No, they are various local sites. I live in Hong Kong. The questions of the survey I've done for them are pretty local.
What do you think about the survey site YouGov?
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I have never taken an interest in survey sites. I understand that they are so hard to work in especially if you are in a third world country. You may not qualify for some surveys or you get disqualified amid a survey.
Based on my findings, I discovered that this platform is legitimate but it works better for those who are in the top tier countries.
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YouGov is one of the easiest survey sites in my opinion, he didn't disqualify me when I got an invitation via email. However, surveys don't come every day so it's less reliable, but it's not bad for getting extra money.
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That's right I agree with you. But I have completed several surveys there and I took the survey only when I received an invitation via email, so far the survey has been quite easy and has not disqualified me. It's just that surveys rarely come, but it's not bad to get extra money.
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It is also very rare for you to see that You Government disqualified someone for survey because they already know our interests and they know the kind of questions that you would love to answer.
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He needs 5000 points to be exchanged for cash of 200,000 rupiah, or the equivalent of 13.44$. It's true that it's taking a long time, so far I haven't even gotten my payment yet. But because the survey is quite easy I still survive.
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I am also the same as you, my patience is still as thin as a tissue. LOL But sometimes I get bored to keep writing, so I can take advantage of the time to be active in surveys. Because in surveys we only need to read and click on the answers, no need to write long. LOL
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Just so you know, I'm active in surveys because sometimes I get bored to keep writing. However, I want to stay productive in my free time, so I actively go to survey sites. Not that my level of patience is very good. LOL
if there is anything I don't like engaging myself it is to perform on your survey site as most of your time services are not available for my region and that hurts a lot.
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Sorry to hear that, but my country is also a tier 3 country maybe the same as yours. And there are not many survey opportunities here. One of them that came easy for me was the YouGov site.
This and many many other reasons are one of the things that I do not engage myself in any survey sites because getting to answer so many questions that pops up and then at the end you get the statement survey is unavailable for your region.
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Yes, I know. But the YouGov site doesn't disqualify us, because he specifically sent an invitation to take part in the survey via email. That's why I'm still there, even though the surveys don't come every day.
Same for me there are a lot of great surveys sites but for me they are not worth it at all it's where I live but I don't mind since I found diffriend ways to make money
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It's good if you have a different way to make money. Indeed, there are many ways to make money online. May I know what method did you use, besides the PTP site?
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But sorry, as far as I remember, not $ 50 but 5000 points can be exchanged for 200,000 rupiah or around 13.39 $. It's true that it takes a long time because surveys don't come every day.
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I have heard about this survey site and I think that it is legit. I like survey sites very much but unfortunately, survey sites are not for me because surveys are not available in my country.
