Seriously, are on line market research companies and focus groups legitimate?
Q. I know that there is money to be made as a market research focus group participate. I have gone to many different ones during the last few years. I have made over a $1000. But these are at regular companies who have actual offices with real staff. I am always told that you can make money answering surveys on the Internet and it is a great way to make a few extra bucks during slow times at work. But seriously will they actually send you money or are all these just a con?
Asked by tall model looking girl - Mon Nov 17 15:57:43 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The online companies pay you nothing.$2.00-$5.00 for each survey.I recruit for focus groups and I do get online surveys from time to time.The ones I get pay the same as if you go into a company.I'll post a link to my site but the server is down right now but If you'll wait until tomorrow to sign up I'll contact you when I have a group in your area or online.You can always send me an email.
Answered by Focus Group Man - Tue Nov 18 18:24:39 2008
Q. I know that there is money to be made as a market research focus group participate. I have gone to many different ones during the last few years. I have made over a $1000. But these are at regular companies who have actual offices with real staff. I am always told that you can make money answering surveys on the Internet and it is a great way to make a few extra bucks during slow times at work. But seriously will they actually send you money or are all these just a con?
Asked by tall model looking girl - Mon Nov 17 15:57:43 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The online companies pay you nothing.$2.00-$5.00 for each survey.I recruit for focus groups and I do get online surveys from time to time.The ones I get pay the same as if you go into a company.I'll post a link to my site but the server is down right now but If you'll wait until tomorrow to sign up I'll contact you when I have a group in your area or online.You can always send me an email.
Answered by Focus Group Man - Tue Nov 18 18:24:39 2008
Paranormal Research Groups or Clubs in Ontario?
Q. are there any paranormal research groups or clubs in Ontario...ether southern or central ontario? I would like to join or get involved with one.
Asked by Tattoo Bunny - Mon Mar 9 23:33:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used to live in Ontario, Canada (hope that's the Ontario you were refering to) and I could not recall one. I am a paranormatical advisor and a psychic and all I had was my boyfriend.
Answered by MRs. iPhone - Mon Mar 9 23:56:34 2009
Q. are there any paranormal research groups or clubs in Ontario...ether southern or central ontario? I would like to join or get involved with one.
Asked by Tattoo Bunny - Mon Mar 9 23:33:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I used to live in Ontario, Canada (hope that's the Ontario you were refering to) and I could not recall one. I am a paranormatical advisor and a psychic and all I had was my boyfriend.
Answered by MRs. iPhone - Mon Mar 9 23:56:34 2009
What are some good paranormal research groups I can be a part of?
Q. ANY kind. ty especially for joining a team for ghost research investigations however am interested in other types of paranormal research as well thanks
Asked by ELECTIONS 2008 - Mon Oct 29 00:27:10 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's an idea. Do a Google search under Paranormal Research in the city and state you live in. It should give you one or more local groups that you can get in touch with. Good Luck!
Answered by jan76016 - Mon Oct 29 00:36:22 2007
Q. ANY kind. ty especially for joining a team for ghost research investigations however am interested in other types of paranormal research as well thanks
Asked by ELECTIONS 2008 - Mon Oct 29 00:27:10 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's an idea. Do a Google search under Paranormal Research in the city and state you live in. It should give you one or more local groups that you can get in touch with. Good Luck!
Answered by jan76016 - Mon Oct 29 00:36:22 2007
what are the top three issues that family policy research and advocacy groups should be addressing right now?
Q. what are the top three issues that family policy research and advocacy groups should be addressing right now?
Asked by ..... . - Tue Nov 18 00:40:13 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. attachment theory and its applications covert emotional neglect addiction recovery
Answered by Murt Momain - Tue Nov 18 01:04:09 2008
Q. what are the top three issues that family policy research and advocacy groups should be addressing right now?
Asked by ..... . - Tue Nov 18 00:40:13 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. attachment theory and its applications covert emotional neglect addiction recovery
Answered by Murt Momain - Tue Nov 18 01:04:09 2008
Do they have any Paranormal Research Groups in Massachusetts?
