what are some good survey websites? nothing like i have to pay or anthing fake either! please!
i want something that will pay me with like gift cards or something.
i dont want a survey site where most if its free. or like its free then some you have to pay! like 10 bucks! or just a dollar! i want 100% FREE!
i also want a site where they will want my opion on video gamaes, cars game consoles. stuff like that!
Im 15 years old looking to do surveys! what are some good survey?
I've done surveys for some time now and created a site that has everything I know about free online surveys. It has videos tutorial, legit survey sites that have paid me along with proof of payment, and contact info if you want more guidance or have questions.
;)
http://13lefty13.webs.com/
Reply:here there are two lists of known payers
http://paidsurvey.guidearticles.com/
http://www.paid---survey.com/
However as with all things you have to apply yourself a bit or you'll never be sent the best jobs.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Do you fill out survey cards?
Do you fill out customer survey cards--if no please answer why not.
You go to a restaurant, or hotel, or perhaps you have had your car serviced. You receive a customer satisfaction survey but most of us don't even think twice about filling out the survey card.
Now of course if the service was bad, most of the time we will.
But if the service was good, or even great usally we don't even think twice about it, why not?
Do you fill out survey cards?
no
Reply:Absolutly I do. I love letting people know how they did, good and bad. It helps me feel like I'm contributing and helps them provide better customerservice. It's a win win situation.
You go to a restaurant, or hotel, or perhaps you have had your car serviced. You receive a customer satisfaction survey but most of us don't even think twice about filling out the survey card.
Now of course if the service was bad, most of the time we will.
But if the service was good, or even great usally we don't even think twice about it, why not?
Do you fill out survey cards?
no
Reply:Absolutly I do. I love letting people know how they did, good and bad. It helps me feel like I'm contributing and helps them provide better customerservice. It's a win win situation.
What does your car's color reveal about you?
A US News %26amp; World Report survey shows that:
People whose car is: Have confidence that is:
Emerald green 5.5% above average
Dark blue 3.2% above average
Silver 1.2% above average
White Average
Sunny yellow 3.7% below average
Orange 4.1% below average
Bright blue 5.5% below average
Bright yellow 8.3% below average
Red 8.8 % below average
Black 14.6% below average
http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/art...
What does your car's color reveal about you?
The problem is that if one is forced to buy the only car in their price range available - especially if it is used -- then you don't really get a choice. ;)
Reply:It reveals absolutely nothing. Right now have a dark blue car and and a bright red pick-up. Isn't it a bit silly and naive to think my confidence simultaneously rises and plummets because I have vehicles of both colors?
What about the people who drive onto the car lot in a black car and drive off in emerald green? Do you really think their entire personality magically changed because of a car color?
Sounds like junk science to me.
Reply:i have above average confidence and i own a black car.
i pick colors based on how good it looks not on car, not which color i prefer. like some cars look good in bright red while others don't. depends on the car, but reason i pick black is because it makes the car look more luxurious so i can show it off, haha!
Reply:I've always thought that red cars revealed a sassy, confident, "look at me'' attitude. So do some of the really bright yellows. I think some of the new metallic greens are just fun and young. Silver is boring to me, personally, Orange...maybe on some type of off road SUV. Black has always translated cool and sophisticated . Blues are my least favorite, I love white cars. I always have.
Reply:My car is emerald green. It was a wreck,a nd i rebuilt it, and then had it repainted. When asked , what color , i replied, emerald green. Wow ,. hurrah for me. i already knew all this.
Reply:I am a green and i am confident and i think those statistic
are pretty close.. except most of us do not get to pick the
color but somehow the color picked us and it is still close.
Reply:It could also just show your favorite color..
Reply:I am a classic person and my car is grey .
Reply:How original...just copy and paste the recent news flash on yahoo main page...that's what Yahoo Answers is here for. Yup...guess so!
Reply:and yet another useless survey. thanks for sharing.
Reply:silver baby yea
Reply:mine reveals that my damn husband picked out that car! lol
Reply:wow!!!!!!!
