If You Pay Insurance and They Cancel It and You Payed Half the Year Can You Get Your Money Back

How much time do you spend on the Internet every day?

An hour? (yeah right!)

Two? Three? Five?

If you're using search engines, surfing the web, watching videos, playing games or doing one of a dozen other activities – you could be earning a little extra money for your time. I've looked through a lot of the sites, many of which are listed on our epic post of 276+ confirmed sites and pulled out ten of the best. These names may be new but many of them are owned by major corporations you've heard of (does Nielsen Ratings sound familiar?).

Here are 10 sites that pay you money for doing things you're already doing for free! 🙂

Table of Contents

Survey Junkie
Swagbucks
Nielsen Computer & Mobile
InboxDollars
LifePoints
Pinecone Research
Ibotta
National Consumer Panel
UserTesting

Survey Junkie

Do you like taking surveys and getting paid? If so, Survey Junkie is for you because that's all they do. No games, things to download, offers to sign up for and cancel — just surveys. They pay you in points that are easily converted into cash via PayPal or digital gift cards (many vendors, including Amazon and Target) you can spend easily.

It's one of our readers' favorite sites and one of the most popular.

Join Survey Junkie

Swagbucks

One of the biggest reward sites (they've paid out nearly $160 million), they pay you Swagbucks (worth a penny each) for answering surveys, surfing the web, shopping, using search, watching videos, playing games, and more. You turn your earned Swagbucks into cash or gift cards (300 SB = $3 Amazon gift card) and you get a $5 sign up bonus to start.

Join Swagbucks

Nielsen Computer & Mobile

Nielsen Computer & Mobile Mobile is a completely passive market research panel where you install their app and get paid for your activity. They use it to study internet behavior and it doesn't impact your computer or mobile devices' performance. They don't collect any personal information, it just collects the contents of the websites you visit. Nothing private is tracked or stored.

To join this free panel – enter your demographic information, see if you qualify, and install their app. Then, just wait for your rewards!

Join Nielsen Computer & Mobile

InboxDollars

A rewards site that pays out cash for answering surveys, watching videos, surfing the web, shopping, and more. The big difference is that you get paid in cash, no converting into gift cards here, and you can also earn for reading emails (and clicking a link inside them). If you want to learn a lot more about them, you can read our review of InboxDollars or just sign up and start earning!

Join InboxDollars

LifePoints

LifePoints is another platform where you can earn rewards for taking surveys. It's run by Lightspeed Research Limited, which has been around since 1946 and one of the leaders in the market research space. They boast over five million members in 70 countries.

Get 10 LifePoints when you sign up. (our full review of LifePoints goes into greater detail)

Join LifePoints

Pinecone Research

Pinecone Research is a market research company that offers up short products surveys that pay out $3 each. They're typically very quick, simple, and frequent enough – plus it's free to sign up so there's no risk. They don't play any games with points and weird conversion numbers, just a straight three bucks a survey.

Join Pinecone Research

Ibotta

You buy groceries right? If you're willing to add a step to your process, you can get cash back on your supermarket purchases by downloading the Ibotta app. You load up rebates by doing simple tasks (answering one question surveys, reading recipes, etc.) and then cash them in by taking a photo of your receipt. New users get an extra $10 after their first redemption.

Join Ibotta

National Consumer Panel

National Consumer Panel (NCP) is a partnership between Nielsen (the TV and radio ratings company) and IRi (a massive market research company) that collects consumer shopping behavior. When you sign up to be a panelist, you may be sent (based on eligibility) a scanner or access to their phone app. Then, scan everything you buy to earn rewards. You're going to buy it anyway, you might as well earn some rewards for it!

Join National Consumer Panel

UserTesting

If you have a computer, camera, and microphone, you can test websites for $10 a pop. Testing a website takes 20 minutes and consists of reading a script, so you understand what you're doing, and then performing some activity on a website as you speak your thoughts out loud. Those activities include shopping for a product (you don't actually buy anything, you just go through the steps), looking up information, and other typical website tasks.

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Jim Wang is a thirty-something father of four who is a frequent contributor to Forbes and Vanguard's Blog. He has also been fortunate to have appeared in the New York Times, Baltimore Sun, Entrepreneur, and Marketplace Money.

Jim has a B.S. in Computer Science and Economics from Carnegie Mellon University, an M.S. in Information Technology - Software Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, as well as a Masters in Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University. His approach to personal finance is that of an engineer, breaking down complex subjects into bite-sized easily understood concepts that you can use in your daily life.

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He is also diversifying his investment portfolio by adding a little bit of real estate. But not rental homes, because he doesn't want a second job, it's diversified small investments in a few commercial properties and farms in Illinois, Louisiana, and California through AcreTrader.

Recently, he's invested in a few pieces of art on Masterworks too.

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