are these survey sites worth it?(merged)

sarah1972

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mennie

I have also had 2 x £50

Enterprise_1701C

I've had a couple of cheques off them but not had a survey from them in ages - must go and check my account!

My favourite is the one that you are not allowed to mention on this site, begins with a p.

Just logged into my YouGov and there was loads of surveys waiting there - have they stopped sending out emails then?

jenniewb

Tinman wrote: »

After 2 x £50 in 5 years,i quit.

Wow! I'd not leave if I had that type of pay back! I joined in 2008 (beginning of) and am anticipating pay out in 2012. This would be £50 in 4 years- thats if it actually goes to plan.

Tinman

jenniewb wrote: »

Wow! I'd not leave if I had that type of pay back! I joined in 2008 (beginning of) and am anticipating pay out in 2012. This would be £50 in 4 years- thats if it actually goes to plan.

:eek::eek:

Saetana

My best survey panels are Surveyhead, Lightspeed, Valued Opinions, Harris Poll, IPSOS and Crowdology - Crowdology don't send that many surveys but you can cash out at £4+ via Paypal and I have done this several times in the last year. Avoid Toluna, Ciao, Global Opinions Panel (Synovate) and MySurvey as they all pay badly and slowly ;o)

nanto3girls

I have had 3 £50 cheques from yougov, in 3 years.

reddeb

I'm waiting for my second cheque, I'd say it takes about 12 months for £50.

annette_tr9

i have had 2 £50 cheques and won £75 with them....does take a while to save up points though!

shikoku

I have had three £50.00 cheques from yougov, taking about two and a half years each time, it's hardly earning but the last one came just at the right moment to replace a microwave which had conked out, I think those who express interest in more things get more surveys, as a non smoking, non drinking quiet living singleton I get less.