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  1. Hello, thank you for sharing this review. I have done surveys on different sites and I agree that in order to make money doing surveys, you need to commit a lot of time to it. Then there are always the questions that are asked to check if you are qualified, and when after 20 or 25 minutes you receive the message that you do not qualify for this particular survey, it can be a little frustrating 😉 Funnily enough, I am the unusual survey taker who doesn’t have a TV at home (because I believe it wastes time), nor do I have any gaming consoles, and because of those reasons I do not qualify for several surveys, lol.
    I had never heard of survey spotter before. It sounds a little troublesome not to get paid by them directly but to have to check with every of their affiliate survey companies instead to get paid. Your nr. 1 recommendation sounds so much better!

    1. HI Christine,

      The advantage of using Survey Spotter is that they will register you with all those survey panels at once. But even if you have all these sites sending you invitations, it’s not easy to make £300 per month.

      I am not the average survey taker either as I am not a parent, I don’t have TV, nor videogames. So, you can imagine it’s pretty difficult to qualify for any survey.

  2. You say to start your own website anyone can do it. I don’t understand don’t you have to have something to sell or something to offer.

    1. You don’t have to sell or anything on your site to make money. You could simply place adsense (google advertising) to earn money, but you will need a decent number of page views. However, you can also actively promote products as an affiliate and earn a commission if someone purchases the product though your link. But you are just placing links that direct visitors to the merchant’s website.
      Your main job is to provide content as I am doing right now with this site. Follow this free 10 lesson training to understand more!
      I hope that helps!

  3. When I start to sign up I am asked to tick for my personal data to be shared with others. I really need some extra cash but I’m scared about giving out info I’m 77yrs. So I stop signing and I’m not getting anywhere. Can you advise me is it okay to tick to share info. Beatrice

    1. This is very personal. In my opinion, I think it’s ok to share the data because companies only want to improve their services by performing careful marketing research. They usually cannot trace back the information to your name

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