you have logged in to the site.

12. Be active. In every work you need to allot some extra effort to be successful. Money will not come to you by just sitting and not doing anything. The secret to success is always the determination to achieve something.

Some survey sites send you more surveys if you are more active. They might even send you surveys with higher payouts. Check your account and make sure your profiles are updated so you're getting the most relevant surveys. Also, some sites require a certain amount of activity in order to keep your account active, which means keeping any non-redeemed earnings valid.

13.Don’t give up if you find that you don’t qualify the first time. Keep in mind that you can COMPLETE one every day, so you can keep trying as many times as it takes to complete a survey and get paid. Persistence pays off!

Also Here's a tip for qualifying: when you get stuck and it seems nothing will be available, change your "informations" that give you the interests select choices. Of course, don't input lies, that'd be fraud. But changing something, as small as your email address, could actually make a difference and help you qualify!


14. Create mail folder for each company you signed up for - This way, you can always check you list and see if their mail is money. You also want to do this to double check if you were credited for the surveys you completed. You do not always get immediate credit, depending on the company and offer, so you want to be able to follow up.

At last As you start filling surveys, you will get to differentiate between a legitimate survey agency and a untrustworthy one. Trust your own instincts in choosing the surveys and do not fall for the big bucks.