As you know, legit survey websites are getting harder and harder to actually find.
It's not that they are disappearing, or anything like that.
It's just that they can be hard to spot, through the hundreds of horrible paying websites that keep getting thrown in your face.
I know how to drastically speed up the process, though, so you can quickly find legit survey websites.
Step #1 - You can still look for new places to do surveys however you choose.
This is something that can be used when you get to their main page, even before you sign up.
Take a glance at that front page.
Is it flashy, making all sorts of crazy, unbelievable claims as to how much cash you can make? If they are throwing out dollar amounts that you know aren't true, that's a good sign that they will not pay you well.
In my experience, the places that exaggerate their numbers are always the lowest paying websites.
Kind of ironic, isn't it? They are the farthest thing from legit survey websites.
Step #2 - This is also something you can look for on the front page of any site you go to.
Scan the top and bottom of the page.
Do you see any kind of contact info.
Look for real addresses, emails or phone numbers.
If they have these things, you can be pretty sure that they are one of the most legit survey websites.
The good, well intentioned places always allow people to get in touch with them.
They have nothing to hide.
The bad, low paying sites never give you their contact info.
They don't want to give it out, because they know that they'd get flooded with complaints about how awful their payments are.
If you really think about it, this makes a ton of sense.
Technically, these kinds of site don't "have" to give you contact info, but the good places always do.
That's how you easily figure out which ones are legit survey websites and which ones should be tossed to the side.