Hello, Stacker Family!

I was recently called a scammer for creating an eBook based on my success with surveys and high-paying market research, which earns me over $1,000 a month. This isn't about those mini surveys that pay just $2 for an hour of your time. I'm talking about high-paying market research where companies worldwide, particularly in the United States, seek your honest opinions on products and services. They are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for your insights.

Consider how a company like Pepsi develops a new flavor. They rely on market research and feedback from everyday people to test their products before launching them. If enough participants give positive feedback, the product makes it to store shelves. If not, companies make adjustments based on collective opinions before reintroducing the product.

In my eBook, I share all the sites I use to help you access as many high-paying studies as possible and provide guidance on filling out screeners. I know many of you have filled out surveys only to be disqualified after the first page. Sometimes, you may not qualify for a particular study because it doesn't align with their goals for their study or your demographics aren't fitting.

I want to clarify that this is not a scam, and I am not a scammer. It was disheartening to be labeled as such after putting in so much effort to make this side hustle work, including writing the eBook. For those who need additional assurance, I’ve included visual proof below. However, the best proof is in trying it out for yourself—whether you choose to use my eBook or not.

Peace, Yogi

Ridiculous.