The Myths About Paid Surveys - Rumors or Reality - Part III

The realities of paid surveys are that they pay as much as one earns - as with any other job.
Paid surveys can also be a very nice hobby for those who occasionally want to use their free time to earn some nice prizes and bonuses.

Myth VI: Paid Surveys Require Lots of Effort and Time

Paid surveys require exactly as much time as anyone is willing to devote.
If you wish to complete paid online surveys every day and maximize your earnings, you will choose to subscribe to numerous survey sites, and will invest in creating a profile of a prompt, accurate, and reliable survey respondent who's always available for a survey.
Therefore, it's up to you whether to spend a whole day completing surveys, or just a few hours a week, occasionally.
Usually, survey companies distribute screener surveys to determine the subscribers who are available and ready to respond.
Therefore, potential survey takers who want to remain on the mailing lists they subscribed for should complete the screener surveys and also the subsequent surveys.

Myth VIII: Paid Surveys Are Not a Serious Career

Paid surveys, on their own, can rarely substitute a full-time career with the bonuses and perks that employers provide.
If you dedicate your time to completing surveys, and vary your routine with some mystery shopping, paid email, or another work-from-home task, it can be highly rewarding and can bring you good money.
Because people can choose how much time to allocate to completing surveys, it is up to each individual whether paid surveys will be just a chill-out activity, or more than a hobby.
 Whether you choose to complete paid surveys as a hobby, or a part-time job, you not simply earn cash and rewards, but you also gain lots of knowledge about your own consumer behavior and the choices you can make in the future.