Take Surveys For Cash 2015 Review – Still Trying To Get You To Pay For Free Stuff

In this review, I'll be taking a look at a relatively new product from Jason White called Take Surveys For Cash 2015 (TCS2015 from now on). TCS2015 is a paid survey product that claims to teach you a “secret trick” you can do to earn up to “$500 just for taking a survey”. Upon taking one look at the sales page, I knew this was just like all of the other paid survey products that claim you can make a lot of money from them.

Disclaimer: Because Take Surveys for Cash 2015 is not a product I would recommend to my friends and family, I am not affiliating myself with it. Therefore, I will provide no links to the product's sales page from this review, but you can look it up yourself if you'd like. This is all in accordance with my Core Principles here at KirbysMarketing.com.

Quick Review

Take Surveys for Cash 2015 is a product you can purchase that claims to help you make hundreds and thousands of dollars from taking paid surveys online. How it does this is by providing you with a list of surveys hosted on third party survey sites (of which most are FREE to sign up for on your own). If you are looking for a condensed list of survey opportunities, TCS2015 may provide a small amount of value to you. However, if you are looking to make a significant income online, TCS2015 is not for you.

Instead: learn about a legitimate paid survey site or how to build your own online business.

In-Depth Review

The Good

Condensed List

There's not a lot of good things I have to say regarding TSC2015, but if there is one thing, it's that it does provide a condensed list of many surveys you could potentially qualify for. But remember, all of these potential surveys are coming from survey sites that are free to register with AND you probably won't meet the survey's specifications anyways.

The Bad

Sales Page

Let's start with the sales page. First of all, it is filled with all of the typical promises and claims you'll find on any similar paid survey product: lots of promises and “real examples” of the huge sums of money people have made from using the program, all of which I am super skeptical…like 99.99% sure they're not being 100% truthful.

Next, let's take a closer look at the check the creator of TSC2015 uses as “proof” of earning $500 for one survey in the video at the top of the sales page. If you pause the video and look closely, you'll notice this isn't even a real check in the first place. On the contrary, it's actually a “teaser” check sent by a survey company to make you want to sign up with them in the hopes of getting a real check. You've probably gotten “teaser” credit or debit cards in the mail, this is just like that. This to me is extremely deceiving and after realizing this I lost all trust in this sales page (not that I had much to begin with).

Moving further down the sales page we see a screenshot of an email inbox filled with high-value survey offers. Again, this is super misleading for a couple reasons. Firstly, yeah you can sign up to every survey site that exists and get loads of potential surveys in your inbox, but chances are you'll be filtered out during a pre-survey once they determine you don't meet the exact demographics they are looking for. Surveys that pay a lot of money have a VERY specific person in mind, if you're not that person, you're not going to be able to take the survey. Secondly, most surveys pay pennies on the dollar. Literally, I've tested out a few survey sites in my time and the most I've ever gotten paid for one survey was just over $2…and that took me 20 minutes to complete.

Keep scrolling down the sales page and you'll come to an actual screenshot of a survey list you may see once you purchase TSC2015. While I don't doubt this is what you'll actually see, I don't like the fact they make it seem like you'll actually be able to take all these surveys and earn that much money (see above paragraph). Also, even if you did qualify, most of the surveys in the list require a lot more than simply taking a survey and take a much bigger time commitment than just a few minutes.

Finally, this is the last critique of the sales page I have. I could go on, but I'll spare you. You're welcome! Anyways, near the bottom the sales page TSC2015's creator, Jason White, feels the need to provide proof of how much money he has in his account, which is completely irrelevant as there's no proof he made this money from taking surveys. He might actually have that much money in his accounts, but I can guarantee it's not from taking surveys. It's most likely from selling sketchy products like TSC2015 to people like you and I and collecting a referral fee from the survey companies he's sending you to.

It's Just A List Of Free Stuff

Essentially, what TSC2015 does is provide you with a condensed list of surveys available at any number of third party websites that specialize in hosting surveys for companies. The thing is, you can sign up for these websites yourself FOR FREE and get notified of the exact same surveys FOR FREE. Get it yet? You're paying TCS2015 for something you can do FOR FREE!!!

Profit > Value

True value comes from providing content that helps people with a problem they're having, at least that's my motto here at Kirby's Marketing. TSC2015, on the other hand, is far from this. Instead of helping you solve whatever your problem is, it's simply trying to profit from you. If you don't fully accept this yet, consider the following two points.

1. Upsells

Once you actually purchase TSC2015, you will be confronted with three “one-click” upsells. This means they'll be trying to sell you even more products to “help” you make money before you even finish paying for TSC2015! If this is supposed to make you thousands of dollars, why are they trying to push other money making products down your throats?

