Surveys

[JasonSnyder]

Doing surveys forever and then being told you do not qualify is like waiting in the line of McDonalds for twenty mins then being told they stopped serving breakfast at the car ahead of you!

[rbudovec1947]

Doing surveys forever and then being told you do not qualify is like waiting in the line of McDonalds for twenty mins then being told they stopped serving breakfast at the car ahead of you!

As another member suggested, attempting the daily surveys is more like a job search. You've got to fill out an application first with pre-qualifying questions that serve to weed out applicants. If you qualify, you are asked to come in for an interview and you still have to land the job before you will get paid for your efforts. Should you fail to land the job, you continue your job search. Periodically, new jobs become available just as new surveys are offered from the same sponsors later in the day or in the week.

Patience and persistence are the keys. Clear your cookies and your history before each session, attempt all of the daily surveys exhausting all your chances, and do it all over again later in the day. You can zip through the qualifying questions pretty quickly once you've done it for a couple of months. It usually takes me about 15 minutes or less to attempt all seven sponsors' surveys if I don't qualify. If I DO qualify for one, I complete it, hold the congrats screen open until it credits and bask in the glow of a job well done. Then I get on with my day. It's become part of my routine and I've been able to cash out every month since March that way. It's up to you to decide if the reward is worth the effort. 

[brokeman256]

I'll have to learn to be patient like you.

So when you don't qualify for the survey and the survey asks if you would like to try another do you decline and then come back to that survey later in the day? Is that the best way, because I realize I'm leaving money out there but not attempting to do the surveys..

Thanks!

[rbudovec1947]

I'll have to learn to be patient like you.

So when you don't qualify for the survey and the survey asks if you would like to try another do you decline and then come back to that survey later in the day? Is that the best way, because I realize I'm leaving money out there but not attempting to do the surveys..

Thanks!

No, never decline. That's what I meant by exhausting all your chances. If you continue to choose the option to try another survey, you will occasionally get lucky with one of the series of surveys offered and successfully complete one for credit. If you're not lucky, you'll eventually reach a final screen with no further survey offers. That's when you move on to the next sponsor. If you did qualify and got credited for a survey from Surveyhead, for example, then you cannot attempt another survey with Surveyhead for 24 hrs.

If you've gone through all seven sponsors of the daily surveys, exhausted all your chances and still not qualified, then come back a few hours later, clear your cookies and history so you are starting fresh with the automated system and give all seven another go. In other words, rinse and repeat to give yourself the best chance to get credited for at least one daily survey on any given day. Don't be discouraged if none of this bears fruit. There will be some days when nothing works. On the other hand, there will be days when you may qualify for more than one of these and give yourself a nice boost toward your next cash out. The nice thing is that all daily survey credit counts toward the critical $15 in offers you must reach.

Thanks for asking and glad to help. 

[pstovall]

I put this in another thread, but it's so relevant here that I'll share again.  Yesterday - last day of the month - needed $1.68 to cashout.  Now, I'm one that RARELY qualifies for surveys, but hoping to get lucky, I started going through the list.  I actually connected with 2 surveys and those two along with one other coupon offer gave me enough to cashout on the last day of the month.  That was such a feeling of accomplishment.  And yes, it was worth the minutes I spent trying to find a survey that would actually work for me.

[JasonSnyder]

Thanks everyone!! Hearing all that made it better!!! Good luck gold seekers!

[leung1245]

See this as a JOB. You don't just sit around and earn money from the internet, and not in real life either. You must work for it!! I hate doing surveys, but I understand that at the end of the day, I get a great reward and it was worth the patience and long suffering qualifying process. The lesson here is to keep trying and work for it!!