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Can Surveys = Money?
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By Steven Mohrman

Can Surveys = Money? Looking online for legitimate ways
to make money from home can be overwhelming. Any search
inquiring into online business opportunities will likely result
in dozens of ads claiming you can make money from home filling
out online surveys. Well, can surveys = money? Lets put
this into perspective.

Reading the sales pages for these surveys = money companies can
lead you to believe that all you have to do is register as a
willing survey participant and your inbox will become flooded with opportunities. So many, in fact, that you will never have to
work for the man again. And, if you’re a stay at home Mom, look no further, you can spend all your precious days with your
children and earn more than enough to send them to an IV league school, just by answering a few questions.

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I know my tone is sarcastic, but the surveys = money hype is
just not true. If I could make even $75 an hour filling out other peoples survey’s I’d be a fool to spend my time writing this
article. Good people, who just want to get ahead, are “sold” these ideas that make me ill. Yes, many established and
aspiring companies do pay for opinions before developing products for new markets, or test campaigns before huge launches.
It’s cheaper than failing in he marketplace. However, the truth with paid survey programs is that, for one, they are selling
the same lists of prospective companies to everyone. Now lets
step back, and see what this means.

Research into common search engine terms reveals that the search
“paid survey” receives over 185,000 searches a month, (that

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