Reply:my car is beige not on the list
People whose car is: Have confidence that is:
Emerald green 5.5% above average
Dark blue 3.2% above average
Silver 1.2% above average
White Average
Sunny yellow 3.7% below average
Orange 4.1% below average
Bright blue 5.5% below average
Bright yellow 8.3% below average
Red 8.8 % below average
Black 14.6% below average
http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/art...
What does your car's color reveal about you?
The problem is that if one is forced to buy the only car in their price range available - especially if it is used -- then you don't really get a choice. ;)
Reply:It reveals absolutely nothing. Right now have a dark blue car and and a bright red pick-up. Isn't it a bit silly and naive to think my confidence simultaneously rises and plummets because I have vehicles of both colors?
What about the people who drive onto the car lot in a black car and drive off in emerald green? Do you really think their entire personality magically changed because of a car color?
Sounds like junk science to me.
Reply:i have above average confidence and i own a black car.
i pick colors based on how good it looks not on car, not which color i prefer. like some cars look good in bright red while others don't. depends on the car, but reason i pick black is because it makes the car look more luxurious so i can show it off, haha!
Reply:I've always thought that red cars revealed a sassy, confident, "look at me'' attitude. So do some of the really bright yellows. I think some of the new metallic greens are just fun and young. Silver is boring to me, personally, Orange...maybe on some type of off road SUV. Black has always translated cool and sophisticated . Blues are my least favorite, I love white cars. I always have.
Reply:My car is emerald green. It was a wreck,a nd i rebuilt it, and then had it repainted. When asked , what color , i replied, emerald green. Wow ,. hurrah for me. i already knew all this.
Reply:I am a green and i am confident and i think those statistic
are pretty close.. except most of us do not get to pick the
color but somehow the color picked us and it is still close.
Reply:It could also just show your favorite color..
Reply:I am a classic person and my car is grey .
Reply:How original...just copy and paste the recent news flash on yahoo main page...that's what Yahoo Answers is here for. Yup...guess so!
Reply:and yet another useless survey. thanks for sharing.
Reply:silver baby yea
Reply:mine reveals that my damn husband picked out that car! lol
Reply:wow!!!!!!!
Reply:my car is beige not on the list
Have you ever had a WOMAN mechanic work on your car?
Just wanted to do a little survey because it occurred to me that I've never actually seen a woman mechanic at the places I've been too... but I'm hoping there are some out there!
Have you ever had a WOMAN mechanic work on your car?
It doesn't occur everyday but, I did have one work on my car a few months ago. I had transmission trouble. She did a fantastic job, fixed the problem right, and I was very pleased. She was great at what she did!!! Best wishes!!!
Reply:Southern W.Va., mid 70s to late 80s. a shop owned and operated by Louise Crook, reputed to be one of the best mechanics in the county.
Reply:Yes, there are some out there. At the dealer where I take my van, there is at least one woman in the body shop, and one woman in the service dept.
Reply:once..(ten yrs ago)...she charged an arm and a leg but then again she caused the engine to go haywirebut i aint mad at her though, she was a rookie
Reply:I worked with one during the 70's. She was pretty good too. There is a shop in Berkeley Ca. that employs a few female mechanics, Model Garage. I have heard the are a few female instructors that are very good in the Concord Ca. area. My daughter in law took a number of auto repair courses in collage and holds a couple of ASE ratings.
Reply:Yep, truck broke down in BFE (the middle of nowhere) and the only shop i could find was one with a woman as their only mechanic. Tell you what....If I lived with 100 miles of that place, that would be the only shop I'd ever take any of my vehicles to.
Reply:ive met a few woman mechanics actually.
Reply:Never.
Reply:There are not many out there. In 5 years in the industry I have never even had a woman mechanic interview for a job, let alone hired one.
One of my sister stores has a woman mechanic, who is however currently in transition - if you know what I mean.
Reply:we have a woman mech. here where i live and she knows her stuff. there are some good women mechs. out there, but so far i havent had 1 to work on my car, but if she knew what she was doing, i wouldnt mind.