Q. Or any professional Paranormal Investigators around the area? Thanks.
Asked by Cyber Ghost - Wed Apr 22 02:23:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Massachusetts is a very active area and there are tons of groups. Here are some links to some of them. I also included info on meet up sessions where different groups can get together to discuss their investigations. This might be a very good place to find a group that is in your area and who would be interesting to work with. I hope that helps. :)
Answered by Reiki Chick - Wed Apr 22 10:06:12 2009
Q. Or any professional Paranormal Investigators around the area? Thanks.
Asked by Cyber Ghost - Wed Apr 22 02:23:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Massachusetts is a very active area and there are tons of groups. Here are some links to some of them. I also included info on meet up sessions where different groups can get together to discuss their investigations. This might be a very good place to find a group that is in your area and who would be interesting to work with. I hope that helps. :)
Answered by Reiki Chick - Wed Apr 22 10:06:12 2009
What are some Muslim hate groups that I could research for a comparison paper in English class?
Q. We have to do a research paper and I need two different Muslim hate groups that I could get a lot of info on. Can anyone help?
Asked by Mrs. Kaulitz - Thu Jan 22 07:48:13 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As far as I could get, you meant Shiaat and Sonniah (if i'm not wrong with the spellings), based on their religion (Islam) they should not be against each other, but covertly they are. Overall there is no extreme hatred within Muslims.
Answered by MJ - Thu Jan 22 08:03:38 2009
Q. We have to do a research paper and I need two different Muslim hate groups that I could get a lot of info on. Can anyone help?
Asked by Mrs. Kaulitz - Thu Jan 22 07:48:13 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As far as I could get, you meant Shiaat and Sonniah (if i'm not wrong with the spellings), based on their religion (Islam) they should not be against each other, but covertly they are. Overall there is no extreme hatred within Muslims.
Answered by MJ - Thu Jan 22 08:03:38 2009
Summarize the Research on the impact that Groups have on Organizational and Individual Effectiveness?
Q. Summarize the Research on the impact that Groups have on Organizational and Individual Effectiveness?
Asked by sajid a - Sat Nov 18 09:26:21 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well organized and staffed groups help organizational and individual effectiveness, and vise versa.
Answered by Clown Knows - Sat Nov 18 09:34:12 2006
Q. Summarize the Research on the impact that Groups have on Organizational and Individual Effectiveness?
Asked by sajid a - Sat Nov 18 09:26:21 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well organized and staffed groups help organizational and individual effectiveness, and vise versa.
Answered by Clown Knows - Sat Nov 18 09:34:12 2006
Are they any research groups/surveys which hire 14 year olds and pay well?
Q. Dude, first off I am not some random 14 year old, and we're not customers, because we're not buying anything. I never said 'make good money' all I said was "pay well", and even if I was buying something, that would make me a customer, and I think my opinion is as valuable as any others. I just want to know about any survey or research groups which pay 14 year olds to participate in.
Asked by Zom B - Sat Apr 26 00:59:52 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whatever age you are, you'll only ever receive a few surveys from any one company which is why the key to a regular income is signing up to a large number of companies. The best way to do this is to work through one of the many free online survey directories but in your case you are somewhat restricted by your age. Luckily though there are a few companies that accept members under 18 and some like Choozz that are specifically aimed at teens and/or children. Take a look at which lists panels looking for younger members. They also have separate listings for UK and international teens. It's also worth noting that all panels sometimes require the opinion of children and teens but will address the surveys to the parent so see if you can… [cont.]
Answered by safelister2002 - Sun Apr 27 10:40:07 2008
Q. Dude, first off I am not some random 14 year old, and we're not customers, because we're not buying anything. I never said 'make good money' all I said was "pay well", and even if I was buying something, that would make me a customer, and I think my opinion is as valuable as any others. I just want to know about any survey or research groups which pay 14 year olds to participate in.
