all money's good money

[Mariek7693]

most people will pass on an offer to get 30 cents and they would probably feel cheated and might even refuse a penny.

I have literally been in line behind someone who had a few cents coming back to them in change and they walk out, either too impatient to wait for their pennies, or they just see no value in them.

Well, i bet that store owner loves that! If just 100 people walked away from 2 cents a day, that's 2 dollars and I'm willing to bet it happens more than that.

all money is good money and I'll take it!, honestly of course, I'll earn it and I'll let it add up a penny at a time if I have to.

[berthabutt]

LOL, a penny at a time sometimes. 

[ladavia89]

most people will pass on an offer to get 30 cents and they would probably feel cheated and might even refuse a penny.

I have literally been in line behind someone who had a few cents coming back to them in change and they walk out, either too impatient to wait for their pennies, or they just see no value in them.

Well, i bet that store owner loves that! If just 100 people walked away from 2 cents a day, that's 2 dollars and I'm willing to bet it happens more than that.

all money is good money and I'll take it!, honestly of course, I'll earn it and I'll let it add up a penny at a time if I have to.

People not taking their change actually messes up being able to balance out the registers at the end of the night/shift because they have to go through and figure out why the numbers don't match up like they should

But yes I try lower paying surveys all the time because I'm more likely to qualify

[mcornwell]

Every penny does count,especially here on FC.I usually start with the higher paying surveys first and work my way down.I'll try the lower paying ones if the estimated time is appropriate for the amount offered,10 to 15 minutes at most.I won't spend 30 or 40 minutes trying to make 20 cents.

[rob110]

Well said, and I do agree.

[catchow]

hmm cant say Ive ever been behind anyone at a store where they walk off without taking their money

[Tresbn00]

I value every penny and spend at least seventeen hours a day/seven days a week pursuing the almighty penny. I think that there are certain caveats, and good judgement, that need to be employed though. There is a time and a place for penny pursuit. For instance, one should pursue pennies in lieu of making thirty five dollars per hour at their regular job. Jeopardizing the greater good is counter productive. I think that the game is to make the most money possible in a day. If this can be done making pennies than that is the route to go. Generally speaking though, penny pursuit should be a facilitator to nickel/dime/quarter/paycheck pursuit. Sometimes working at a full time job doesn't make sense. If someone is making fifteen hundred dollars a month but pays fifteen hundred dollars a month for child care...the balance is uneven-to say the least.

[bshee58]

Yes, but as long as it is coming from a reputable company or persons, but remember it is the root of all evil, so don't let it get the best of you.

[nannycoe1]

Pennies add up, I will take it

[azooma]

well, I know the 2 to 5 dollar surveys immediately disqualifies us

[ladavia89]

well, I know the 2 to 5 dollar surveys immediately disqualifies us

The higher the pay the more specific demographic they're looking for or it's going to be a delayed credit for additional steps. All of them don't immediately disqualify

[ajamimajida]

Every penny counts on here and can add up quickly.  You need patience and time you can earn money.

[renee10]

I agree with you, every little bit makes a difference.

[azooma]

well, I know the 2 to 5 dollar surveys immediately disqualifies us

The higher the pay the more specific demographic they're looking for or it's going to be a delayed credit for additional steps. All of them don't immediately disqualify

yes they are,

[teresa3200]

Those pennies all add up, no matter where they come from.