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Learning, Sharing, and Teaching => Ask a Mustachian => Topic started by: goalphish2002 on June 17, 2014, 06:22:55 PM
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Has anyone tried this?
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Any other suggestions on how to make extra income? I did taxes this season but it took a toll on my marriage being away from home. My wife is 6 months pregnant.
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My wife does them. She doesn't spend a lot of time, but she does enough that she picks up Amazon or Target gift cards that help out every couple of months. I wouldn't rely on them for any kind of real income unless you are going to spend countless hours staring at a screen filling them out and even then the hourly rate isn't really worth it.
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My girlfriend and I do this a bit.
We get paid in Best Buy gift cards, so it's not bad. The hourly rate is pretty low, maybe $5-6 an hour, but it's pretty mindless and we only get a few surveys a week (they get emailed to us).
It helps us to lower our electronics expense category, and we've gotten pretty good mileage out of it.
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A coworker churns through these, some are call in. She rakes in 9k/year. I believe it; I've seen her on the phone for an hour for a $150 survey. Any references?
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I have seen ads for that online, my problem would be trying to find the credible sites.
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I did this when I was at home after my child was born. It pays very little. The surveys are sometimes quite ridiculously long for the amount of money they pay. More than once I abandoned half finished surveys because there was no end in sight and they were only paying 50 cents. I did make enough in gift cards to buy Christmas gifts for my husband that year, maybe about $100. I had been working for months to get to that point, though.
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I once had some time to kill at a mall and got paid pretty well for doing in-person surveys. One involved trying on jeans and the other involved taste-testing flavored pancake (i.e., artificial "maple") syrup. I think the jeans one paid about $20 and took maybe half an hour.
There was one survey my wife and I both did (I forget what it was) but she got paid a lot less for it -- apparently, a 20-something guy in a mall is a much rarer and therefore more in-demand demographic than a 20-something woman!
I remember thinking that it would be worth swinging by the survey place if I ever ate at the mall on my lunch break, but I never put it into practice because I bring my lunch and eat in the office.
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A friend of mine was doing pinecone for a while and was quite happy
I think it was like $3 per survey, not sure if it's still the case.
In case anyone is interested, I have an affiliate link to Pinecone, they are currently looking for
• Male OR
• Age 18-24 OR
• Hispanic OR
• African American
If anyone wants to try, I'll gladly message you a link