Asked by Zom B - Sat Apr 26 00:59:52 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whatever age you are, you'll only ever receive a few surveys from any one company which is why the key to a regular income is signing up to a large number of companies. The best way to do this is to work through one of the many free online survey directories but in your case you are somewhat restricted by your age. Luckily though there are a few companies that accept members under 18 and some like Choozz that are specifically aimed at teens and/or children. Take a look at which lists panels looking for younger members. They also have separate listings for UK and international teens. It's also worth noting that all panels sometimes require the opinion of children and teens but will address the surveys to the parent so see if you can… [cont.]
Answered by safelister2002 - Sun Apr 27 10:40:07 2008
Earned $500 in market research focus groups, taxable?
Q. I was paid about $500 for attending focus groups for market research. I was paid in cash. Will I have to pay taxes under for this money? How? Would you?
Asked by unemployed&bored - Sun Feb 15 08:23:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I would report it, all income is taxable unless it is a gift. Prizes won, gambling winnings etc are all taxable they go on line 21 form 1040. Have a good one. Lee, Enrolled Agent This advice was prepared based on our understanding of the tax law in effect at the time it was written as it applies to the facts that you provided. Click on my profile to learn more.
Answered by hrblocklee - Sun Feb 15 08:33:37 2009
Q. I was paid about $500 for attending focus groups for market research. I was paid in cash. Will I have to pay taxes under for this money? How? Would you?
Asked by unemployed&bored - Sun Feb 15 08:23:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes I would report it, all income is taxable unless it is a gift. Prizes won, gambling winnings etc are all taxable they go on line 21 form 1040. Have a good one. Lee, Enrolled Agent This advice was prepared based on our understanding of the tax law in effect at the time it was written as it applies to the facts that you provided. Click on my profile to learn more.
Answered by hrblocklee - Sun Feb 15 08:33:37 2009
Can you turn up barefoot to market research/focus groups?
Q. I usually don't wear shoes but when I do market research I always put them on. Would it be okay to turn up barefooted?
Asked by Barefooted - Fri Jul 25 08:20:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my experiences, in a situation like a focus group, nobody thinks about our bare feet half as much as WE DO! I attended a focus group barefoot once, and nobody said a word. Other times I've worn flip flops in, then took them off and never put them back on! Nobody seemed to care! So, enjoy your barefootedness!
Answered by C Marsala - Fri Jul 25 15:29:43 2008
Q. I usually don't wear shoes but when I do market research I always put them on. Would it be okay to turn up barefooted?
Asked by Barefooted - Fri Jul 25 08:20:18 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. From my experiences, in a situation like a focus group, nobody thinks about our bare feet half as much as WE DO! I attended a focus group barefoot once, and nobody said a word. Other times I've worn flip flops in, then took them off and never put them back on! Nobody seemed to care! So, enjoy your barefootedness!
Answered by C Marsala - Fri Jul 25 15:29:43 2008
Do you use snopes.com to research the truth behind some of the facebook groups?
Q. Like for example on facebook groups called "We will not pay $4.99 a month to use facebook" and the recent one where people posted on their status to type "automation labs" into their privacy settings to prevent pedophiles from taking your information. If people did a little research then they would find that a lot of it is a hoax.
Asked by Im actually 28 - Tue Feb 9 07:51:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. I also use Snopes to research emails I get. Wish more people would use it.
Answered by lantere - Tue Feb 9 08:55:07 2010
Q. Like for example on facebook groups called "We will not pay $4.99 a month to use facebook" and the recent one where people posted on their status to type "automation labs" into their privacy settings to prevent pedophiles from taking your information. If people did a little research then they would find that a lot of it is a hoax.
Asked by Im actually 28 - Tue Feb 9 07:51:16 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. I also use Snopes to research emails I get. Wish more people would use it.
