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I'm not going to post any links to any websites, but I'm just interested to know who here does online surveys? I've been doing a few of them for about a month or two now and just earned myself a £20 Amazon voucher with one company for doing about forty minutes worth of surveys. Some companies offer insultingly low amounts, but if you're under 16 it can be a good way of gaining extra revenue. Just a thought.
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many goats wrote:
> I'm on Ciao.co.uk, and whilst you can write reviews and get comments
> and stuff, the main advantage is that by filling in your profile,
> they send you surveys that match your interests.
Yeah I've joined this. It says I have to tick the box that asks me if I want to receive surveys...any idea where that is?
> I'm on Ciao.co.uk, and whilst you can write reviews and get comments
> and stuff, the main advantage is that by filling in your profile,
> they send you surveys that match your interests.
Yeah I've joined this. It says I have to tick the box that asks me if I want to receive surveys...any idea where that is?
Since FF said about the surveys I signed up with mediatransfer.com and you are rewarded with points for filling in a survey. Once you get 100 points you are given a £20 voucher to spend on Amazon. Ive already done one survey which took about 10 minutes and that got me 18 points so it seems like a bargain.
It could be the same site whihc Forest uses?
It could be the same site whihc Forest uses?
I'm on Ciao.co.uk, and whilst you can write reviews and get comments and stuff, the main advantage is that by filling in your profile, they send you surveys that match your interests.
As long as you keep an eye on your emails, there'll be a chance to fill a few in.
I never check my emails, and therefore have filled in a total of 1, although I have been offered about 10. My current earnings stand at £1.61.
GO ME.
No, seriously, the survey I did gave me £1.50 (no idea what the other 11p is for) and took about 5 minutes.
Check it out, if interested.
As long as you keep an eye on your emails, there'll be a chance to fill a few in.
I never check my emails, and therefore have filled in a total of 1, although I have been offered about 10. My current earnings stand at £1.61.
GO ME.
No, seriously, the survey I did gave me £1.50 (no idea what the other 11p is for) and took about 5 minutes.
Check it out, if interested.
Some are honest, some are just spam.
It sounds interesting though.
It sounds interesting though.
I'm a little confused to what to do and would like to know what you people think about this:
I've typed in surveys in the google search engine and one of the first sites is highlighted in blue meaning it's a sponsored link. It gives information about surveys and goes through the scams and what not. It then tells you things like how you can make money and reccomends 4 sites.
You pay $34.95 to join before you can make money.
Would you trust these sites from the site I've got it from?
I've typed in surveys in the google search engine and one of the first sites is highlighted in blue meaning it's a sponsored link. It gives information about surveys and goes through the scams and what not. It then tells you things like how you can make money and reccomends 4 sites.
You pay $34.95 to join before you can make money.
Would you trust these sites from the site I've got it from?
Just added ye MSN, Foresty
I do them for YouGov, couple of weeks time I get 50 quid cheque.
Nice.
Nice.
You can do em' for cash. A bit bored of them now but I used to do a few. Only thing is you usually have to wait 4-8 weeks for payment
Okeys dokes.
Add me on msn [email protected] and I'll send you a link.
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