Qmee - making money searching the web

mikep22

Im having a raft of video surveys about Canada this afternoon. They are a little lengthly - and one which included barbecued lobster has slightly put me off my dinner, but easy enough.

Miró

Any other QMee users who are with TalkTalk ISP? For the last 3 weeks or so I have been unable to access any of the studies that appear on my dashboard when using my home broadband. Through a process of elimination it would seem that the problem lies with my broadband connection all of a sudden as I can access studies using other connections, (friends/buses/library etc). I haven't made any changes to my ISP account settings so I was wondering if anyone else has been experiencing a similar problem?

Such a shame as I have been averaging earning about £20 per week with QMee. It's been a dead loss trying to get any assistance from TalkTalk!!

mrsyardbroom

Ivana_B_Rich wrote: »

I agree with this. Populus, Prolific Yougov and Pinecone are great but the volume is low. Qmee helps with volume, and the few pence here and there add up nicely over the month

I cashed out my earnings on Prolific and Qmee at the same time and then started again. To date I've earned more on Qmee by doing the odd survey here and there than I have on Prolific. I do a few different sites but some seem to take forever to get to a payout level.

mrsyardbroom

Screened out of six surveys in a row before answering a single question. The survey lures you in with a short time scale and much higher payment but as soon as you open the screen it says, 'We're sorry.' Has anyone ever managed to do one of these surveys? Why are they on the site if you can't do them?

scaredofdebt

mrsyardbroom wrote: »

Screened out of six surveys in a row before answering a single question. The survey lures you in with a short time scale and much higher payment but as soon as you open the screen it says, 'We're sorry.' Has anyone ever managed to do one of these surveys? Why are they on the site if you can't do them?

Happens to me too, but not quite to that extent.


I suspect when you click the survey, Qmee then tells them some information (ie age) and that screens your out automatically. Obivously would be better if Qmee simply didn't show you such surveys.


They do still ask questions that Qmee knows the answer to, I think they do that to check you are answering honestly though.


Still the best survey site in my experience though, I've earned about £20 in three days doing the odd survey here and there.

slade09

£20 in 3 days is quite good you must be either getting the high paid ones or averaging 7-10 surveys per day.

Odd thing i was thinking was the surveys that pay £1+ and usually want higher management individuals... Wondering if those people with high positions actually use Qmee lol. Why would they??!

Tinman

slade09 wrote: »

£20 in 3 days is quite good you must be either getting the high paid ones or averaging 7-10 surveys per day.

Odd thing i was thinking was the surveys that pay £1+ and usually want higher management individuals... Wondering if those people with high positions actually use Qmee lol. Why would they??!

Probably only people pretending to be them.;)

Tinman

Finally cracked the £100 in a month.:j

Tinman

Tinman wrote: »

Total earnings so far.
£1,001.12

Just over a year later
£2,000.06

scarab2019

I am at £600 total, average £30 a month. Great little earner this is (on work laptop aswell as home so all good