Total Earnings

[stevensm4]

Essentially, how much money (if you can go back that far and estimate) have you made in surveys from when you started doing them till the present? For me, I'd say around $15,000 in about a decade.

[berthabutt]

Been doing this about 7 1/2 years.  I'm pretty sure I haven't made $15,000 but probably between $5,000 and $7,000?

[fillfran82]

Essentially, how much money (if you can go back that far and estimate) have you made in surveys from when you started doing them till the present? For me, I'd say around $15,000 in about a decade.

Hi!

I really have no idea lol. I have been working online at some compasity since 2006. It must be a lot by now.

[tantricia44]

I totally don't know but I know I probably haven't made as much as the other FC members.

[JaniceSW]

I would have to make an educated guess at this as I add up my total earning yearly just for my own interest but don't keep an account.  I have been taking surveys for close to 7 years now and average around $1000 per year so... I think 2020 is going to be somewhat under $1000 though!!!

[oldbuddy]

Since I only started doing surveys when Fusioncash started paying for DQ's I am sure it's not that much, but I will take it and be grateful for having something to do.

[judylucas]

I have no idea how much I've made or even how long I've been doing surveys

[countrygirl12]

Essentially, how much money (if you can go back that far and estimate) have you made in surveys from when you started doing them till the present? For me, I'd say around $15,000 in about a decade.

Hi!

I really have no idea lol. I have been working online at some compasity since 2006. It must be a lot by now.

But your working online is partly from a "real job" is it not?  That would not count.  I may start a new job that would be working from home and in some way I guess working online in some people's opinion. But usually when I hear somebody say "oh I work online" I assume they do surveys and call it a job.  When this position starts if somebody says "where do you work" I will say "I work at abc company" not oh I work online.

I have made quite a bit over the years doing stuff online. No idea how much. Would be more if you count the value of products I have tested and got to keep.

[sipingyu]

I haven't thought about it for myself, but nice to read about the range from others.

[makeblessed]

No idea, but I am sure it has not been that much; for me it's basically pocket change but I am grateful  for any amount I can earn.

[sfreeman8]

Essentially, how much money (if you can go back that far and estimate) have you made in surveys from when you started doing them till the present? For me, I'd say around $15,000 in about a decade.

Hi!

I really have no idea lol. I have been working online at some compasity since 2006. It must be a lot by now.

But your working online is partly from a "real job" is it not?  That would not count.  I may start a new job that would be working from home and in some way I guess working online in some people's opinion. But usually when I hear somebody say "oh I work online" I assume they do surveys and call it a job.  When this position starts if somebody says "where do you work" I will say "I work at abc company" not oh I work online.

I have made quite a bit over the years doing stuff online. No idea how much. Would be more if you count the value of products I have tested and got to keep.

I never said I worked online. I worked from home in real job(?), two companies, for 15 years plus my private accounts but in my profession, I wouldn't say where, and they weren't survey companies. I'd still be working if I could.

[countrygirl12]

Essentially, how much money (if you can go back that far and estimate) have you made in surveys from when you started doing them till the present? For me, I'd say around $15,000 in about a decade.

Hi!

I really have no idea lol. I have been working online at some compasity since 2006. It must be a lot by now.

But your working online is partly from a "real job" is it not?  That would not count.  I may start a new job that would be working from home and in some way I guess working online in some people's opinion. But usually when I hear somebody say "oh I work online" I assume they do surveys and call it a job.  When this position starts if somebody says "where do you work" I will say "I work at abc company" not oh I work online.

I have made quite a bit over the years doing stuff online. No idea how much. Would be more if you count the value of products I have tested and got to keep.

I never said I worked online. I worked from home in real job(?), two companies, for 15 years plus my private accounts but in my profession, I wouldn't say where, and they weren't survey companies. I'd still be working if I could.

Why would you not say where?  I am not talking random online posting. I am talking in person conversations. I may start something in the next few weeks that would basically be a real job where you work from home. IF I do this and somebody asked me where do you work I would tell them the name of the company and probably not offer any further details.  I have a couple of different ventures I do in order to support myself.  I do not include any online stuff such as sites like this in that conversation.  Unless someone is looking for the same type of extra income type thing and I tell them how to do it.  OR sites that I know are reputable.

A couple of years ago I was hired with a company and would have done the work from home but in the end they wanted to put trackers on my computer and basically have access to my entire computer at all times as well as the contents of my emails and the contents of my phone including the content of my text messages.  So I declined the offer.     I had a friend who worked there.  She agreed to those terms but I don't think she understood what it meant because she said oh that just means the emails they send you.  I asked her why do you think they would need your permission to have access to the emails THEY sent to you.  smh

Anyway, I have screen shots of those requirements they wanted me to agree to just so I can prove they did indeed ask for those things.

[tjshorty]

Not that much I am sure.  Enough to keep diapers and milk in the house for 7 grandkids and bought a few Christmas's.  Totally enjoy doing sites like this one.

[minioncookies]

To be honest I have no clue in general . In retrospect not much but I have made more money on other sites then this at times