Paid Surveys and More Review: More Scams Coming Your Way?

Posted by Vince in Not Recommended | 0 comments

You may not see it but I actually scoffed when I heard about ‘Paid Surveys and More’. The name is pathetic and seems like it doesn’t have anything good to offer but anyway let’s still give them the benefit of the doubt.

The creator and author, someone named Kim Robbins, was pretty honest and straightforward with the first ‘letter’ to whoever is reading the sales page. She tells you upfront that this is NOT a get-rich-quick scheme but it’s definitely legit. Okay, so far she’s telling the truth.

But it all goes downhill from there.

I found several statements and claims which are simply outrageous and borders on the twisted facts which are typical in every single scam you can find on the internet.

1. Unlimited pool of EASY MONEY

For someone who’s a newbie in working from home, this may sound like they just stumbled on a gold mine. And that’s pretty much like being on an episode of Storage Wars, spending hundreds of dollars on something that has zero value.

Why?

Here’s the hard truth:

PAID SURVEYS WON’T MAKE YOU RICH.

There, I said it.

Besides, saying there’s ‘never a shortage of work’ is an understatement. If there’s anything you need to understand about this money-making opportunity it’s that there’s no way you can qualify for as much as five surveys in a day. At most, you might get two for the simple reason that some companies have very specific requirements. Oh and the pre-survey (which is pretty much a survey in itself) can take minutes and there’s every possibility of you still not being the ‘candidate’ they’re looking for.

2. Membership fee for ‘updated resources’

First of all, I have a special hatred reserved for people who make a cash cow of something you can find on the worldwide web for free. This is one of them. Kim once again made it sound like her website is the only place where you can find such information (whatever it is). You can scour the internet, find paid survey portals or sites which ask for ZERO membership fee. You can even find various dos and don’ts from different bloggers at no cost. Second, she’s practically pushing you to sign up. Well at least there’s no fake timer.

3. No value bonuses

Let’s try to find out the real deal behind these extra stuffs she threw in for the members.

• BONUS 1: There are companies who will pay you to do these things, YES, but take note that it’s never as easy as it seems. Often, you need to sign up for free trial or subscribe to magazines. Be extra careful and read the fine print because you might just end up with a bunch of credit card charges which you didn’t know about.
• BONUS 2: Generating money on autopilot is never a good idea, at least not when we’re talking about online money-making opportunities. You know what, here’s some advice: if someone tells you that you can make money in your sleep even with no experience and without telling you what it is you’ll really be doing, go run as far from it as possible.
• BONUS 3: You don’t have to sign up to Kim’s site to know about affiliate marketing. Besides, if you want legit information about them, ask the real experts on this. I’m not even sure Kim does exist. Anyway, I guarantee you won’t be ‘blown away’ by anything she says.

You might think there’s little risk here because Kim offers a 30-day money back guarantee. I hate to break it to you but here’s the very big catch:

In simpler terms, you won’t get any refund as long as you earned even one cent.

VERDICT:

Paid Surveys and More is a scam, no less. There are numerous complaints about how Kim Robbins is a big fraud. I suggest you look for other means of making money while working at home BUT if you’re so keen on making it with paid surveys, go for the legit ones because they’re for free.