What is your opinion of online surveys? Are they all scams? I

not worth it, the money is literally nothing

following this thread out of interest. I used to take some surveys because they sponsored some online games and I got extra points that way. But I never got money from them.

>>18113880
Wait tables. Like a 5 hr shift and good money.

Almost no online servey gives the rewards they claim to give, and very few are actually worth going through the effort.

As >>18114216 said, get a part-time job, it'll give you some money, and it was shown in a study that students who work ~20 hours a week get better grades.


Perm. or Temp. differral? Also, which company?

>>18114216
OP, if you do want to wait tables get some good fucking shoes btw. Learned this the hard way by fucking up my back and feet postures. If you don't have money ask relatives and just tell them what they're for. They will probably be proud and just give you the money. Also check out goodwill, with some disinfectant spray they're as good as new.

If you have a Subway closeby though, I'd reccomend to apply there. Was one of the most relaxed jobs I had, and not just talking about how all my coworkers were potheads that gave me free weed at my breaks.

>>18113880
better to spend that time studying or literally anything else.

It was easy to make a lot of money doing surveys about 10 years ago. Now it's not worth it.

>>18113880
It sounds like you don't want to get an actual job, so barring that, volunteer for some studies. Almost all of them give monetary compensation. If your school is halfway respectable there should be many opportunities