Are there any legitimate "cash for survey" sites?

I have seen surveyscout.com, and about 537 others, but I would like to know if anyone has had a first hand profitable experience taking surveys and consumer questionarres...

Are there any legitimate "cash for survey" sites?
No they really aren't and they just spam you like crazy.
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Reply:If you decide to venture into this be sure and set up a seperate e-mail account just for this.





Otherwise you will get 20-30 e-mails daily from all sorts of people.





I tried it for a while but never got a cent from any of them and finally had to get rid of my e-mail account because the spam took over. Even when I would " opt out " of being on their e-mail list they still kept coming.





At best you will make 10-20 per month. In my opinion my time is worth more than $20 per month
Reply:I have received checks from Greenfield. Also Survey Spot and Harris Polls have been legitimate for me also.
Reply:Pinecone surveys pays $5 per survey. But you can't just sign up. You can apply, but I think it's hard to get accepted. I've been with them for years and I get $10 to $20 per month.





Also, Homescan gives you points you use toward prizes. Then, after a few years, you can get into their media rating program which pays up to $13 a month, plus chances for sweepstakes wins.





Most of them, though, tell you that you are entered into a sweepstakes that only the company's relatives ever win.





I just thought of 2 more -- Lightspeed where you earn points and then can cash them out. And Harris Poll does the same thing.
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