eJury.com Review

eJury is a little different than most survey companies that you will see online.   They basically have an online “mock jury”, as well as “focus groups” that help attorneys determine if their case is worth anything of value.

Taking a look at how it works

What you’re going to do is try out for trails.  Like surveys, you’re going to have to qualify.  If you qualify for the case, you will then get more information on how you can join, and what you will have to do to get paid.   You will usually join with 12 other people, and cases are constantly going on.

On average, it will take you anywhere from a 1/2 hour, and beyond, depending on how big the case actually is.   Once you complete the case, eJury will pay you via Paypal.

If you want something that is unique, this is a cool program that you can join.  If you’re sick of joining survey based sites that never send you anything, this may be a breath of fresh air.

How many cases am I going to get?

On average, it’s hard to say.  It’s really going to be based on your qualifications.  If you do qualify for some cases, you will find that you will more than likely make $3 t0 $15 a case.  It’s going to vary.  It’s about average, when you compare it to other companies on the web.

To join the site, you’re going to have to be 18 years of age, a citizen of the USA, as well as able to write, and read well.

From what I’ve read online, I found a few snippets here, and there.  I have found that they do pay, and you will get cases here, and there.  While you won’t make a fortune, it’s a fun activity, if you want something different than your surveys.

With that being said, I’m going to give them an A-.  You won’t make a lot, but you can expect some cases from time to time.

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