2. Follow-Up Emails

If you purchase TSC2015, you'll be put on an email list and sent a series of follow-up emails. Trust me, these emails will be purely promotional and will provide little to no value whatsoever. They're literally trying everything to get you to buy their products and won't stop until you either buy the products or unsubscribe. Well, even if you buy something they probably won't stop. Trust me, being on these types of email lists sucks.

Scarcity Tactics

Once you give them your email address showing you're interested in the product, you'll get an email from “Jason White” himself. In this email he repeats the primary claims from the sales page, but also adds the line: “You need to be warned, however, we don't have many spots left, and after they're filled, I'm not sure if we'll be able to accept any new members for quite some time. This is truly a limited time offer.”

Of course, I can't say for sure, but I'm pretty confident every single person who submits their email address gets, has gotten, and will get this email saying this exact same thing. It's purely to force you to make a rushed decision in an attempt not to miss out on the “special” deal he's giving you…well, the deal he's giving everyone, but making you think you're getting a special deal.

Earnings Disclaimer

Finally, for the bad, I want to take a close look at the Earnings Disclaimer which you can find in a link in the fine print at the bottom of the sales page. Compare this language with what you see and hear on the sales page. If you're still not convinced TSC2015 isn't going to do anything for you, then there's nothing else I can say.

Earnings disclaimer: “Any claims made of actual earnings are not typical.” “…no guarantees are made that you will achieve results similar to ours or anybody else's, in fact, no guarantees are made that you will achieve any results from our ideas and techniques in our material”

Product Overview

As you've probably gathered, what you get when you purchase TSC2015 is a condensed list of surveys you can potentially take. I say “potentially” intentionally: just because a survey is available doesn't mean you will qualify. In fact, you probably won't as most surveys are looking for people withing certain demographic parameters.

Also, a majority of the surveys you will find can also be found simply by registering with the various survey providers, most of which you can do completely FOR FREE.

Let me be clear, Take Surveys for Cash 2015 does not create or administer any surveys whatsoever. All they do is provide you with a list of potential surveys you may be able to complete for money.

Who Should Buy Take Surveys For Cash 2015?

Nobody.

If you're dead set on taking surveys for money, I'd suggest signing up for the legitimate survey sites directly.

Price

The price of TCS2015 starts at $39, which is “slashed” from the original price of $78…I'm pretty sure this product hasn't ever sold for $78 and that it's just a marketing trick to make you think you're getting a good deal. If you try to click away from the page, you'll get a popup dropping the price down to $27, then again down to $12. Once you purchase the product, or just before you pay, you'll be given three upsells; one for $37, and two for $24.

Final Opinion/Verdict

So, if you haven't already caught on, in no way, shape, or form would I recommend you buy Take Surveys for Cash 2015. Everything about it is deceptive. It's simply trying to profit off of you by providing you with information you can get elsewhere for free.

The truth is you can make money from taking surveys online, but not the hundreds and thousands of dollars claimed throughout TSC2015's promotional material. At most you'll be making some nice pocket change, but definitely not a life changing amount. If you are genuinely interested in taking surveys for money, I would highly recommend checking out what PaidViewpoints.com has to offer. It definitely won't make you rich, but it is legit and it does reward you in cash for surveys you complete over time through their platform.

A Legitimate Way To Make Money Online

Now, if you've actually made it this far, I'm sure you're feeling a bit frustrated at all of the crappy products out there claiming to help you make money online. Honestly, it's not that easy to make money online, especially enough to make a significant difference in the quality of your life and/or financial state. However, it is indeed possible with the right training and resources.

If you don't believe me, I'd encourage you to check out my income and progress reports here at Kirby's Marketing. I'm a living example of how building a profitable online business is possible with time, effort, education, and support.

I didn't get all of these things on my own, in fact, I was searching all around the web trying to find something legitimate just like you were when you came to this review. Luckily, I stumbled across a community called Wealthy Affiliate University.

After doing a ton of research, I determined it was legit and gave it a shot. Little did I know, it would be the start of my own website, blog, and online business that is making me hundreds of dollars a month and growing!

Wealthy Affiliate University is an amazing community of online entrepreneurs of all levels, from complete newbies to experienced and successful internet marketers. It has all the resources and training you need to get started on your very own online business, even if you know absolutely nothing about it.

If you are interested in something like this, I'd encourage you to check out my in-depth review and see for yourself all that Wealthy Affiliate University has to offer!

Finally, if you've had any experience with Take Surveys for Cash 2015, I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. Please let me know what you think or if you have any questions!