any paid surveys in philadelphia available? for Questionland Philadelphia

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any paid surveys in philadelphia available?

I am a new mom who is looking to make some extra cash to help support my family. I was wondering if anyone knew of any paid surveys, or sleep studies, etc., in the Philadelphia area... The extra cash is desperately needed in these trying times... especially with my beautiful new daughter in my life... I just want to be able to provide a better life for her, and every little bit helps! Thanks!

Sheismyangelbaby asked in Whatever over 2 years ago | Report

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Try the universty of Penn. The always have sleep studies or shall I say lack of sleep studies.When the dental school students test you can have your teeth cleaned and they pay you 100.00. Don't worry they instructor will be right there.Also sign up for mock juries at Temple University.

Michael Watkins answered in Whatever 3 months ago | Report

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Paid for surveys

yayavarshah answered in Whatever about 1 year ago | Report

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Sign up for Schlesinger and Associates. They are a very reputable market research company based right here in Philadelphia. I am a working professional and I've been on their list for years. Once you sign up, they send you emails periodically depending on your stats. The initial screening survey is done through a web-based online survey and is very easy. If you qualify, they call you. I had a friend get paid $100 just for showing up. He didn't need to stay because they had enough people.

Here's the link to their website:

http://www.schlesingerassociates.com/

Click on "Participate in Research" and go from there.

"S" answered in Whatever over 2 years ago | Report

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Most of the stuff you find online are going to be scams - or if not scams, then just enterprises far less fruitful than they advertise. Honestly, your best bet might be to call the universities around the area to see if you have some sort of health condition they're studying.

Also, I haven't heard about posted by the previous respondent, but it might be worth checking out.

Andrew Thompson answered in Whatever over 2 years ago | Report

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