Hey there, fellow survey seekers! In this blog, we're diving into the wonderful world of online survey sites. It's like a treasure hunt for extra cash, isn't it? I'll be comparing my five favourite platforms: Attapoll, Survey Pop, Qmee, Zap, and MSR. So, let's grab a cuppa and get ready to find the perfect match for your survey-taking needs!
In today's digital age, earning extra income through online surveys has become increasingly popular. With a multitude of survey sites available, it can be overwhelming to choose the right platform that suits your needs. I'm here to help you make an informed decision when selecting a survey site...
1. Survey POP
First up is Survey Pop, the no-fuss, straight-to-the-point survey app. It's my current favourite and the app keeps things simple and you can also earn by playing games or starting trials (just don't forget to cancel them to avoid being charged) . They've got a decent number of surveys to keep you busy, although availability might vary depending on your demographics. You can cash out at just £4 and when you do they offer you a very quick 1 minute survey for an impressive £1.60 so it's increasingly easy to reach the target. You get your first 80p survey with my code 6R6DZW. Click this link to join.
2. Attapoll
With their nifty mobile app for Android and iOS, you can earn while you're out and about. The surveys cover all sorts of topics, keeping things interesting. They'll even ping you in real-time when new surveys pop up. Surveys start small at 1p but they can go up to over £1 if you stay consistent. You need to reach £10 to cash out but you can boost this by inviting friends and family to join on your code. To get you started click here to get your first 40p credited to your account.
"Dedicated survey-stashers can typically make £200-£800 a year in cash and vouchers" Martin Lewis - Money Saving Expert
3. Qmee
Qmee is the survey site with a twist! They're like the James Bond of survey platforms, sneaking in extra cash opportunities. Besides surveys, you can also earn cashback by clicking on sponsored links. Plus, you can cash out with any amount to Paypal. Qmee also offers gift cards with a minimum £5 cash out. For a 50p sign up bonus, click here.
4. Zap
Say hello to Zap, this survey app is slightly more technical to navigate and the survey rewards can be low but there are extra bonuses for logging in daily and completing tasks. You also do need to reach $25 to cash out which can take a bit of time. To take a look click here.
5. MSR
Last but not least, we have MSR, or as I like to call it, the survey site with a techy twist. They've got the brainpower to gather feedback for all sorts of cool research projects. This app has additional anonymous tasks for you to earn points, MSR points then convert to cash. You need to reach £10 to cash out and you can choose gift cards or paypal. You get a welcome bonus of 50 points for joining which is doubled to 100 points when you use my link.
Which one will you choose?
There you have it, survey enthusiasts! We've taken a trip through the survey site wonderland. Attapoll and Survey Pop keep things user-friendly, while Qmee sneaks in some cash with online searching. Zap is fun, and MSR brings the big guns with specialized tasks. Now, it's up to you to choose the survey site that tickles your fancy. Remember, surveys are a fun way to earn some extra dough, but don't rely on them as your main income source. So, go forth, answer those questions, and enjoy the survey-taking adventure!
Important: Earnings from survey sites may be taxable, though for most people this won't be the case, especially if you're just doing it as a hobby. But if you get serious with it, or already have income from self-employment, then you might need to pay tax.
Before you go... Have you heard of Oh my Dosh? It's a cashback site where you can cash out at £10 and you can get a £1 bonus by joining with my link.
Affiliate disclaimer: I have personally earned money from all of the sites I've recommended and I may receive a small reward if you sign up using my links/codes.
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