YouGov vs InboxPays

We've experienced nothing but good things with YouGov's customer service. Inquiries are answered quickly and politely. If you have missing points or your redemption is slow, you'll always hear back from them in a few hours.

Although there's no doubt about YouGov's reliability and their interesting surveys, survey invites are somewhat infrequent. Plus, they are fairly strict about their quota, and may not accept you based on your ZIP or other geographical factors.

In general, these aren't the biggest drawbacks, but there may be better options if you're looking for frequent invites.

InboxPays has a high cash-out rate at $50. Users have reported problems cashing out, as a minimum of $25 in completed offers and $25 in paid surveys is required to cash-out. This is to prevent members from cashing out just using paid emails and watching videos.

In addition, InboxPays incorporates a lot of "paid trial offers". These require you to pay out of pocket to participate. If you do sign up for one of these, be sure to cancel after you sign up, unless you like the service. It is possible to just stick to the free stuff to avoid potential problems.