Survey Police - Helping Visitors Determine Which Online Survey Companies to Trust

Are you interested in doing online surveys for cash or prizes? Before wasting time signing up with illegitimate companies, check out surveypolice.com.

Survey Police is a great website for those new to paid online surveys. It is also a great tool for people who have been doing online surveys for years. The website helps visitors determine whether a survey company is legitimate, a bit shady, or a downright scam.

Survey Police was established in 2005. According to their website, Survey Police was created to bring a voice to survey-takers worldwide and to uphold the highest standards of quality and integrity in the online survey community. Survey Police is working hard on your behalf so that companies providing paid online surveys comply with the following criterion: Fair Recruiting Practices, Respect Privacy, Pay Promised Incentives, Timely Customer Service, and Conduct Quality Research. Survey Police offers the following opportunities to its website visitors.

Rate Companies

Visitors who are familiar with a particular online survey company can rate the company. People can rate the companies on their registration process, website layout, customer service, incentives, survey experience, and other general opinions. The ratings are then compiled with previous visitors' ratings of the company. This information helps other visitors determine whether or not to sign up with the company.

File a Complaint

When a person has had a negative experience with a particular online survey company, Survey Police allows that person the opportunity to file a complaint. Survey Police will then add the complaint to their rap sheet, which helps the public know which online survey companies are reputable.

View Rankings

This is the place for people new to online surveys to visit. It is also great for the seasoned survey taker looking for more opportunities to do online surveys. Survey Police ranks all companies according to visitors' reviews.

Check Out the Rap Sheet

Website visitors can take a look at the rap sheet to determine the companies they may not want to work with. The rap sheet organizes the companies by the number of complaints they have had against them. Visitors can click on the company name to read individual complaints.

Browse Directory of Companies

Survey Police lists hundreds of companies with links to their sites. Survey Police divides the companies based on whether they have been verified or not.