Hiking Boots
Have you ever had a WOMAN mechanic work on your car?
It doesn't occur everyday but, I did have one work on my car a few months ago. I had transmission trouble. She did a fantastic job, fixed the problem right, and I was very pleased. She was great at what she did!!! Best wishes!!!
Reply:Southern W.Va., mid 70s to late 80s. a shop owned and operated by Louise Crook, reputed to be one of the best mechanics in the county.
Reply:Yes, there are some out there. At the dealer where I take my van, there is at least one woman in the body shop, and one woman in the service dept.
Reply:once..(ten yrs ago)...she charged an arm and a leg but then again she caused the engine to go haywirebut i aint mad at her though, she was a rookie
Reply:I worked with one during the 70's. She was pretty good too. There is a shop in Berkeley Ca. that employs a few female mechanics, Model Garage. I have heard the are a few female instructors that are very good in the Concord Ca. area. My daughter in law took a number of auto repair courses in collage and holds a couple of ASE ratings.
Reply:Yep, truck broke down in BFE (the middle of nowhere) and the only shop i could find was one with a woman as their only mechanic. Tell you what....If I lived with 100 miles of that place, that would be the only shop I'd ever take any of my vehicles to.
Reply:ive met a few woman mechanics actually.
Reply:Never.
Reply:There are not many out there. In 5 years in the industry I have never even had a woman mechanic interview for a job, let alone hired one.
One of my sister stores has a woman mechanic, who is however currently in transition - if you know what I mean.
Reply:we have a woman mech. here where i live and she knows her stuff. there are some good women mechs. out there, but so far i havent had 1 to work on my car, but if she knew what she was doing, i wouldnt mind.
Hiking Boots
Is it a comfortable car important than a cool n expensive car?
i'm doing a survey or sth else for my school projects... so pls HELP ME!!! more answers pls... thanks ^.^"
Is it a comfortable car important than a cool n expensive car?
My criteria are comfort, reliability, and fun to drive. If the seats are not comfortable and interior not roomy enough for my slightly over 6 ft height and size 13 shoes, I will not even consider the vehicle. Although, I might make exeptions for the narrow seats in a Lotus Exige, because its "fun to drive" component is way up there (I instructed a student with one at an autocross).
My actual choices are a anonymous looking, comfortable, reliable, fun to drive, economical, 95 Nissan Maxima 5-speed I bought in May 94, and a used 2001 Pathfinder for winter that I bought in 2004. I tend to drive quickly, but safely (competition driving experience), but prefer not to be the flashy rabbit that attracts the eyes of the law.
Reply:ANyone who owns a Bimmer and mercedes don't have time to write on this site. They have to work too much...
I drove a Dodge Charger when they came out and although a good looking "cool" car. The seats were horrible they cut off circulation to my legs....
So I go for comfort over Style. I drive a Grand Prix a Pantera, a Ford Ranger and an old escort. All very comfortable. Although I did put new seats in the Pantera.
Reply:ya
Reply:It is to me! Comfort is my priority.
Reply:Yes, b/c cool isn't always cool in a year or two, %26amp; even if it's cool doesn't mean you will like it!!
Reply:I believe a car can be both. My Mercedes and BMW's are totally hot, comfortable, but yes, they are expensive. But my 2 corvettes are also in my opinion, cool, have lots of leg room, and are not as expensive.
Is it a comfortable car important than a cool n expensive car?
My criteria are comfort, reliability, and fun to drive. If the seats are not comfortable and interior not roomy enough for my slightly over 6 ft height and size 13 shoes, I will not even consider the vehicle. Although, I might make exeptions for the narrow seats in a Lotus Exige, because its "fun to drive" component is way up there (I instructed a student with one at an autocross).
My actual choices are a anonymous looking, comfortable, reliable, fun to drive, economical, 95 Nissan Maxima 5-speed I bought in May 94, and a used 2001 Pathfinder for winter that I bought in 2004. I tend to drive quickly, but safely (competition driving experience), but prefer not to be the flashy rabbit that attracts the eyes of the law.
