THE 5 ESSENTIAL PILLARS TO FILL OUT SURVEYS

PILLAR NUMBER ONE (US Address)

The survey companies par excellence prefer the Anglo-Saxon public, bone from countries such as the USA, Canada, UK, and Europe, because simply in those countries the companies for which the study is carried out are located, eg: Coca Cola, Pepsi, 7up, Wallmart, Costco, Target, Kmart, etc. which does not mean that the Latino public is not attractive to that market but it is less likely that surveys will reach a Latino than an Anglo-Saxon, And surveys is what we want to reach us in heaps Because it increases our earnings, another factor is that it is not classified in all that comes to you.

PILLAR NUMBER 2

-Another great recommendation that I learned from the experience gained in my time answering surveys is ELIMINATE COOKIES (A cookie is a small information sent by a website and stored in the user's browser so that the website can check the activity prior to the user), these are our enemies, cookies can give you a way to the polling companies because they reveal your browsing data, etc. even if your IP is from the USA, but we have ways to get rid of them.

1 -Manually in firefox, google or any browser you use

2-Clear all cookies

To delete all the cookies stored on your computer, you can open the cookies window,

as explained above, and use the button Delete all cookies

2 - Delete them automatically (* Recommended): you can download this firefox add-on, automatically delete cookies once the page you are working on is closed;) click here to download it

PILLAR NUMBER 3 (Have a PayPal account and an account in a US bank)

-This pillar is super important because almost 99% of the pages of surveys and survey companies pay by PayPal, but it is not only enough that you have a PayPal account, it is also very important to have an account in a USA bank, for that once you have funds available in PayPal you can transfer them to your bank account, this also gives you THE GREAT BENEFIT OF HAVING YOUR PAYPAL ACCOUNT VERIFIED.

-What is paypal: It is an American company, independent and belonging to the Internet electronic commerce sector that allows the transfer of money between users who have electronic mail, an alternative to the traditional paper method such as checks or money orders.

PayPal also receives money for applying the currency conversion (which is usually 5%, consisting of a variable rate according to "the conditions of the currency market" plus a fixed rate of 2.5%). Although when paying in a currency other than the main currency, PayPal allows the currency exchange to be provided by the credit card entity. Therefore, a conversion with a commission of up to 5% is applied to the amount to be charged to the credit card. This is another way that Paypal receives your income.

In summary, PayPal charges for the concepts of:

Charge a commission to the seller for using PayPal as a collection platform.

Charge a commission to the seller for withdrawing funds from their checking account.

PayPal does not charge for the concepts of:

Make a payment to another person or company (the buyer does not pay more than the price set by the seller).

Load money into the Paypal account.

Open different accounts in different currencies whenever it is within PayPal.

Account types:

Personal

Premier

Business

-To open your PayPal account click on the banner

PILLAR NUMBER 4 (Have a good list of trustworthy companies in which to work and fill in your profile correctly)

- Once you have completed the previous steps, we only have to get down to work or fill out surveys, which is the same haha;), Having a good list of companies to work is very important because it is useless to work if we are not going to pay

-How can you check my list is quite complete I have updated payment vouchers, which shows that the list of companies on the main page are highly profitable and are recommended by me to work on them.

The second most important aspect is a best registered on the polling page is to correctly fill out your profile because to a large extent it depends on the number of surveys that come to you, for example, if you say that you are a smoker, that you drink alcohol almost every day, that you have children, etc. you are more likely to receive surveys than if you say that you are healthy, that you do not smoke, that you do not have children. WHY THE SURVEYS COME TO YOU ACCORDING TO THE PROFILE YOU CHOOSE.

                                     THIS IS A GUIDE TO FILL IN YOUR PROFILE

These are the minimum tips to complete paid surveys, with these data you increase the probability of scoring the surveys by more than 50%.

1-You live in the USA

It is essential to be able to earn some money since companies only care about the opinions of people who live in the USA, the UK, Europe, or Spain.

2-Address in the USA

3-Zip code in the USA

We also get it on the pages mentioned above

4-You are married with children

Saying this allows them to send you more surveys as it makes you look like a Family

5-You earn between 60,000-70,000 dollars a year

It is very important since this makes you see yourself as a person with resources and able to buy a product without problems and have an opinion

6-You have a university education Here we can place Graduated College or higher It is also very important since it makes you look like a solvent person

7-You have 1-2 vehicles

It is very important since many surveys are related to automobiles

8-you have more than one credit card Apart from showing you as a person with resources, there are also many surveys related to this topic

9-You have a bank account Apart from showing you as a person with resources, there are also many surveys related to this topic

10-You are responsible for all purchases Here we could put All of it or Almost All This shows that you are the person who makes the decisions therefore if you have an opinion

11-you smoke

There are many surveys related to this topic

12-Alcohol shots

There are many surveys related to this topic

13-You have many articles

electronic (Led Tv, Play Station, Smartphone, Laptop, etc ...)

