Take this as a warning. The ad reads, “Take the survey and bring in extra income.” Here is my opinion and survey of my own. If I were a tad younger, I would never— ever sign up for such personal-question surveys; however, today, being retired and with a slower pace of life, family has moved on, I gave it a go.

This is what I learned: I seemed to have signed up for multiple company surveys through the original one I did sign up for. Without knowing it. They all say, just sign in and here is a bonus for doing so. At this point, I am a slow on the uptake some days, but it’s starting to have an odour.

They all ask the same question, and on your end, spend 30 minutes on each. Only to be told no-can-do after filling out their questionnaire, “not valid.” And, no payout. You just poured your heart out, spent valuable time filling out surveys and in some questions I did not answer because they were getting far too personal. I’m really smelling a rat now.

So after the last survey that “I did complete,” they would not let me hit the enter button.
Alas, time is too valuable. I’m deleting anything and all to do with “Taking a survey and make extra money.” Another scheme of profiling.

WARNING: Beware of a “wolf in sheep’s clothing,” because nothing is free in this world.