GetPaidToTry.com is a new website for people looking to make money with market research. They claim that you can receive rewards for completing surveys, joining websites, and completing trial offers.
It is free to sign up with GetPaidToTry, however it is not always free to participate in the trials. Sometimes you may have to purchase a product or offer your credit card in order to participate in trials.
You can also earn rewards from GetPaidToTry by referring other friends and family members to join their service as well.
GetPaidToTry is not really a market research website as it is a partner of a wide variety of market research sites. By signing up with them, you will receive the ability to sign up with a multitude of other companies and websites who offer compensation for surveys and trials.
Some of the companies they are partnered with include, but are not limited to: Toluna surveys, Panda Research, Global Test Market surveys, and more.
Do you have experience with GetPaidToTry? If so, please leave a review below.
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No thank you.. I'll pass..
I appreciate the heads up information!
I don't know if this is a sham or not but it certainly is not on the up and up. No sooner than I finish one survey I am lead to another. It is more of a marketing tool than anything used to generate leads for businesses.
Very disheartening. A waste of time.
Get PaidTo Try stated I would receive a gift card valued at $50-100 for taking a survey, so I completed the survey on 9/12/17. Instead of honoring their offer of a gift card, they listed options of trial sizes of merchandise to select, for just the "shipping/handllng charge of $3-$4.95.
I was displeased with the bait and switch tactic, but selected the skin cream offer, entering my cc info for a total of $4.95 shipping charge. Instantly, two other related products flashed on my screen, for full price. I DECLINED ("x" in the NO box) both. Then, a page appeared with my cc information, stating I had been charged NOT $4.95, but over $80, for all 3 items.
I phoned them, immediately, and wasted nearly 30 minutes of my own work time. Eventually, after several holds, a woman honestly disclosed that in addition to the charges already placed on my account, I would automatically be charged another $89 in 14 days. She voided the transaction, leaving me with no compensation for my time.
I did report this to my bank, as well, who actually spotted the charge and called me, too, to verify.
Today, I spotted a survey reported issued by American Airlines, and offering $60 toward travel on AA for completing "their" 30 second survey. I wanted to check the legitimacy, so I took the "survey", and again, NO GIFT CARD....the same skin care and other products were offered. STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCAM!! I am reporting them to BBB and other sites, as well!
My only complaints are that I wish they were sending out more surveys and that they offered a paypal option for receiving your reward. In fairness however I don't find these guys to be one of the scam companies.