Free £20 voucher or prize draw for University Questionnaire

[rosiem]

Hi there,

I thought some of you might be interested in this! I'm a postgrad student looking for people to complete three easy postal questionnaires about common behaviours. Each questionnaire takes around 35 minutes to complete, and they are completed four weeks apart from each other. I'm looking for as many people as possible (especially guys) to take part - the only thing is that you have to be over 18.

I've got 255 £20 high street gift vouchers to give away to the first 255 people to complete all three questionnaires. Anyone who doesn't return the questionnaire in time for the vouchers will be entered into a prize draw. There will be a prize draw of £25 for every additional 25 respondents so you've still got a great chance of winning a prize if you aren't eligible for the vouchers!

If you want more info please email me at pscrrcm@leeds.ac.uk
I'd really appreciate any help!
Thanks
Rosie

[beckie]

what are the surveys about hun?

[nursemolly]

also how does a "student" manage to get hold of over 4 grand worth of vouchers????
with out sounding sceptic are you a genuine student??????
or are you really a company?????

[rosiem]

Hi there!

Don't be sceptical! i am a student! i'm in my final year of of studies and had to apply to the department to get some funding for my final and biggest study (i've not cost any money over the past three years so think that they took pity on me). From past experience i know that it is almost impossible to get the numbers i need with out some form of incentive.

In response to other post - the questionnaires just ask about your general attitudes towards various behaviours like brushing teeth, exercising, smoking etc.

Thanks,
Rosie

[martinmarv]

I believe her. See her other thread here (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=80068)

Post-grads are often on sponsored research programmes (as opposed to under-grads, who are the ones who are poor)...

[nursemolly]

cheers
i was just sceptical at first about supplying personal details to someone who may not have been a genuine student.
as a post grad myself (many moons ago) i am more than willing to help.
cheers
molly

[beckie]

thanks for clarifying that, i've sent you an email. cheers! :)

[zounds]

Just received your return e-mail

Thanks - Mark :)

[smartie1976]

e-mail sent.
(Note: I've e-mailed you from my work e-mail, please don't use it for anything else other than this - thanks)

[nursemolly]

hi, i have just emailed you.
cheers
molly

[barginboyrob]

cool, just sent you an email, thanks, robin

[Bunnyie]

I have just sent you the email.
Thanks

[mobrien18]

I've sent you an email. I look forward to helping!

[rachelmk]

I've mailed you too!
Rachel.

[ozzyfan]

Sending you an e-mail too, glad to help & good luck!

[JailhouseBabe]

Hi rosie,
Have emailed you my details.
Well done on getting the funding necessary to finance this!

[rosiem]

Hi everyone,

thanks you so much for all your emails! the response has been great - so much so that i have now run out of questionnaires so can no longer send any out.

I really appreciate the kind responses from those who emailed me.

Thanks a lot,
Rosie :T