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$73.73 from Paid Surveys
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Danelle Ice - Home Ever After |
August 14th, 2008 |
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$73.73 Came in the Mail From Paid Surveys!
For the months of June and July, I received $73.73 from completing paid surveys! It’s easy to make money from home in your spare time, and it’s completely FREE. Paid surveys are a great way for homemakers, single parents, college students and retirees to make money from home. Who couldn’t use a little extra money to help their household with expenses and debt? If you haven’t read our Free Guide: Make Money with Paid Surveys yet, check it out now. It contains helpful tips to get you started making money from home today. No scams, no gimmicks. If you already know how paid surveys work and just need to sign up with survey panels, this link is for you: List of Paid Survey Companies.
I have very little time to complete surveys, so I only do the ones that pay the highest. There is usually a waiting period of 4-6 weeks from the time you complete a survey until you are paid. Be patient and keep doing them, and in no time the payments will start showing up!
Here are the recent payments I have received (real money, deposited in my PayPal account or paper checks mailed to me) from different survey companies lately:
- $6 check
- $5 check
- $2 PayPal
- $6 PayPal
- $5 Amazon gift card
- $25 Amazon gift card from Lightspeed
- $17.33 check from Viewpoint Forum for 2 surveys
- $7.40 check from Opinion Outpost for 2 surveys
Plus, I received the following products to test. I have since completed the surveys for both of them, but still have the free products!
- Full bottle of tinted moisturizer to test from high-end cosmetic brand
- 2 months’ worth of laundry detergent and dryer sheets to test
It’s important to me to let people know that paid surveys are a viable way to make extra money. It’s easy, and you can start doing it right now. You won’t become a millionaire doing surveys, but who couldn’t use an extra $73 to help out when fuel prices are so high?! If you haven’t read our free survey guide, give it a whirl now!
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