Get paid to take Surveys: Survey sites are a great way to make cash online. Large companies pay these survey sites to survey a group of people, and in turn, these sites pay those surveyed for their time spent taking the survey. It's a easy and quick way to generate some extra money, but there are many "fake" survey sites out there, so it is best to be careful when signing up. Most survey sites will send you an email when they have a survey for you to fill out, and will then pay you via check or PayPal for taking the survey. One word of caution: NEVER pay a "survey" website to join them, or to get a list of survey sites. You DO NOT need to pay for this information, or to sign up-if they are asking you to pay to sign up, chances are that they are a fake site. Below you will find several legitimate survey sites that truly pay. SurveySavvy: SurveySavvy is one of the largest survey websites. They send many different types of surveys, for many different companies. They pay via check, and they pay anywhere from $1-$100 per survey. However, one of the downsides of SurveySavvy is that not everyone who signs up gets surveys-they email out surveys to those who fit the criteria they are looking for. Sometimes you will fit this criteria, sometimes you won't. Either way, SurveySavvy is still one of the besy survey sites out there. PineConeResearch: PineCone is another big name in the online survey circles. PineCone pays $5 checks for each survey, and generaly sends out at least 1 survey a week. Unfortunately, it is hard to get into PineCone-the only way to get into PineCone is to find an advertisement for them, and use that to sign up. They are constantly changing where they advertise. While is may sound like a daunting task to find this link, it's not too hard-consider using Blingo and searching for "Pinecone banner." SurveyDirect: SurveyDirect is a newer survey site with a wide variety of surveys offered. Sign up here, and take surveys on everything from magazines to movie trailers. They pay via PayPal. Payment is sent in exactly 8 weeks, so it is a little slow, but they are reliable. Brandport: Brandport is a survey site targeted at strictly college students. They require a .EDU email address to sign up. They pay you to take surveys on many different things, from vacation advertisements to reviews of other college sites. They pay via PayPal. Keynote: Keynote pays you to take surveys and review different websites. They pay via Amazon.com gift certificates. Their surveys are generally pretty long (45 minutes at least) but they pay fast and are very reliable. Have I been paid by Keynote: Yes
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