i did some over the summer if i was on my comp watching a game and i use to do 3-4 a day at 5 bucks per survey, thats around 15-20 bucks a day a whole week 5-7 days would pay out 100 bucks at least.. 400 a month could be a car payment if you take a few hours to do those dumb surveys, i use to get them in my mailbox every morning and use to do whatever came into my mailbox in the AM
we must have signed up for different things....i started out with the ones that want you to sign up for something, but most of the shit they wanted you to sign up for cost money.....
the best sites i found were opinion outpost and toluna, but it was a fucking grind......not to mention sometimes you could spend 15 minutes on one and then they disqualify you for some dumb shit....
i will say opinion outpost paid fast as fuck, check in your mail box within a week, toluna it might take 2 to 3 weeks to send you paypal
the best sites i found were opinion outpost and toluna, but it was a fucking grind......not to mention sometimes you could spend 15 minutes on one and then they disqualify you for some dumb shit....
i will say opinion outpost paid fast as fuck, check in your mail box within a week, toluna it might take 2 to 3 weeks to send you paypal
See if there is local drug studies. In Morgantown, there's a company called Kendle who run studies for generic pharmaceuticals and usually its staying for two weekends, drawing blood and doing tests every morning, but the last one I did paid me over $1800 and it was cake. I spent the weekend at their facility with a heplock in my forearm, they gave me meals, and I spent the whole weekend playing poker and watching movies on my laptop.
Man Accused of Using Vacuum to Suck Coins Out of Laundromat Machines...
Bigbet... here ya go
http://journalstar.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/article_af7c64bd-4bd4-54a9-b7f4-1efd14e4818a.html
The vacuum remains at large, but Lincoln police ticketed a man who they believe used one to suck a bunch of quarters out of several apartment house laundry machines.
After surveillance photos from the March 4 laundry room theft were released Friday, police received three tips via Crimestoppers that identified the suspect as William Logan Jr., 40, 5709 Hartley St.
Officer Katie Flood said police contacted Logan on Tuesday morning and cited him on suspicion of misdemeanor theft.
The owner of an apartment building near 48th and Holdrege streets installed a camera in the laundry room after noticing someone had been stealing quarters from the machines, according to a police report.
On March 4, at about 3:40 a.m., a man entered the laundry room. He had a mountain bike in tow and was wearing a blue backpack, which contained a vacuum. The video shows the man prying open the coin tray, plugging in the vacuum and sucking out the change.
Flood said Logan, who has three prior theft convictions in Lincoln, no longer had possession of the vacuum when police ticketed him Tuesday.
Bigbet... here ya go
http://journalstar.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/article_af7c64bd-4bd4-54a9-b7f4-1efd14e4818a.html
The vacuum remains at large, but Lincoln police ticketed a man who they believe used one to suck a bunch of quarters out of several apartment house laundry machines.
After surveillance photos from the March 4 laundry room theft were released Friday, police received three tips via Crimestoppers that identified the suspect as William Logan Jr., 40, 5709 Hartley St.
Officer Katie Flood said police contacted Logan on Tuesday morning and cited him on suspicion of misdemeanor theft.
The owner of an apartment building near 48th and Holdrege streets installed a camera in the laundry room after noticing someone had been stealing quarters from the machines, according to a police report.
On March 4, at about 3:40 a.m., a man entered the laundry room. He had a mountain bike in tow and was wearing a blue backpack, which contained a vacuum. The video shows the man prying open the coin tray, plugging in the vacuum and sucking out the change.
Flood said Logan, who has three prior theft convictions in Lincoln, no longer had possession of the vacuum when police ticketed him Tuesday.
