Panda research

[tambowv]

Has anyone worked for this company or know anything about it?

[sophiasmommy]

It's an offer company, not an actual research paid survey company. Here is another site that discusses it:

Pandaresearch is a SCAM

[cibermom]

Jessica is right - they are not a legitimate paid survey company, I would suggest not to waste your time with them.

[danasurvey]

I agree. I've found other sites to be much more reliable.

[tambowv]

Thanks for the info ladies!!

[happygal]

Yes, when I think of quote-unquote "paid survey" sites that give real paid surveys a bad name, they are always the first one that comes to mind.

That said, not all survey sites are like them. So if you are looking to do paid surveys, there are plenty of sites out there that don't make you do offers and really just send you surveys that they pay you to take.

So don't let that bad apple discourage you if that's what you are wanting to do.

[danasurvey]

Originally Posted by happygal

So don't let that bad apple discourage you if that's what you are wanting to do.

Very well said. Unfortunately, there are some not so good sites out there. I have tried many that I have "scratched off the list" so to speak. Just keep working at it and don't let one bad site/experience get you down. Maybe the next thing you try will work out much better.

[photomom04]

If you are searching out survey sites randomly one of the big red flags is when you start seeing those little check boxes during sign up.. The ones that say "are you interested in insurance", "do you want to quit smoking"..

These are a surefire red flag that you are not at a real survey site. As a disclaimer, if I remember right, surveyspot does use those little boxes, just click "no" and move on. They are the only legit one that I remember doing that. I can't say for sure if they still do it or not since it's been a long time since I first signed up with them but I do remember being surprised.