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Not thrilled with it but manageable but prefer the old look

I was on yesterday morning before you had posted and it looked the same to me so I was confused lol. But now I see what you're talking about. I wish things would stay the same but it doesn't seem like it'll be a hassle so I guess it'll be okay.

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2 hours for $200 is excellent. But just cause you snagged it once doesn't mean you can snag it again. That said, I'd probably only do an hour+ focus group for that little money if it was about something I also just get excited talking about (travel, food or personal finance), whereas I'd do the $200 dollar one on just about anything. Though conveniently, there tends to be overlap between "things I'm excited to talk about" and "things I don't get screened out of", anyway.

flavor

One hour 15 minutes- for $25 gift card is not bad for sitting at home.I'm guessing the other focus group wasn't with erewards?Different companies pay differently so you have to think of the company who is making the offer.Plus I like Erewards they have always paid and don't really give me as much grief as other companies.Knowing me I would do it.

If doing surveys is just a " part time job" kinda thing I'd say do it..since where else can you make $75 for an hr & 15 mins of work??..work in which 3/4 of the time we type something or click a mouse & place our answers...

Okay so I found something I don't like- after doing multiple surveys it doesn't tell you have many you have done for 50 points -so now you have to keep track of that yourself.I would rather see how many attempts I have made instead of keeping track of it myself. Okay got to the 5 limit today and once you get there it'll pop up that you have completed 5 and then it will ask if you want to continue or close out.So that was good I thought it was just going to continue on.However I would like to see my progress as I am going guess I am old school that way.

I recently got some other free stuff, nothing to do with surveys either. More like from writing reviews of stuff I bought through Amazon. Sometimes I receive emails from companies that ask me to review their products, but they weren't any products I had an interest in and they weren't free either, although they were greatly discounted or just pay shipping. So I just didn't reply to them. But about a month ago this company (Tenergy) contacts me about a battery charger and two 18650 LiPo batteries to review, and 100% free! The charger sells for $45 and the batteries for $24. So I said YES. I received them about 2 1/2 week later. I'm happy with the charger and batteries too! Yesterday they asked me to do a $20 LED desk lamp. So I said YES to that too. Also 100% free. I don't know why they want me to review the desk lamp. I checked it out on Amazon and it already has 247 reviews. The battery charger only had 8 which I thought was enough too. I hope I keep get more stuff like that anyway.

I noticed that survey panels are paying less and less for completing surveys. I think the payments even a couple of years ago were generally better. One panel that has really deteriorated is Inbox Dollars. I can still complete surveys with them but their specialty these days seems to be 30 minute surveys that pay 25 cents. It seems most of their surveys pay 25 cents. A few pay 50 cents but very few of their surveys pay more than that even though most of their surveys are pretty long meaning it takes longer than 15 or 20 minutes to complete them. And we used to have a chance when spinning the wheel to get 5 cent bonuses on occasion but it has been months since I got one. And we used to be able to get 15 cents a day doing searches but now most of the time it is just sweepstakes entries. My searches each day usually don't get me more than 2 or 3 cents instead of the 15 cents I used to be able to get.I can still get to 30.00 to cash out but it takes me a lot longer than it used to. Inbox Dollars is a panel I have been with for a very long time.But it is becoming harder and harder to find panels that both let you complete surveys and actually pay you decently for the time spent completing them.