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Chasers generally do not get paid to chase. Some people even believe that there are chasers who are paid by corporations to do research, but this is not true. The only exceptions are government or university scientists, video crews, and film crews. A few TV stations pay freelancers to chase for them, either in privately owned vehicles or marked TV news trucks.
