If you do not know what Survey Police is. It is a wonderful site which gives you panel rankings and specific survey site reviews. It ranks survey sites by recommendation of users, lists almost every survey site there is so that you can go to them quickly, shows open and closed complaints against individual survey outfits (You can file complaints-of the which I have done and they really get results for you speedily. You must register on the site to do this.) and even has a forum.(Again, unless you just want to read the posts, registering is a must to post or start a thread.)
I appreciate and really recommend this site before you start doing surveys as I was scammed by a couple “so called sites” before I found Survey Police.
The site is easy to find on your site engine. It is listed under www.surveypolice.com. When you get to their home page you will see the top 10 survey rankings and links with information about each. When you click on each site you will be shown a page with the surveys contact information (physical address and phone numbers) plus a link to their website, their contact email, and an overview of their site in a box at the right of the page. You can also click and view complaints for each survey site.( as I checked on the site today this service of the site is now closed for improvements. Hopefully not for long. I have nothing but good to say about this site so I do not believe this factor will be down for long.)
Across the top right of the site’s homepage beneath the uniformed officer image are eight areas you can go to on the site. I suggest registering first, but there are many things you can do on the site without doing this. The registering is really simple if I remember correctly and looks simple as I peruse it, but I do not remember part 2 of the page since I did this 3 years or so ago. ( Since I am already registered I do not want to register a second time and do not recall what the survey off section entails?This may have been added after I registered or was so simple I do not even remember doing it.)
After registering you can explore the forum and post. Perhaps start a new topic. Or get at the meat of the matter by exploring the panel listing which lists the top recommended survey sites. The top 14 are at the top of the page and on the bottom half are survey sites rated by panelists at least ten times. Each site shows the ratings consumers have given the site. All of these show rankings by percentage. Sign up for ones that look good. (unfortunately the top ranking survey right now can only be joined if you live in the U.K. I did try to register.) You can read the different categories of ratings for each site to help yo pick the best sites. ther are usually links to each site for ease of proceeding there. www.surveypolice/com
