GTA Online Survey Gets You Free In-Game Money
A Grand Theft Auto Online player has shown off an official survey from Rockstar, which, if completed, can nab players a ton of money in-game. Although not every player will have received this Grand Theft Auto Online survey, the in-game cash on offer makes it well worth players' time.
Over a decade after it was first released, Grand Theft Auto Online remains one of the most popular games on the market. Rockstar's Los Santos sandbox has kept gamers entertained for years, which has been helped by the developer's incredible commitment to updating the game. It's a world where players can truly do just about anything, whether that be stealing cars, racing across the city, or completing some of the best heists in GTA Online. Now, it seems that Rockstar is asking for players' advice on how to make it even better.
Redditor viauser posted the Grand Theft Auto Online survey in the game's subreddit, wondering whether other players had received a similar message. The survey itself promises $250,000 of in-game cash upon completion, with a further $2,000,000 given after a follow-up one-to-one discussion about the player's Grand Theft Auto Online experience. According to the email, the survey is only available to selected players identified as a suitable candidate, so not everyone will have received this from Rockstar. Those who do have it should complete it — it's definitely one of the best ways to make money in GTA Online, even if it's only a one-time thing.
Gamers in the thread encouraged the user to take the survey and interview seriously, with it representing a great way for player feedback to be heard in Grand Theft Auto Online. While it remains one of the best live-service games around, it will always benefit from having those who actually play it a ton giving extensive feedback. Interestingly, a few other players in the thread confirmed that they had also received similar emails, with some coming in October 2023. Players who had received the older emails confirmed that the
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