Survey Junkie Review, Make Money With Survey

 Online surveys are a convenient method to supplement your income while working from home, but is Survey Junkie worth your time?

To generate money online in my leisure time, I've taken hundreds of online surveys from companies like Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) and Swagbucks over the last five years.

The income is tiny — often less than $1 each survey — but if you persist with it, it may add up quickly.

Is It Worth It to Be a Survey Junkie?

Survey Junkie is an online survey platform that rewards participants for participating in surveys. Each survey has a set number of points that may be exchanged for cash or gift cards.

I put Survey Junkie to the test to see how it stacked out against MTurk and Swagbucks. Here's everything you need to know about it!

1) Create a User Account

It takes roughly two minutes to get started with Survey Junkie. Before you may create an account on SurveyJunkie.com, you must provide the following personal information:

the postal code

Place of residence

Year of birth

Gender

First and last name

Name of last name

I started filling out profiles as soon as I signed up. According to Survey Junkie, this will enhance your chances of receiving more surveys with better pay.

Because market research firms are seeking for specific categories of people to fill out surveys, this is the case.

To get matched with surveys, fill out Survey Junkie's profiles.

These profile questions inquired about my pet, the brand of smartphone I use, where I purchase for specific items, and how much time I spend watching television.

2) Filling out surveys

Survey Junkie began contacting me with paid survey opportunities soon after I completed those profile questions.

A list of accessible surveys can be found on your account dashboard. Before you click on one, you can see how many points you'll get and how long it'll take you to finish the assignment — for example, a 10-minute survey for 40 points.

I could only participate in a few surveys at a time, which limited my earning potential with Survey Junkie.

I discovered that Survey Junkie has fewer surveys available than MTurk, which take longer to finish and pay less. I finished 35 assignments between profile questions and surveys before achieving the $10 minimum reward.

(The minimum redemption amount had been reduced to $5 when I last checked Survey Junkie in June 2020.)

The most aggravating part was answering survey questions for several minutes just to be excluded. This happened a few of times.

If you've taken a lot of internet surveys, you'll understand what I'm talking about. I've had this experience with Swagbucks before. It can be discouraging to put in the majority of the effort yet not receive the whole benefit.

In terms of survey themes, the majority of Survey Junkie's surveys were focused on consumer items and services.

3) Being compensated for your efforts

One point equals one penny when you take surveys with Survey Junkie. As a result, a survey with a value of 100 points will net you $1. To cash out, you must have $5 in your account (500 points).

I selected to receive a PayPal cash payment, however your incentives can alternatively be transferred to a bank account. A third redemption option is electronic gift cards.

The following are some of the gift cards that are available:

Amazon

iTunes

Sephora

Starbucks

Walmart\sTarget\sGroupon

When I went to cash out, Survey Junkie requested identification verification. This includes my home location as well as my phone number.

However, because Survey Junkie's technology was unable to authenticate my identity automatically, I had to wait until the next working day for someone from the company to phone me and confirm my identity manually.

However, after using Survey Junkie for three months, I can say that it is worthwhile, albeit not in terms of large sums of money for cars and houses, but as a supplement to your regular income.

To summarize, I believe they are legitimate, and I encourage you to give them a shot and earn some extra cash.