are there any websites that pays you to answer questions? im looking to earn some money quickly but dont know how to,

[helper12]

ive applied for jobs however its hard to fit around as i am still at uni,

please help anyone :)

thanks

[craft1948]

There's a lot about tonight..............

[EvianBaby]

I think AQA pay people. Not sure of the ins and outs though.

[helper12]

I am just looking for something online and have been searching alot today, ive signed up to online surveys however, they take a long time to meet the threshold to pay out and i am looking to earm some money quickly...

[EvianBaby]

I would doubt it's likely you're going to make much money at all, never mind quickly with the things you are doing. If it worked, we'd all be loaded.

[factor-fiction]

Try Quidco, Top Cashback and FatCheese.com.
Most of sites that paid for daily clicks have gone but you can earn money from doing free trials and surveys and getting insurance quotes, as well as cashback on things you'd buy anyway
Just make sure you use a disposable email address for surveys etc as you'll get loads of spam, and make sure you keep on top of any free trials to make sure you don't get asked for payment

[helper12]

Evianbaby: thats true, i understand that im not going to be rich over this, im looking at like a tenner for a 3 hour focus group session or something like that, something little that helps,

[sara3]

craft ;o)

helper, university attendance isn't usually that high. I'm sure you could find a Christmas retail job like most out there.

[boxtops]

Most people at uni that I know have a bar job or similar in the evenings....

[craft1948]

oooh yes.......why not try Tesco instead of sitting on your bum.

[squarebear]

My wife joined one of those pay to answer survey sites an dearned about £8 in three years. They let you get right to the end of the survey then say something like you are not eleigible to answer this.

[DaisyNonna]

Why should anyone pay you to answer questions? Try cleaning. Houses, cars, whatever. I am sure you do not attend lectures 9-5 every day.

[EvianBaby]

I've done focus groups before. You sit in a room for an hour, eat crisps, tell them if you like the crisps and walk home with £50 in your back pocket. They're a nice little bonus but there are a lot of people signed up to do them and they have to use as many different people as possible. I've taken part in two in four years. It's not a real money spinner.