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I remember once seeing a post about that unemployed guy that didnt want to get a job and wanted to get 1mil..well, he shouldve gone here and gotten paid for his opinion http://www.expresspaidsurveys.com/join_800.php
Do you people think this will even be true? $30 membership fee I believe it was..$150/hr :O
I'm a haplessly broke college student, so this actually is enticing to me. The only thing I'll be paying for next year will be my books, but that'll be good because I'll have less than $500 to my name by the time. Since work and scholarships are all going to my education, this might actually give me some spending money. What makes me nervous about this is that there is no agreement to accept or decline before you submitt your information, so I'm going to withhold for bit; tempting as it may be.
Do you people think this will even be true? $30 membership fee I believe it was..$150/hr :O [/B][/QUOTE]
i think it is true for those who are unemployed... this is good than waiting for nothing :rolleyes: :confused:
Like the saying goes there's a Sucker Born every 5 Seconds, and it sure seems that place is run by a lot of 'em if they think there gonna sucker me into partin with my $30 Bucks.. ;)
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I say we get 30 members to pitch in $1 and test it out. If it works, then im sitting on my ass for the rest of my life :)
Now that's an idea I can live with ... although I still think that it will be a dollar lost :)Quote:
I say we get 30 members to pitch in $1 and test it out. If it works, then im sitting on my ass for the rest of my life
But the more members that contribute the less we have to pay :D
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Heck i'd hapily chip in a Buck, that's if i'm able to use it as a Tax write of that is.. ;)
And then if it works, do we all get our Buck back, + some of the money if it actually works.. ;)
Well I guess it's all fairytails ... as if we didn't know that :rolleyes:
Found a reference to the site on this site ..scroll a bit down ..
A bloke from the UK talks about a ripoff
They probably will send you the usual questions ...what's your interests ...what's your income ... where do you go on holliday etc..Quote:
I signed up to the 'expresspaidsurveys.com' and paid my registration fee of $34.95 (unlimited membership) to be able to take part in online surveys for cash.
In the last two weeks I have filled out an array of surveys and questionaires with personal details for the various listed companies, which are apparently required to set up personal portfolios, so that the companies can decide which surveys are suited to the individual, but so far I have been offered NO paid surveys.
Then they send this to the companies wanting your name and your interests ...THEY collect some cash for the info ...and you ...well you never get any surveys (unless they need to know more about you) and never get payed :mad:
Then again it could just be that only this person has had problems ...mmmm right :D
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Cemetric,
your quote is right. I was on a similar site (no membership fee) and they are constantly sending you interest surveys that are free. But I never got any paid surveys, and when I filled out surveys to be in the paid focus groups, at the end they always tell you that the quota for people "with your similar opinion or status" has already been filled and then as a 'gift', they enroll you in some bogus sweepstakes.
It's all a bunch of garbage.
I take part in Yougov surveys (nearly due my £50 from them now) and http://www.juicybrainspanel.com/.
I've had a £10 amazon voucher from the latter with no problems.
Paid to be lazy. sounds strange, but it often refers to earning money through passive income. This can include ads, investments, or content that keeps generating income after initial effort. While it looks easy, it usually requires smart planning, patience, and consistent work before results appear.
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That sounds like a total scam. Usually, if you have to pay a membership fee up front just to work or take surveys, you're never going to see that money again. I'd stay far away from anything asking for 30 bucks just to join.