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FREE Money (£70) - Surveys.com
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mrsyorkie
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I've just received an email for a survey and basically, you get £70 for your efforts, which costs nothing, so this is a FREEBIE before anyone says different! 
For £30, you log onto a website forum for three days and answer some questions, taking you a total of 30 mins each day.
Then, you have the option to write a blog for 2 months. Spend an hour a week doing it and you get £5 a week, up to a maximum of 2 months and then an additional £20 at the end of it as a thank you.
if you go to https://www.surveys.com you may just be selected for the trial as well. oh aye, and you get 50 ipoints just for completing the screener!
HTH
For £30, you log onto a website forum for three days and answer some questions, taking you a total of 30 mins each day.
Then, you have the option to write a blog for 2 months. Spend an hour a week doing it and you get £5 a week, up to a maximum of 2 months and then an additional £20 at the end of it as a thank you.
if you go to https://www.surveys.com you may just be selected for the trial as well. oh aye, and you get 50 ipoints just for completing the screener!
HTH
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So i tell you a way to get £70 for doing practically nothing, and I don't even get a thanks!
What a rude place this is turning out to be now. I remember a time when people said thanks to other people for posting freebies, I won't bloomin bother in future.0 -
Hello,
Thanks for the tip off but to be honest you only gave people an hour to reply, it can take days.
James0 -
Yes, but the thread had had 56 views by the time i posted that!0
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With all due respct MrsYorkie the idea of these boards is to post tips for the benefit of others... not to respect thanks back. That's how I understand this community (admittedly I'm oly a newbie).
Additionally, I don't think being a Surveys.com member automatically means you can take part in this project. I'm a Surveys.com member & have received no such invite... perhaps you're part of a magical cross-section that qualified??
By the way - a belated thanks for the tip. It won't help.
MSMC0 -
Yes, but the thread had had 56 views by the time i posted that!
Some people are just a little cautious about things like this and it is alot of money and seems too good to be true?"Never frown, even when you are sad, because you never know who is falling in love with your smile."- Jeep off roading trial - was fantastic - Freebie
- Rimmel Nail Varnish
- Won a Pigsback daily quiz - 1000 points 13/6/07
- Justin Timberlake and Linken Park CD with piggypoints - Freebie
- Lip Gloss x2 - Freebie
- £49 worth of free credit from O2 thanks to JakeJakeJake who posted the thread - freebie
- £50 - comp win
- Won cool bag.
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MSM - With all due respect, when people post things for the benefit of other members, then surely the members it has benefitted should give a simple thanks to the OP. I always do as it's polite and there are no excuses for bad manners.
Additionally, When Surveys.com did the cigarette trial, lots of MSE'rs signed up with them there and then and got on the trial and I thought that maybe this was no different and I also thought that i'd post about it here so other people, those of whom may really need the money, would be able to benefit. After all, £70 is a hell of a lot of money to some (including me).
MrsY0 -
The Following User Says Thank You to mrsyorkie For This Useful Post
if it's not useful then you prob wont get a thanks, but a quick click to say thanks if you DO use the tip doesn't hurt. a bit of courtesy doesn't hurt either.0 -
with a sad attitude like that mrsyorkie..then I agree with you don,t bother to send any more posts in future0
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So i tell you a way to get £70 for doing practically nothing, and I don't even get a thanks!
What a rude place this is turning out to be now. I remember a time when people said thanks to other people for posting freebies, I won't bloomin bother in future.
is this the first time you have posted something like this? I got that de ja vu felling big time when i read this?
its no big deal anyway, just thought i'd mention it.
thanks for the link though.Fight for clean hospitals, C-DIFF takes lives
Baby number 2 due 27th March 2009!:j0 -
MSM - With all due respect, when people post things for the benefit of other members, then surely the members it has benefitted should give a simple thanks to the OP. I always do as it's polite and there are no excuses for bad manners.
Additionally, When Surveys.com did the cigarette trial, lots of MSE'rs signed up with them there and then and got on the trial and I thought that maybe this was no different and I also thought that i'd post about it here so other people, those of whom may really need the money, would be able to benefit. After all, £70 is a hell of a lot of money to some (including me).
MrsY
I looked at the thread and won't be using the link, so would I need thank you for it? am I wrong in thinking that it's just OK to browse a forum? or should I thank every OP on each thread that I read?0
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