Answered by lantere - Tue Feb 9 08:55:07 2010
Groups that support stem cell research? Groups that oppose stem cell research?
Q. I can't seem to find specific groups for a project, please help... I really prefer websites, or at least something I can document. yes embryonic stem cells Just to let you all know i completly opposed Embryonic stem cell research. Still undecided on adult.
Asked by DeAnna - Tue Oct 24 21:44:50 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what kind of stem cell research. I think your question concerns embryonic stem cell research. If you use the words embryonic and oppose in a search you might get groups that oppose it. The Roman Catholic Church is one such group. Groups that support it, I guess the Democratic National Party or whatever it is called, would however likely only call it stem cell research and ignore the type it is. Adult stem cell research is moral and has potential and I am unaware of any opposition to it. However, those making money off of the current research probably oppose it for wealth reasons without admitting it.
Answered by Robert B - Tue Oct 24 22:01:32 2006
Q. I can't seem to find specific groups for a project, please help... I really prefer websites, or at least something I can document. yes embryonic stem cells Just to let you all know i completly opposed Embryonic stem cell research. Still undecided on adult.
Asked by DeAnna - Tue Oct 24 21:44:50 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on what kind of stem cell research. I think your question concerns embryonic stem cell research. If you use the words embryonic and oppose in a search you might get groups that oppose it. The Roman Catholic Church is one such group. Groups that support it, I guess the Democratic National Party or whatever it is called, would however likely only call it stem cell research and ignore the type it is. Adult stem cell research is moral and has potential and I am unaware of any opposition to it. However, those making money off of the current research probably oppose it for wealth reasons without admitting it.
Answered by Robert B - Tue Oct 24 22:01:32 2006
positions in Research Groups?!?
Q. when someone, for example a student, takes part in a research group/project/company as a researcher, what is his position title in the group? "Research Specialist", "Research Expert", "Research Executive", or something else?
Asked by titishpolo - Wed Sep 16 08:24:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A student who takes part in a research group/project in a company is usually called a "Research Assistant"
Answered by Vicente - Wed Sep 16 10:30:56 2009
Q. when someone, for example a student, takes part in a research group/project/company as a researcher, what is his position title in the group? "Research Specialist", "Research Expert", "Research Executive", or something else?
Asked by titishpolo - Wed Sep 16 08:24:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A student who takes part in a research group/project in a company is usually called a "Research Assistant"
Answered by Vicente - Wed Sep 16 10:30:56 2009
Does anyone know of reputable sites for joining paid focus groups and research studies?
Q. Does anyone know of reputable sites for joining paid focus groups and research studies?
Asked by Sharayah - Sun Jan 6 09:47:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know where you live but Fleischman field research is awesome! www.sanfranciscofocusgrou ps.com I live in San Francisco and my friend back in high school had a job there and hooked us up with focus groups all the time. I still go once in awhile and have always had good experiences. Hope you find one that works for you. Be careful of who you give your personal info to on the web!
Answered by spearofheaven - Sun Jan 6 09:53:23 2008
Q. Does anyone know of reputable sites for joining paid focus groups and research studies?
Asked by Sharayah - Sun Jan 6 09:47:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't know where you live but Fleischman field research is awesome! www.sanfranciscofocusgrou ps.com I live in San Francisco and my friend back in high school had a job there and hooked us up with focus groups all the time. I still go once in awhile and have always had good experiences. Hope you find one that works for you. Be careful of who you give your personal info to on the web!
Answered by spearofheaven - Sun Jan 6 09:53:23 2008
what do i do to become a part of any psychology related research group?
Q. i wnt to become a part of any psychological research group to show research experience in psychology. my grad school has a pre-requisite to get admission in i/o psychology. i'm willing to work for free and flexible with the time. (i live in chicago-IL)
Asked by EWU - Mon Nov 17 11:20:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you still in college, or a recent graduate? Get in touch with your professors and ask if they can use you in their group, or if they know someone who can.
