If you have not tried Dollar Surveys yet, now is the time to do it when everyone can use extra money! Dollar Surveys pays you $1 per survey and it goes directly into your Paypal account. Yes, I have been paid and even though it is only $1, I appreciate any money being deposited into my Paypal account. Then since I have the Paypal debit card I just use my card shopping once I have a nice cushion in my account or I could always transfer my Paypal money into my checking/savings account.
Basically, you enter your email and then it will pre-screen you for a survey. It usually is quick, anywhere from 5-25 minutes per survey, and sometimes you will be allowed to take another one if your criteria fits. It is essentially a win-win situation as you didn’t spend a lot of time and hopefully you qualify. I usually do qualify and earn my $1. Overall, Dollar Surveys is similiar to other survey companies with their screening process but their is no minimum to cash out and they automatically deposit into your Paypal in about a week. You do have to have a Paypal account to get paid, but having a Paypal account is free.
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Nope this is FREE. You don't even sign up other than putting in your email address. Then you enter the survey where you get screened. I have noticed sometimes they want you to check out a website before you can access the survey but that does not happen all the time.
Is registration to Dollar Survey free? I've come across a lot of paying survey companies that charge some amount of $ before you can even participate.