It is very important since this makes you see yourself as a person with resources and with a lot of opinion on different things

14-You have more than one pet (Dog, Cat ...)

There are many surveys related to this topic

15-You work Fulltime or Partime

You have to work to have resources is simple

16-None of your relatives works in TV, Radio, Marketing, Cinema, Retail, etc., nothing of which you may have privileged information.

We say that none of these or none of these since otherwise we will not rate any survey, this question is very important, they always ask it not only in the registry but also in the first qualification questions to a survey and we will always have to put the same, "None of this" or "None of Above" or "None of These" or simply "NO" depending on the case.

17-purchases on the internet at least 2-4 times per month.

18-You do not suffer any disease that prevents you from living a normal life

19-You go to the cinema more than 3 times a month and you always go to the premiere of each movie.

In this case, they ask how many movies you have gone to see in the last 2 months, the best answer would be 6 times or a little more. Many times, because of the questions they ask you, you can see that the survey is aimed at a certain sector, it is a matter of common sense, this is very necessary for this since understanding this will make it easier for you to rate more surveys. Let's give an example: In the previous image they ask how many times you have gone to the cinema to see a movie, we must assume that the survey may be about a movie or something related. Many times it is like that, you might be asked this or something similar

If the survey comes loaded with this type of questions, it is because a survey related to this sector is coming, here they are asking you if you have answered a survey about movies in the last 3 months, the best answers would be no, and so in most Of the cases, whatever the sector if they ask you if you have answered a survey of some kind in the last time, it is better to say no.

All these tips are applicable to any company or survey, they will not always ask the same questions or sometimes they will ask them differently, but in general, the idea is the same.

It is always recommended to answer each survey as soon as possible and carefully read the first qualifying questions.

Many times in some surveys they ask the same question 2 times this to see if you are paying attention and not answering anything.

It is very important to pay attention to this detail.

These are the minimum data to use but they do not guarantee that you will score 100% of the surveys.

FIFTH PILLAR (DO NOT BE FOOLED BY AMBASSADORS AND SOME IMPORTANT ASPECTS ABOUT THE WORLD OF SURVEYS)

There are many tricksters on the internet. If you google “Make money with surveys”, the first thing that will come out will be the results that lists of surveys offer at 39.99 USD.

NEVER BUY ANY LIST

These promise to earn from 25 to 75 USD for surveys = FALSE

This does not exist, companies pay from 1 to 10 dollars each, being the average of 2 dollars (I rarely see any of $ 20 but very few)

Registration in the survey pages is free, so the list they sell you can be found free on the internet, and instead, the pollsters pay you to join them and answer their surveys. NEVER PAY FOR A LIST OR JOIN A SURVEYING PAGE It's fake

Red Flags Work at Home Scams

Hearing about people being scammed and losing money through work at home schemes is becoming too common these days. Some types of these scams, like parcel forwarding, even drag the victim into violation of federal crimes, like identity theft and possession of stolen merchandise.

Here are some signs that can predict whether an income opportunity could be a scam:

Lots of money for simple tasks / jobs

"Earn $ 5,000 a week through part-time work!". Through major claims like these are sure signs of success of a scam about to occur.

Strangers find job opportunities out of nowhere

If you are offered a job without being interviewed by her, known to someone by her, or even not applying for it, there is a good chance it is a scam.

Protect your key character information from these types of people (especially details like your Social Security number). Failure to do so could lead to something like identity theft.

Payment in advance requests

The red flag should be raised if someone asks you to pay upfront in order to sign in with a new business. This is more so if the amount in question is quite large and if you do not have enough information about the business of 'internal operation. In short, stay away.

Scams that require payment of an "upfront fee" are all too common and come in a lot of varieties.

You are asked to wire the payment

When you pay someone via bank transfer, the process is irreversible. Wire transfer is also perfectly legal and immensely convenient.

People who intend to scam often use this route (with the money being connected to a foreign destination) to request payments from you. This is because they know that once you make the transfer, there is no chance of you getting it again.

Being pressured to make an immediate payment

When you are persuaded to accept any unsolicited job offers or will be asked to make investments in any type of business and are being pressured to do so immediately, it is time to step back.

Thoroughly assess the situation before committing and if someone plays the "limited time / offer" card, ask them to take their offer elsewhere. Simply put, ignore people who pressure you to accept, as this is a huge sign that something is wrong.

Refusal to provide all details in writing

stress on all the information that is provided to you in writing. You should also push for proof regarding any claim you hear.