Answered by eri - Mon Nov 17 11:28:28 2008
Q. i wnt to become a part of any psychological research group to show research experience in psychology. my grad school has a pre-requisite to get admission in i/o psychology. i'm willing to work for free and flexible with the time. (i live in chicago-IL)
Asked by EWU - Mon Nov 17 11:20:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you still in college, or a recent graduate? Get in touch with your professors and ask if they can use you in their group, or if they know someone who can.
Answered by eri - Mon Nov 17 11:28:28 2008
Has anyone else made money from market research focus groups?
Q. Here in the greater Washington DC area, there are six different companies that do market research focus groups for companies. They all need people to participate. If you meet the demographics they are looking for, you could be paid from $70-$300 for your time. The time commitment is usually about 2 hours. You sit around a conference room table with a dozen or so people and a professional facilitor and discuss a topic. Your comments are videotaped and evaluated. It is alot of fun. They usually pay you in cash at the end of the session. Have you ever gone to something like this? (If you are interested go to Google and type market research focus group and the name of your town to see who to contact. Call them and tell them you are… [cont.]
Asked by questioner - Mon Mar 3 08:52:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have done it in San Francisco. It really isn't a way to "make money" though, since you're barred from participating in another for about 6 months. Frequently, one of the qualifying questions is something like "Have you participated in any other focus group or market research with X number of months?" Ultimately, I got a job with the company. Fascinating. So many of my co-workers would fill the easy empty slots, leaving us to find one 65 y/o Asian woman who stood on her head every other Thursday. But I usually managed to find her.
Answered by dougeebear - Mon Mar 3 09:06:01 2008
Q. Here in the greater Washington DC area, there are six different companies that do market research focus groups for companies. They all need people to participate. If you meet the demographics they are looking for, you could be paid from $70-$300 for your time. The time commitment is usually about 2 hours. You sit around a conference room table with a dozen or so people and a professional facilitor and discuss a topic. Your comments are videotaped and evaluated. It is alot of fun. They usually pay you in cash at the end of the session. Have you ever gone to something like this? (If you are interested go to Google and type market research focus group and the name of your town to see who to contact. Call them and tell them you are… [cont.]
Asked by questioner - Mon Mar 3 08:52:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have done it in San Francisco. It really isn't a way to "make money" though, since you're barred from participating in another for about 6 months. Frequently, one of the qualifying questions is something like "Have you participated in any other focus group or market research with X number of months?" Ultimately, I got a job with the company. Fascinating. So many of my co-workers would fill the easy empty slots, leaving us to find one 65 y/o Asian woman who stood on her head every other Thursday. But I usually managed to find her.
Answered by dougeebear - Mon Mar 3 09:06:01 2008
Much of the research on groups has used ____________ as the unit of analysis?
Q. Much of the research on groups has used ___ as the unit of analysis?
Asked by Terricina - Mon Jul 27 00:41:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on what type of group it is: in manufacturing: productivity in sports: winning percentage
Answered by moefop - Mon Jul 27 01:58:17 2009
Q. Much of the research on groups has used ___ as the unit of analysis?
Asked by Terricina - Mon Jul 27 00:41:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. depends on what type of group it is: in manufacturing: productivity in sports: winning percentage
Answered by moefop - Mon Jul 27 01:58:17 2009
does anyone know of any paid focus/market research groups?
Q. does anyone know of any paid focus/market research groups?
Asked by sophie d - Sat Mar 17 18:04:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the UK I know of one off-hand - - they arrange focus groups and usually recruit by email. I think the rates will be about 10-40 per hour depending on their client; most events are a couple of hours at most.
Answered by unknown - Sun Mar 18 21:24:04 2007
Q. does anyone know of any paid focus/market research groups?
Asked by sophie d - Sat Mar 17 18:04:29 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In the UK I know of one off-hand - - they arrange focus groups and usually recruit by email. I think the rates will be about 10-40 per hour depending on their client; most events are a couple of hours at most.
