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Surveys aren't frequent enough to get much off of this site (you might get a $5 gift card after two months of surveys), but it does have a few things going for it. First is the fact that diligence is rewarded by offering higher value cards at lower point costs. While a $5 card will cost you 3500 points, a $10 card will only cost you 6750, a $15 card will cost you 9750, etc. Once you reach the highest value of $30 (17250 points) you are getting 6 times the value at less than 5 times the cost. It also bears noting that they sometimes send out CD surveys where they will mail you a CD to use with an upcoming survey. I have yet to recieve one of these, but I would imagine that they would pay better than email surveys. As far as I know ePoll is the only site that does this. Perhaps the best quality of ePoll is that even if you get disqualified from a survey you still get the full point value for that survey. A 500 point survey that disqualifies you after the first question still nets you 500 points. I'm not telling you to intentionally disqualify yourself from surveys, but it's a much better "thanks for playing" prize than a sweepstakes entry in my opinion. Notes: When new TV shows start up in the fall and summer, you get a lot of surveys asking if you watched the show or not. I usually don't, so I end up getting a few thousand points just for saying "no" a few times. | 
