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Step 1
Google different terms to come up with paid surveys. There are many different combinations of terms that sites use. Some you can try are “paid surveys,” “focus groups,” “market research,” “research groups,” “market survey,” “Research panelist,” etc.
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Step 2
Look for recommendations on websites that rate these sites such as 10xmore.com or another one that catches your eye. Also read through forums and blogs about surveys and look at the comments left at the end of articles about paid surveys.
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Step 3
When you do come across a site that you think may be legitimate, double check it against sites that list known scams like SurveyPolice, it’s one more step but could save you a lot of time in the long run.
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Step 4
read the fine print, there are many indicators of a scam in the Terms of Service (TOS) and User Agreement documents. Things to keep an eye out for are red flags such as the site’s ability to change the rules at any point for any reason, agreeing to receive email and offers from affiliates, the term “as-is,” and minimum participation or “offer” requirements. These are indications that the site may not be legitimate.
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Step 5
Once you are signed up for one or more survey sites, take note of the surveys they send you. At the top of many surveys will be a research or marketing company. Search for that website on the Internet and visit their site to see if they are accepting panelists.












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