Answered by unknown - Sun Mar 18 21:24:04 2007
Two research groups on two continents say skin cells do better than stem cells. Was Bush right on this one?
Q. So now adult stem cells and skin do better than embryonic stem cells. Why were some groups so intent on using federal funds for embryonic stem cells? The report was posted right here on yahoo. Here is the link: For those of you who wrote "read further, there is an increased risk of cancer", I say to you, read further. "But the DNA disruption is just a byproduct of the technique, and experts said they believe it can be avoided." Is that not important?
Asked by fawnr2d2 - Tue Nov 20 11:45:02 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The abortion rights groups pushed that one as a way to make sure life isn't defined as beginning when the sperm and the egg meet. President Bush had talked with many scientists who said adult stem cells showed more likelihood of success than embryonic. This was a way of marginalizing the fertilized egg. It was certainly political. And it is a dangerous political game. They wanted to take money from a program which was showing results and put it in a program which was going nowhere, all for political reasons. Addendum - It is kind of funny, those of you who say the President did this for political or religious reasons, not scientific. Why take money from adult stem cell research, which is getting results, and put it into embryonic… [cont.]
Answered by KDCCPA - Tue Nov 20 11:48:08 2007
Q. So now adult stem cells and skin do better than embryonic stem cells. Why were some groups so intent on using federal funds for embryonic stem cells? The report was posted right here on yahoo. Here is the link: For those of you who wrote "read further, there is an increased risk of cancer", I say to you, read further. "But the DNA disruption is just a byproduct of the technique, and experts said they believe it can be avoided." Is that not important?
Asked by fawnr2d2 - Tue Nov 20 11:45:02 2007 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The abortion rights groups pushed that one as a way to make sure life isn't defined as beginning when the sperm and the egg meet. President Bush had talked with many scientists who said adult stem cells showed more likelihood of success than embryonic. This was a way of marginalizing the fertilized egg. It was certainly political. And it is a dangerous political game. They wanted to take money from a program which was showing results and put it in a program which was going nowhere, all for political reasons. Addendum - It is kind of funny, those of you who say the President did this for political or religious reasons, not scientific. Why take money from adult stem cell research, which is getting results, and put it into embryonic… [cont.]
Answered by KDCCPA - Tue Nov 20 11:48:08 2007
Is participating in research studies a good way to earn extra cash? What are some things to look out for?
Q. I am looking to earn a little extra cash. Do you think signing up for a database that has research studies willing to pay cash is a good idea? The database has a subscription fee, but it is relatively low and powered by the NRG, the national research group. Are they a legit organization? Please be respectful in your answers.
Asked by Jared M - Sun Feb 10 19:31:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You could try doing online surveys like I do at this site. The online survey site I am a part of does not have any fees and registration is fee. It in fact does really pay as other users have proven so.I have already made $20 and I just started two days ago. Payment is a check that comes to you in the mail. :) Minimum age to join is 13. Check it out at this blog or my profile for more information: If you have any questions or need help, feel free to ask me :)
Answered by Answerer - Sun Feb 10 20:16:54 2008
Q. I am looking to earn a little extra cash. Do you think signing up for a database that has research studies willing to pay cash is a good idea? The database has a subscription fee, but it is relatively low and powered by the NRG, the national research group. Are they a legit organization? Please be respectful in your answers.
Asked by Jared M - Sun Feb 10 19:31:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You could try doing online surveys like I do at this site. The online survey site I am a part of does not have any fees and registration is fee. It in fact does really pay as other users have proven so.I have already made $20 and I just started two days ago. Payment is a check that comes to you in the mail. :) Minimum age to join is 13. Check it out at this blog or my profile for more information: If you have any questions or need help, feel free to ask me :)
Answered by Answerer - Sun Feb 10 20:16:54 2008
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