Reply:ANyone who owns a Bimmer and mercedes don't have time to write on this site. They have to work too much...
I drove a Dodge Charger when they came out and although a good looking "cool" car. The seats were horrible they cut off circulation to my legs....
So I go for comfort over Style. I drive a Grand Prix a Pantera, a Ford Ranger and an old escort. All very comfortable. Although I did put new seats in the Pantera.
Reply:ya
Reply:It is to me! Comfort is my priority.
Reply:Yes, b/c cool isn't always cool in a year or two, %26amp; even if it's cool doesn't mean you will like it!!
Reply:I believe a car can be both. My Mercedes and BMW's are totally hot, comfortable, but yes, they are expensive. But my 2 corvettes are also in my opinion, cool, have lots of leg room, and are not as expensive.
Where can I go to get driving directions based on my car's gas mileage?
A service that surveys roads with hills and curves. Thereby, avoiding any unneccessary gas usage. Hope you can help!
Where can I go to get driving directions based on my car's gas mileage?
The Triple A website has just such a calculator.
Here's the link below:
http://ww2.aaa.com/AAA_Travel/Travel/tra...
Reply:I agree, the AAA website is the best place to go for such things. (Forcing vote on old question)
Where can I go to get driving directions based on my car's gas mileage?
The Triple A website has just such a calculator.
Here's the link below:
http://ww2.aaa.com/AAA_Travel/Travel/tra...
Reply:I agree, the AAA website is the best place to go for such things. (Forcing vote on old question)
What kind of car do you drive. Make/year/model and how many kilometres do you put in a year?
Make / Model /Year are you a female or a male? How old are you?
Just a general survey to see if Honda remains the most popular car!
What kind of car do you drive. Make/year/model and how many kilometres do you put in a year?
1953 Harley and a 1965 Chevy Pick Up. I ride about 8,000-10,000 miles a year. About the same amount of miles driven, too. Male. 39 years old.
Reply:2003 Chevy pickup
Reply:2005 Toyota Truck long bed for my boards 12,000 miles a year
curtdude
Reply:dodge durango...04
Reply:2007 Jeep commander
Reply:I have a 2007 Pontiac Solstice GXP, a 2006 Honda Pilot and a 2006 Porshe. I'm a female.
xXo
Reply:2004 Mustang GT Convertible. I drive perhaps 10,000 miles per year. 39 yo,male. As for Honda all I can say is yuck!! Can't think of a single Honda vehicle I would consider purchasing.
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Reply:2003 Nissan Maxima GLE
25k last year .... about 23k were driven under the influnce......... of love................and when a say love I mean weed.
Reply:2007 gmc envoy..havent had it a yr yet but i have put 2 k miles on it.
Reply:1995 Landrover Discovery, about 5,000 miles a year.
Just a general survey to see if Honda remains the most popular car!
What kind of car do you drive. Make/year/model and how many kilometres do you put in a year?
1953 Harley and a 1965 Chevy Pick Up. I ride about 8,000-10,000 miles a year. About the same amount of miles driven, too. Male. 39 years old.
Reply:2003 Chevy pickup
Reply:2005 Toyota Truck long bed for my boards 12,000 miles a year
curtdude
Reply:dodge durango...04
Reply:2007 Jeep commander
Reply:I have a 2007 Pontiac Solstice GXP, a 2006 Honda Pilot and a 2006 Porshe. I'm a female.
xXo
Reply:2004 Mustang GT Convertible. I drive perhaps 10,000 miles per year. 39 yo,male. As for Honda all I can say is yuck!! Can't think of a single Honda vehicle I would consider purchasing.
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Reply:2003 Nissan Maxima GLE
25k last year .... about 23k were driven under the influnce......... of love................and when a say love I mean weed.
Reply:2007 gmc envoy..havent had it a yr yet but i have put 2 k miles on it.
Reply:1995 Landrover Discovery, about 5,000 miles a year.
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