Sift through all the documentation that is provided and see if they answer your questions. If that party is withholding details and avoiding questions, disassociate with them.

References missing or not trustworthy

A legitimate business should not falter when asked for referrals. It must also be able to provide many instead of just a handful. Request references and be sure to check on your own.

Don't be swayed by wonderfully written testimonials. However, don't base your final decision on referrals alone. They are just the first step following that, a careful background check is recommended.

How to go about performing such a check? ... Start by searching the company name on the web.

The contact information provided is incomplete or insensitive

You need to be extremely careful of companies that try to encourage you to join them or sign up for any of their programs, but not provide enough through useful and accessible contact information.

Don't settle for a phone number and website just like any sensible and realistic business will have a physical presence; even if it is a one-room installation. A street address is the minimum and no, PO box address will not do, as they are the most preferred by scammers.

If you have a physical address, take it upon yourself to verify its authenticity by searching online. There are a number of tools today like Google Street View images of address locations and a myriad of "Who's Owners" website look-ups. These are bound to be resourceful in their search.

You will be asked to pay for some expensive things

Your sixth sense should be alarmed if you are asked to pay for any expensive things like equipment, inventory, software or even information to help the business get started.

These often turn out to be the most persuasive of business opportunities. They may seem real, but they certainly are not. Very often, people become aware of the scam when they don't receive the material they paid for. The best way to avoid this situation is to fully verify the company and its business model.

Mansions, beaches, palm trees and Bikinis

If the ad that has your attention includes any of the above terms, it should be a scam. Successful people in scamming use such attractive things as bait to attract people.

This is very much in the mold of kidnappers who promise that children a bar of chocolate if they got into their cars.

You find the tab in the spam box of your email

that miracles happen is a known fact. However, how could a man sitting in faraway Romania possibly know about his search for a work-at-home business opportunity?

He could still, but if his communication to the one who is considered SPAM, it is better to stay away.

Most often, scammers "harvest" email identifiers from people looking for job opportunities elsewhere. You should immediately trash such emails without having to go through the "Remove me from this list" link, included in these types of emails at the bottom.

The true purpose of these links is to confirm the active nature of your email ID and once you click on them there is a danger of more SPAM.

Websites and resources to help you guard against scammers

In order to protect yourself against scammers, you need to research. When you come across a new work at home opportunity, be sure to use the following websites to get an idea of what the company is all about and if Whether or not anyone else has any experience with them.

• RipOffReport.com
  Unlike accreditation, it does not hide reports of complaints that have been "resolved" far. EACH complaint remains in public for the purpose of promoting a work history of that individual company or; without any modifications at all.
• ScamBusters.org
  Here you will find plenty of resources on how you can avoid falling victim to popular scams, urban legends, and viruses.
• WebAssured.com
  The Seal of Warranty on this website allows ALL reliable websites to compete with each other on a similar playing field. This completely denies the popularity of a site or its brand recognition. This seal also helps people who shop online and also encourages trustworthy web sellers.
• Scam.com
  Head over to this "work from home" section of this section to read about other people's views on the many opportunities to earn an income at home.
• Fraud.org (Centro Nacional de Información de Fraude / Fraude en Internet Watch) 
  Here consumers can find information that will help them avoid falling victim to internet and telemarketing fraud. The site also helps people affected by getting law enforcement agencies to file complaints quickly and easily.
• FTC.org (Comisión Federal de Comercio) 
  FTC influences almost every issue that concerns the financial lives of American residents. In fact, the agency has often come in handy in its reputation for ensuring a fair and competitive market for businesses and consumers in recent years. When established in 1914, the FTC's primary objective was to end unfair competition methods and practices carried out in commerce, which was a broader part of the "Trust Breaking" movement. Since then, Congress has only the strongest and most powerful organization through enactment and approval or a series of vital laws.

How to report a home-based business scam?

All victims must report a scam to the contrary, the chances of getting any kind of justice are very low. Although there is no guarantee that the scammer reported being caught and punished, reporting can still help in different ways.

conclusion

Now, I want to make sure that we are clear on one thing, just because there are so many businesses related to home-based scams, that does not mean that every single work at home opportunity you come across is going to be another scam. There are plenty of legitimate online jobs out there. You just have to be smart about it and know how to separate the two.

Remember, the easiest way to protect yourself against work at home scams is to investigate and be realistic. If you come across the opportunity that sounds too good to be true, don't jump right in, take your time, read some related forums, ask other people, check out work-at-home blogs, do whatever it takes to learn as much as you can before making any decisions.

Also, please share this message with your friends and family. The more people know about these things, the fewer people will be victims of these work at home scams.

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