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unbank/no bank account
Hi all, I'm a student in Service Design (basically, I learn to design/improve services so that they create value for the users) based in London, and I'm currently doing research for my final project around the reasons why people are or become unbanked and chose to use services such as Ffrees. I would really appreciate if…
Marketing Dissertation - Survey Respondents Required
Hi All, Just a quick favour to ask... I am in my final year of University studying Digital Marketing and Social Media. I am required to complete a dissertation and I have chosen to base mine on the car industry. As part of my research I am conducting a short survey investigating the effect of digital marketing…
Quick survey re:bills and average spends
First off this is not some consumer life styles rubbish, i'm trying to work out if it is realistic for me and my partner to get our own home on the wages that we are on. It's all anonymous and it's only 10 questions please help. surveymonkey.co.uk/r/KJ57RBB
Dissertation Survey - Relating to Police use of Social Media and it's impact
Hi, I am a third year student at DMU and would be extremely grateful for willing participants to help me by taking part in my dissertation survey. If you have a spare few minutes (and I am told it's more like 10-15 than 5 sorry !!) please consider helping me out with my research ! ...... It is best taken on a computer to…
Dissertation - Have you had an IgG test for food intolerance?
Hello, My name is Rachel and as part of my research project, I am investigating people with food intolerance and their symptoms and experiences prior to and after having IgG testing (blood test). I am looking for people who have had an IgG test and are over the age of 18 to complete a questionnaire. If you would like to…
What should Aldi do next? Market research for Uni (HELP)
Hi, I'm a University student carrying out a Market research Survey regarding "what should Aldi do next to persuade consumers to shop with them over competitors?". I would appreciate if anyone can complete my short survey. Survey link surveymonkey.co.uk/r/D76M7DH ( you might need to add www. ) Thanks Javid
Dissertation survey if you own a dog
I am a student at Moulton College studying BSc Applied Animal Studies. The purpose of this study is to investigate the bonds that dogs form between humans and other dogs. The objectives of the study are: · To determine how long it takes to bond to a rescue/adopted dog. · To determine the behaviours and closeness of bond of…
Please help!
Hi! To anyone reading this i'm new to the forum! :) I am a postgraduate student looking to publish some research I have been working on for the last 8 months. However I need another 200 respondents; as you can imagine it is really difficult getting anyone to fill in a survey.The survey should only take you 5 minutes 98% of…
I'm a student doing my dissertation on matched betting - help needed please!
I'm a student at the University of Portsmouth doing my final year dissertation on matched betting. I need people who do matched betting to fill out an anonymous questionnaire for my research. It’s only 5 simple questions which will take 2/3 minutes to answer in total. The questions are about amounts made and time spent…
Food survey-£100 voucher prizes
Hi, I'm looking for UK adults to fill in my survey on food and health. It is for my BSc research project and should take around 15 minutes to complete. There's a prize draw for a £100 shopping voucher every 500 entries. Link and other info can be found in my account at home page url or through PM. Thank you!
Need your views!
Right, I've only been around here forever on and off so, naturally, I have no idea where the right place to post this is! Therefore, I'll post it here because I like you people - because you are so much nicer than the other boards! :D So, next year I will be lecturing in social media - I know, right?! Proper lecturing! :)…
WD40 or UB40?
WD40 or UB40 - which one represents the best investment? Does one produce squeeks and the other cure them, like pasta mixing with antipasta?
Valued opinions
Does anyone do surveys for Valued Opinions, I do their surveys but I can't get onto their site to check my rewards balance could anyone tell me how to get on to it Thanks
MSc research - how does your office affect productivity?
I am currently carrying out some research into the effect of office design on worker's productivity and motivation. If you work in an office environment please could you take 2 minutes to complete my survey? It doesn't ask for any personal information. The web address is the surveymonkey site, followed by /r/officedesign1…
Dissertation Questionnaire on The Cornish Pasty. Help please!
Hi Everyone, I hope I am finally posting in the right place! I am looking for people across the UK to complete my questionnaire on the Cornish pasty, there is 10 short questions and it will take less than 5 minutes to complete. As a thank you I am giving away 1 x £20 amazon voucher to a randomly selected participant. The…
Ever used commercial money transfer?
Hello! I would be very happy to learn about your experiences with international money transfer companies (not banks) like Western Union, Transferwise, World First, Post Office, Moneycorp, HiFX, Currencies Direct or others. If you could reply quickly, it will help me learn, and provide better conclusions for visitors on my…
**Fashion and Psychology Study**
Hi there! I'm currently doing an MA in Psychology for Fashion Professionals at London College of Fashion and would like to invite you to take part in my survey on Perfume Advertisements: Please reply to this post if you are interested in taking part in the online questionnaire (I cant directly post the link here as I am a…
Surveys for vouchers
Can someone tell me what survey sites offer these vouchers. ASDA Tesco Morrisons Aldi Home Bargains Marks and Spencer B&M Argos
Have you got 2 minutes? Super dooper quick survey on travel / customer service
Hi all, This survey is for an academic research on customer service in the travel industry… The survey is anonymous unless you wish to provide additional details, I really appreciate if any of you could respond the survey. Just click on the link and you will be done within seconds! http://goo.gl/forms/1TLwEOhjlK ... did I…
Psychological Study and Prize Draw
Hi all, My name is Mark Thompson, and I am a PhD Researcher in Sport Psychology at the University of Hull. I am currently running a study that investigates the effects of positive emotions in sport, and require as many people as possible to fill in some short online questionnaires (taking around 10-15 minutes). These…

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