SurveySpot Reviews and Features

SurveySpot

6 Research Drive, Shelton, Connecticut  06484 US
Tel: 1.866.360.9575   Contact: [email protected]
Operated by: Dynata

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KEY FEATURES:

SurveySpot was launched back in the year 2000, by the market research powerhouse, Survey Sampling International (now known as Dynata). Take online surveys for great rewards and chances to win sweepstakes.

Rewards

SurveySpot offers 4 different types of rewards for your participation. You can cash out with PayPal, or elect to request iTunes vouchers, Amazon vouchers, or Air Miles! Start cashing out once you have earned as little as $5 in points ($10 for PayPal requests).

New Member Cash Draw

New members automatically receive an entry into the $10,000 quarterly cash sweepstakes draw. Additional entries are awarded each time a survey is successfully completed. The more surveys you take, the better chance you have of winning!

SurveySpot Instant Win Game

All online surveys offer an instant win play where you can play a slot machine or scratch card game with a chance to win additional prizes.

Survey Details

The time it takes to complete an online survey will vary, however most surveys offered by SurveySpot take between 10-15 minutes to complete. Most surveys are rewarded within the range of 50 to 100 points, depending on their length and complexity.

Eligibility: SurveySpot is open to USA residents only.

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SurveySpot Reviews (373)

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September 17, 2010 by Emily from United States

Surveys are mostly for sweepstakes entries and a try at their instant win game. (if your lucky). Not much cash to be made here.
Always tell you that your opinion means a lot to them, yea, with a sweepstakes entry. Sad! Most not mean that much. They are the ones making out, not you!
I will no longer take nor will I let my teens (they will have you ask your teen too) take there worthless surveys.
My time and my teens time is worth more than a slim to no chance of winning a sweepstakes.
Don't bother unless you like doing surveys for nothing!

September 17, 2010 by Catherine from United States

I've been with Survey Spot since 6/10/09.
They do send you a ton of surveys, but they don't pay you for them. I made $1.00 with them since I joined. And that was before the switched over to their new point system. Now it will take you forever to get enough points to cash out because they hardly ever send out surveys which pay in points.
They actually expect people to sit there and spend 40 minutes taking a survey for a sweepstakes entry?
Which is the only incentive they offer.
I'm not wasting my time anymore with Survey Spot.
I have taken plenty of suveys with them in hopes of at least winning a sweepstakes.
After all I have gotten 100 entries into the
sweepstakes from a single survey ( you get
to play the instant win game after you take a survey , which I doubt anyone ever wins and it always comes up with "You win bla bla bla entries into the sweepstakes".
What a joke.
Don't waste your time, there are far better survey sites out there.

September 17, 2010 by Kim from United States

I've completed soooo many surveys with these guys that I don't get credited for. Don't waste your time. There's good survey sites out there that actually give you credit. Stay away from this one! I'm "opting out"

September 17, 2010 by Angela from United States

If you write to customer service about technical problems such not being directed back to their site after taking surveys so you can earn your compensation they never get back to you. If surveys have other technical problems they also ignore your contact. They issue a complaint number so you feel your technical issue was taken but they never write back or ammend the situation. You get suckered for your time.

September 17, 2010 by Marty from United States

For the most part, this is a waste of your valuable time and I'll tell you why; the e-mail invites are clear and they do spell out quite clearly the rewards, but most of their surveys are for chances at a non-existent "Grand Prize".
Maybe 1 out of 5 or 6 surveys are something you could use to build your account.