Doing surveys for gift cards

[Simba's Mom]

Any one have recommendations for on-line survey companies where you get Gift Cards for doing surveys? Currently I do MySurveys (I think it's called) and Toluna. What I'm most interested in is Amazon gift cards. With Toluna I used to earn a $25 card after 75,000 points. Now they no longer offer that one and I have to wait until 150,000 points. Granted, I get a $50 gift card, so the incentive value hasn't changed. But I just don't like waiting that long, so I'm thinking of finding another company, so I can get incentives sooner. My Survey gives me a $10 GC for every 1100 points, which is nice-I like getting a more frequent incentive.

 

[Narnia_girl]

There is a huge Swagbucks thread on here and many people are able to do Swagbucks successfully because we share ideas/methods. 2500SB = $25 but once a month you can get a discounted gift card for 2200SB.
I also like E-Rewards which I use for Southwest Rapid Rewards points, but they also offer gift cards.
Several also do Earn Honey on here.
Be sure to sign up for Bing/Microsoft rewards. You can earn $5 Amazon cards for just searching/trivia quizes. I earn a $5 card every three weeks with almost no effort.

 

[firefly_ris]

If you or a family members works in the tech/web field at all, or has any experience with certain web-related software -- I recently did a single survey on g2crowd.com and earned a $10 Starbucks gift card. I submitted a second survey the following week for a different software, but they said I had already reached my reward limit so I guess it's only good for one. But it did legitimately work -- gift card loaded right into the Starbucks app on my phone.

I've been slooowwwllyyy doing surveys on Perk, but I never qualify for 75% of them so it's taking forever.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Thanks. You know, I'd heard the word "Swagbucks" but I had no idea what it was. Having looked into it, it sounds good. Thank I'll try it!

 

[jjjones325]

Receipt Hog is a nice little app, but without surveys. You take pictures of receipts from the stuff you buy. You get coins for some receipts (grocery/drug/convenience stores), you get "spins" for some receipts in a slot machine type game to win coins, and other receipts you get entries into their montly drawings for coins. Coins can be redeemed for Amazon or PayPal, and maybe something else. It's pretty easy to use.