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it's been a bit since I did surveys for some extra money but I decided to start up again! And for that time I truly forgot how much it majorly sucked to do a 20 minute survey, be told explicitly that I qualified, but then the router site after tells me that in the end I actually didn't qualify. Thanks peanut labs, I love it On the bright side though I can give some raving with this rant! Years later and I still love quick rewards, so quick to respond and understanding about these sorts of situations. I remember when I first started I wasn't the keenest on them, but I feel like they really turned it around in being one of the few survey companies who actually keeps users updated on problems (I'm still amazed when their payment system was bungled a couple years ago they gave frequent updates on facebook each step of the way), and have replies that rarely feel like the typical canned response.

The app, Citizen Me asks for your payal email and PASSWORD to pay you for their "paid" surveys. On another forum, people have been saying they noticed unauthorized activity in their paypal accounts after providing this information. The app does NOT take you to the actual paypal website to link it up, it actually just asks you for your paypal info including password on a separate screen on their OWN app. They seem to be a fraudulent company now, stealing paypal passwords, so be careful. No survey company needs your paypal password to pay you. If you ever gave Citizen Me your paypal password, make sure you change your password! I do NOT recommend anyone deal with this shady company anymore.

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I always tell them they are violating my privacy when ever they ask these type of questions. Most of the time they let me do the survey.

Hi- I just finished a five month online COVID study with 20/20 that was supposed to last 6 months, but that is okay. I got paid $50 for each month. When I started the study, they told me they were paying me with a Tango card. I think they gave me a link to Tango, and they had a bunch of cards to choose from. I got $50 each month on an Amazon card which they sent me the code for about a week after I had finished answering questions for that month. I think maybe they had a virtual VISA too. They had a ton of cards to choose from though, and it was not hard to select a card. The only month I had to spend a fair amount of time was the first month, but I thoroughly answered the questions she gave me about how COVID had affected my life. She thanked me for going into such detail. Every other month, it only took me around a total of 20 minutes each month to answer the questions, and I got a total of $250 in Amazon cards.