Not everyone knows the options they have when it comes to paid surveys. Some are good, some are a big flop. Since I don’t do many paid surveys, I will share with you some survey sites I know of. Putting them all in this one article for you to select from.

• LightSpeed Consumer Panel: This website doesn’t pay in cash for it’s surveys. It pays in points. Then you redeem your points for different things, including cash. It all depends on what you want. LightSpeed sends quite a good amount of surveys to it’s users. This is the only survey site I am apart of. Sometimes I recieve one a day, sometimes I recieve less. It all depends.
• Survey Scout: Their claim is that you can make anywhere from $5-$75 per survey you take. I haven’t heard anything bad about them, and I do see their ad everywhere. I think it’s very possible. They also have paid to try products. They’re free and you get to keep the product when you’re done evaluating it.
• Survey Club: They don’t say anything about how many surveys you get, or what types. They do say they’re free to join though.
• PaidSurveysOnline.com: They claim that you can make anywhere from $5-$125 per paid survey and that they pay $4-$25 per hour to view movie trailers. They also say that you can get paid to drive your car.
• YellowSurveys.com: They say their’s a survey directory with over 500 survey companies in their database. Not too bad sounding, expecially since they’re free as well.
• Paid Surveys ect…: They claim that you can make $500-$3,500 per month from home. If that’s really possible, I wouldn’t know. Like the other survey sites listed above, they say that you can make anywhere from $5-$75 per survey. They also offer a calculator, using your answers to the questions on it the calculator can come up with a general sum of what you can make per week/per month.
• HighestPaySurveys.com: This survey site says that you can start earning today. They say that their surveys can earn you anywhere from $10-$300 per survey. They also say that you can receive up to $300 per hour doing online focus groups. They also have a long list of peoples comments about the site and the surveys offered.

These are obviously only a small dent into the survey world. I might expand on this at a later time. If you’ve tried any of these sites and have any comments about them (positive or negative), please share them. If you know of any good survey sites I haven’t listed here, please don’t hesitate to share those in the comments as well.

I’m obviously not a survey taker expert, but if taking them is something that interests you – I hope you check these out further. Some of them are free, some of them are not. It all depends on if they seem like something that’d be worth it in the long run. After all, who said your opinion was only worth 2 cents anyway?

Reader Suggestions:

• SurveyReminder.com
• SurveyAdventure.com