ARE THESE $50.00,$100.00 SERVEYS FOR REAL????

[alsalmon]

ARE THESE $50.00,$100.00 SERVEYS FOR REAL?

[chrystalslight]

I wouldn't bet on it. if it sounds too good to be true it more then likely is.

[gdwilcher]

After years of trying, I would say no. I have joined every survey group there is and if I do not find something soon, I believe I'll toss my laptop out of the window.

[Beckys0528]

I have been out here for a good while and I have never came across a $50 or $100 survey so If you do please let me know cuz I could surely use it. 

[mas234]

I don't think those kinds of surveys are true. Even if they are, there is always a catch somehwere so it is better to just leave it alone and go for the $1 onces because those are legit even though it takes a little bit of time to make cashout.

[mawhite63]

I've run across extremely high paying surveys twice in the past three years. They are very, very rare.

Once was a $60 survey through MTurk. I first had done a standard $1 survey, and my answers qualified me for a longer 1 hour live study.  The second was a $75 survey through a panel research company. On that one, the day the study was scheduled the client cancelled at the last minute. I was bummed but they gave me $5 as a token, so that made up for it a little...but I was still bummed to miss out on the $75 haha

[ladavia89]

I've run across extremely high paying surveys twice in the past three years. They are very, very rare.

Once was a $60 survey through MTurk. I first had done a standard $1 survey, and my answers qualified me for a longer 1 hour live study.  The second was a $75 survey through a panel research company. On that one, the day the study was scheduled the client cancelled at the last minute. I was bummed but they gave me $5 as a token, so that made up for it a little...but I was still bummed to miss out on the $75 haha

I usually get a hour long online focus group every couple months that usually pay around $50. I think the most I've gotten was an online discussion board that took maybe 40 minutes spread out over a week and that was $70

I would read the terms of service for those sites that promise high paying surveys all the time. I know one says you have to reach 50 trillion dollars ($50,000,000,000,000) in order to cashout, that you must buy something from the site to get each payment and they can pay you with any currency they choose.

[msmoneybags48]

Believe it or not, I was signed up with PayBox.me, then they changed it to VirtaPayBlog.  I have to check into it; I had amassed a bunch of money.  I haven't received it, so oh well.

[tinaryerson]

no they always want you to buy or subscribe to something in the end.

[bloins]

I have signed up for many many survey site and have never made $100, $50, or even $25 Not a single survey any way. I think the most I have ever gotten was about $8. Most surveys I have found pay from $0.38 - $2.00 and you have to do enough to add up to $25, $35, or $50 to get paid. It all varies, sometimes it seems worth it sometimes not. It is kind of hit and miss to get qualified. Some days are really good and some days really suck it just depends on the survey available.

[Kay0338]

I have not seen any of these kinds of surveys on FC, but have heard of them other places. They probably just use them as a way to get people to use their site.

[abandonedone]

After years of trying, I would say no. I have joined every survey group there is and if I do not find something soon, I believe I'll toss my laptop out of the window.

  The key to earning more money quicker is by getting referrals.  When you get referrals it bumps you up a little.  Of course your referrals must be active.  They can't just join and leave it at that.

[mawhite63]

I usually get a hour long online focus group every couple months that usually pay around $50. I think the most I've gotten was an online discussion board that took maybe 40 minutes spread out over a week and that was $70

That is awesome! I wish I qualified for more. The one live study I did was really enjoyable. It is fun to be able to sound off live to people instead of answering questions on the computer for a change.

[kingreyam24]

If you are offered that much for a survey it usually has extra worked attached. I've gotten $35 for a survey and had to participate in a focus group also before I got my money. I've also gotten $50 for taking a survey, trying a product, and reviewing it. But that $50 was the highest. The highest I have gotten paid on a survey alone was around $5. If you are offered a large amount to take a survey, I would assume there would be other parts attached to the survey to get the money.

[patapon555]

I never even seen surveys that pay out that much, but you can count on that they are not real.