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Don’t trust the site. Very new and pays very little. They also close accounts without a reason.
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Don’t trust the site. Very new and pays very little. They also close accounts without a reason.
The survey are plenty. Howeveer, once you complete a survey, they hold your money for ages without communciating how long they will hold the money, arguing researcher haven't reviewed the responses.
The payment process is flawless, The surveys are plenty and easy to take. So far my experience is awesome and I am grateful working with Paidsay. The only thing that needs improvement is live chat.
Good side hustle for earning extra income.
I love the fact that there are no screen outs.
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