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Have you noticed the difference?they are sending less surveys, less points, and it's hard to qualify for surveys.I used to qualify a %70 of the surveys I received from them. Now I am qualifying a %40.

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Heck, I'd be happy as a pig in slop if I had a 40% qualification ratio. I've managed ONE this year, for a 4.42% ratio. Admittedly, I immediately delete the sweeps only ones, and that goofy one from Neilsen about DVDs, but out of 38 sent, I have completed one. As Tom Joad said in the Grapes of Wrath, "they ain't looking none too prosperous."

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Have you noticed the difference?they are sending less surveys, less points, and it's hard to qualify for surveys.I used to qualify a %70 of the surveys I received from them. Now I am qualifying a %40.

You probably noticed the change becasue GTM is now owned by mysurvey.com and they hate paying a decent wage.

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I too keep getting invites that do not offer points but entries, which are immediately deleted. Maybe if enough people quit they will get the idea. That being said I still manage to do decent with GTM, by survey standards. Understand that it is nothing stellar but in terms of GTM payout I do average.

i cashed out 1000 on 12/30, 1/30, and again on 2/13 and I am over 345 now.

GTM has never been a high money maker I do not remember ever in 3 or 4 years having to claim their earnings or have them ask for a 1099.

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I too keep getting invites that do not offer points but entries, which are immediately deleted. Maybe if enough people quit they will get the idea. That being said I still manage to do decent with GTM, by survey standards. Understand that it is nothing stellar but in terms of GTM payout I do average.

i cashed out 1000 on 12/30, 1/30, and again on 2/13 and I am over 345 now.

GTM has never been a high money maker I do not remember ever in 3 or 4 years having to claim their earnings or have them ask for a 1099.

If your cashing out that many times with them, then I would say you are doing a lot better then most of us.

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