Paid Online Survey

If you are wondering if Global Test Market is scam or simply want to know more about this survey panel, then you are at the right place.

Global Test Market is operated by GMI (Global Market Insite, Inc.), found in 1999. Over the years, it has become a global leader in market research targeting consumers over 60 countries and currently has millions of members worldwide.

Members earn points which are redeemable for cash. A typical survey pays anywhere between $2-$20. Members will also receive free sweepstakes entries into daily and monthly cash drawings. If you are an active member, you will receive survey invitations frequently. All surveys invitations are sent to your email. GlobalTestMarket pays members via checks.

What I especially like about Global Test Market is that even if you do not qualify for some surveys, you will still receive a small reward for your participation (Free entries to monthly and special drawings).

I want to assure you at the end of this review that Global Test Market is definitely not a scam. In fact, it is one of my favorite survey sites, because of their generous rewards. I have received payment from them many times.

As a general statement I am a big fan of paid survey companies, I like to use it to fill in my spare time with something that makes me a little money on the side. I wouldn't recommend trying to fill out surveys all day as a profession, but I would recommend it as a way to make some easy money on the side. If you haven't tried it before, my only real advice is to never sign up for a survey company that makes you pay something upfront. The purpose of filling out surveys is to give the company feedback, to give to their clients, not to make them money by joining membership clubs, etc. If a survey company isn't free to join, then look elsewhere because there are plenty of free opportunities out there and frankly they will be more likely to pay out in the end anyway.

I can testify that Global Test Market is not a scam, I can put my own name behind this because I have received a check from them. They also don't try to make you buy any products before giving feedback on them, for instance many survey companies will ask that you sign up for a product so that you can give them feedback on it. These sites are scams, I will give you an example from one unscrupulous company that I received some surveys from. They asked that I buy a $15/month subscription to Net Flix, and then the survey itself was literally just "How would you rate this product? 1. Good, 2. Fair, 3. Poor". I found out that the survey company makes a $10 commission for each subscription they sell, and they didn't use the results for anything.