$2.30 in Ten Minutes Time!

[betlynjua]

A quick calculation and I came up with what would amount to $13.80 per hour completing surveys.  Of course we probably won't get that many at once to qualify for but when they are available - oh boy, look out.     Those are some good earnings.

The survey was a business questionnaire from 'my surveys' and yes, it was a very easy flowing 10 minutes worth of time.

Here's a really cool part - my account was credited immediately.

So if anyone is still wondering if surveys are worth it, I would say that at 2 bucks and change for 10 quick minutes, absolutely!

Thank you so much, Fusion Cash. 

I hope everybody has an awesome earning week. 

[cwillard1]

Congratulations. That is a lot of extra change in 10  minutes.    I am just getting back into fusion cash.  I missed it terribly.  I am hoping to get back up to speed in the next months.

[rwhite17]

I always enjoy doing surveys that pay well and quickly, but every cent counts so I don't  ignore tasks, videos, etc either

[danmo783]

I know what you mean. One time I made $15 in an hour and thought... If I could do this full-time and make that much, I'd just quit my $17/hr job. I would come out ahead by not having to commute to work, being able to take a break when I want, and work my own hours.

Since companies like to collect our information for free, then I think it's a fair pay to have a full-time panelist and product reviewer. I use about 20 survey sites, but only 6 main ones. If you use 20 every day, you'll be waiting months to ever get a check.

[elvisdo]

Every little bit adds up in the end.

[catherinedwhite]

We can dream

[betlynjua]

I always enjoy doing surveys that pay well and quickly, but every cent counts so I don't  ignore tasks, videos, etc either

You're right about that: I probably spend as much time on the 1 cent offers as I do surveys since I can usually rely on them regularly. 

It's a nice mix of earning activity. 

[betlynjua]

I know what you mean. One time I made $15 in an hour and thought... If I could do this full-time and make that much, I'd just quit my $17/hr job. I would come out ahead by not having to commute to work, being able to take a break when I want, and work my own hours.

Since companies like to collect our information for free, then I think it's a fair pay to have a full-time panelist and product reviewer. I use about 20 survey sites, but only 6 main ones. If you use 20 every day, you'll be waiting months to ever get a check.

I often times do the math and think how nice it would be to do this sort of thing full time.  But the reality is what it is I guess.  I'm very thankful for what I can earn.

I do like your point about being a full time panelist.  That's a pretty fair trade off - our personal information and a real steady supply of real offers.  O.K. back to reality.  I'm still appreciative.   

[Angiesw]

Just like the lottery...you can win unless you play!  If you dont do surveys because you fear you will waste your time then you will never hit one.  Sometimes it is hard to keep doing them when you dont qualify though.  But, you will hit one. 

[metsrock69]

Sometimes  I get a good paying survey in a short time. but sometimes I get a 20  minute survey for ten cents. It just depends on what you qualify for.

[betlynjua]

Sometimes  I get a good paying survey in a short time. but sometimes I get a 20  minute survey for ten cents. It just depends on what you qualify for.

I know; I have had those as well.  Sometimes I spend 15 or 20 minutes and still get DQ'd or else the survey link decides to break down.  What a drag. 

Anyhow, there will always be a next time and I plan on hanging around.

[JaniceSW]

Great when you can make it but there are far too many days when I spend time making far less than the amounts you have been talking about per hour.  I'm afraid, at least for me, that making about $30 per month doing something on here each and every day is as good as it gets for me on average!

[ccandpam]

Congrats on your earnings. It is always nice to land the higher paying surveys. Me, I usually do not qualify for the higher paying surveys.

[missplaymate618]

Way to go on your earnings. Yes I do enjoy doing some of the surveys, especially when they credit you right away.

[thoughtparticles]

Definitely not time wasted! It's easy to get a string of non-qualifiers and forget the whole idea of surveys, but once you hit a good one, you get the wind in your sails again.

I typically focus on trying for surveys that are less than 20 minutes long (typically 10) unless the payout is VERY tempting.