Are any of the survey sites that offer free plasma tv's for completing
a survey legit? If so which one's? Thanks.

Legitimate survey companies do not use phony come-ons. If anyone
offers you electronic equipment that is worth thousands of dollars in
return for doing something that is easy and quick, you can assume that
you're being scammed. There's an old saying: if it sounds too good to
be true, it probably isn't true.

Survey organizations do not give away free Plasma or LCD TVs to each
person who completes a survey.

What some of them do, however, is to give you a chance to win a prize
of a TV, in return for competing a survey. There are likely to be a
large number of people all hoping to win the same TV, so your chances
of getting the TV will be very low.

Yes, I followed a link from Google (after my friend assured me that he
has received several gifts from this company), completed the "survey"
(took 5 minutes), then completed the 18 required offers (took 1
month), and got a free 42" Panasonic EDTV Plasma on my doorstep 5
weeks after I began.  It cost me $150 when it was all said and done. 
I'm working on a $2000 Visa gift card from the same company, it will
cost me $180 total.  All you need is time, organizational skills, and
a credit card.  If you screw up, it could cost you a lot more.  And
no, you don't need to refer anyone and have them complete offers, and
I did not sign up for any credit cards.  Sounds too good to be true
but it's not.  JayMoore74@gmail.com