This is a solid company.
You generally should make at least $50-$150 for about 20 minutes a day for 5 days.
That is the norm for these types of things.

20/20 Research, a nationally-recognized market research firm, is looking for first-time moms ages 25-49.

Please forward this on to anyone you feel would qualify for this study!

I recently logged into a Mystery Shopping website that I am a member of, and discovered new resource for Mystery Shopping called JobSlinger. JobSlinger appears to be a mystery shopping jobs board that lists jobs not just from a single Mystery Shopping companies, but from multiple companies, giving you a one stop shop for all your mystery shopping. Registration is free, but before you register you can type in your zip code to see all the available jobs in your area.

If you do not know what mystery shopping is, in brief, it is an opportunity to essentially work from your home or your neighborhood reporting specific information on local businesses who sign up for the service. It often involves a purchase that you will either return or be reimbursed for and you also get a flat fee on top of it. I would bet you could average making at least $10/hr doing this for a couple hours a week even after you factor in gas.

From the site:

JobSlinger is for mystery shoppers, merchandisers, demonstrators and auditors!

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Your FREE JobSlinger membership gives you access to more than any other jobsite on the web, including:

• Valid job listings from hundreds of the best companies via our partners: SASSIE, Volition, MSPA and DemoZilla. Thousands of new jobs posted every day!!!
• Current listings — as soon as it’s posted, you get to see it!
• All the listings on the site for all members!
• Membership is free — and it will always stay free!

Based upon my research and experience, SASSIE and Volition are 2 of the major Mystery Shopping Companies, and I imagine the others listed are up there as well.

What do you think, are you going to sign up? Have you ever done Mystery Shopping? Do you recommend it as a good work at home opportunity?

Specpan pays a minimum of $5 for completed surveys. I believe they may be a specialty panel related mostly to the building and construction industry, but I’m not positive.

You can sign up here:
Specpan

There is a survey site called “Mothers Know Best” for moms and appears like it may be somehow related to Globaltestmarket, a fantastic survey company. You get paid in “points” redeemable for cash once you reach 1000 points ($50).

From their site:
MothersKnowBest was started in 2006 to serve as an active voice for mothers and fathers to share their opinions together, influencing products and services around the world. Our sole purpose is to get feedback on topics relating to pregnancy, infancy and child-raising for global research purposes.

MothersKnowBest is powered by GMI. Our goal is to bring together a global community of outspoken new parents for organizations and companies whose products and services are made precisely for this audience.

You can sign up here:
Mothersknowbest

How to Shop Safely Online While Saving Time and a Ton of Money!

Okay, so it’s not really hard to get published on Associated Content but it’s still something.

The article is essentially the same as the resources that I have begun adding to the Accidental Mommies site, but I would appreciate everyone checking it out through the link above and voting for the article (5 stars would be preferred…).

Also, in the near future I plan on having a downloadable PDF file of the article as well for easier reading.

Below is a banner to sign up for a free paid survey company called OpinionSquare. If you have any questions regarding free paid surveys, please see our Paid Survey Guide

Opinion Square pays you points to redeem for merchandise or gift cards. They have a great rewards catalog!