Showing posts with label taking surveys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label taking surveys. Show all posts

Monday, August 17, 2020

Paid Viewpoint Surveys

I spend about an hour a day taking or attempting to take surveys. The most enjoyable site I've found so far to do this with is PaidViewpoint.com. The set up on this site makes taking surveys fast and easy. I joined after seeing a link on Twitter and I don't have any regrets. 

What makes me so happy with Paid Viewpoint? Let me tell you.
  • As I said the surveys are well formatted to be easy to complete.
  • They pay in cash to your Paypal account and the threshold is $15 dollars which is lower than many other survery sites.
  • You won't be screened out once you start a survey and are answering honestly. Other sites can over extend invitations so that you get half way through or more and you get terminated and told they have enough respondents. I know this happens because it has happened to me. So frustrating.
  • Your personal information is never sold by them.
One other thing happened recently that made me like this company even more. I got an email thanking me for my responses on a survey. The company requesting the survey said my responses were very helpful. How nice was that?

Honestly you won't get rich doing this but pennies add up to dollars and more dollars in my life means more yarn. What would you do with your pennies? If you want to sign up and see what PaidViewpoint is all about you can click the link in the 1st paragraph or the link in the embedded tweet below.


Imagine filling up your own bright green piggy bank!

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Thursday, July 23, 2020

Silly Question

I have been taking online surveys for several years now. I enjoy the process most of the time and I get a bit of yarn money or Etsy fees money by doing this. Not a lot of yarn or Etsy fee money but enough.One question comes up rather often the just leaves me scratching my head. It is "How do you feel about this company?" 

The answers can be given different ways depending on how the survey was set up. Sometimes it is on a 1 to 10 scale and sometime a slider along a line that you can move closer or farther from a heart. To me the silly part is the fact that they think I might have an emotional connection to a corporation even though the Supreme Court equated them with people. Being a customer does not mean I love you. It means that you have a product or service for me to buy at a price I am willing to pay. Does a business really need more than my money?

I hope I am not so strange that I am the only one who thinks this way. Come on, let me know I am not alone.


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