Do you bother at all?

[seesawing]

I need to amend what I just wrote because right now these 10¢ and 15¢ surveys in my list are freezing up after clicking.  They don't load at all {Review Robin surveys}.  No action in the progress bar.  No problems earlier today with Say So or Peanut Labs surveys.  But I've experienced three in a row and going for about five more.  Grrrr  I will do a PC clearing cookies and cache to do what I can on my end.

[Segun15]

Try and take the shorter surveys. The shorter surveys may take you a shorter amount of time to do. And you don't get a lot of cents for them but they still do add up and help you make the $25 in a long run

[ladavia89]

I find that lower paying surveys tend to be looking for less specific demographics so you're more likely to qualify. I wouldn't be able to cashout every month if I didn't do the ones under $1.

This isn't meant to be a replacement for a job so it's not going to be a lot of money. You can decide how much you think your time is worth but you need to have realistic expectations

[nannycoe1]

I'm with you OLDBUDDY!

[alarisracing]

Any and all surveys are worth a try.

[stretch1967]

I don't like mdoing the cheap surveys. As for those videos 15 minutes for a penny I wont do them

[breazybu]

The smaller paying surveys are more likely to pay something {be it 5¢ or DQ1¢}; yes, there are some duds in there (server unavailable, 404 Error, etc.).  The higher paying surveys shouldn't be ignored (no matter the est. time) because you'll still usually get the penny.  Many of those higher paying surveys target health conditions, but not all.  Don't second-guess your demographics either, just go for it.

I always click on the higher ones even if I think I won't qualify, you never know. A lot of them I get DQ'd but every once in a while I get 5$.

[dsosnowski06]

I do them all and hope for the best.  I agree that even the penny counts

[JoyinJ]

What oldbuddy said.  Quick pennies are great!

[mapiklfish]

I mostly go for the surveys that are shorter.  I have come across 3 minute surveys that actually were 3 minute surveys and paid 50 cents.  I love those.  Every now and then I've even gotten a 1 minute survey that really was just a couple of questions and paid 50 cents or more.  Love those.  What I don't like, are the surveys that say 3 min or 5 min and then, after the initial questions, it says there's a survey for 25 min do you want to take it.  It doesn't say how much it pays either.  Often, when I click on a 5 min survey it's because I have time for a 5 min one but not a half hour one right then.

[bshee58]

I like the shorter ones the most, there are some ones that take at 20 minutes or so to do, but if they go longer than that, it does tend to become a nuisance.

[bleyd]

Sometimes I do...but only if I've done everything else..like PTC, daily email, videos and if I have time.

[tweety0412]

I do any surveys. Even if you get DQ for 1c it still adds up.

[rwhite17]

I try a variety of them but do not limit myself to just high paying ones as even smaller ones add up and you never know which ones will be long and which ones short

[squirrelgirl44]

I don't attempt surveys that say they take longer than 20 minutes. Even a 20 minute one better pay over 75c to make it worth my while. Qualified and completed three today (so far)