In my previous post, I recommended 3 survey sites that I have participated in. I listed these sites because I have found them to be legitimate, which is more than others out there can say.
This post continues on with the subject of survey sites, only it offers up some advice that anyone who is involved with or thinking of joining a survey site should no doubt read. Good luck!
Tip #1:
Even though it may be time consuming and dreadful, read the terms of service. There is typically a condensed version in the FAQ’s sections but even so, it is not conclusive. If you have any reservations or further questions, either email the Customer Service department and ask questions until you are satisfied or just don’t sign up.
Tip #2:
Make certain that you make note when this trial period ends. Note: There are free reminder services that you can sign up with that will send you a reminder notice via email. Keep any confirmation emails that you receive so that you have proof, just in case, of when you started and ended your contract/service.
Tip #3:
While trial periods can be great, meaning that you can try it out and cancel without being out any money, many times after you have tried a particular offer, you can’t try it again with other survey sites (unless it is specifically stated in their terms and conditions). Thus, you eventually run out of available offers to try.
Tip #4:
Some sites have a time limit as to when you must cash out. For example, if you have earned the $25 minimum to cash out, you may have 90 days to do so. If not, it will expire and you won’t get paid.
Tip#5:
To keep things a little more organized, set up an alternate email account specifically for the taking of surveys. This will make it easier to keep track of which survey sites you have signed up with and will also enable you to better manage any offers that you have signed up for (such as free trial periods).
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