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are these survey sites worth it?(merged)

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  • jenniewb
    jenniewb Posts: 12,842 Forumite
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    I found another site today called opinion people does anyone know much about it?

    Thanks

    I have been with OP for about 3 and a half months, had few if any surveys for them, but remained on my 49 point initial amount (you get that when you upload your details). I would say: 'not really worth the hassel' but they don't seem to hassel you- they just don't ever send surveys! Unless I just don't match any requirements....for 3.5 months...

    Apparently though 49 points is equal to £4.90 so I am waiting another few months to see if I ever get to £10 and can cash out. But does always make me wonder when I get sites like these, are they doing things with my data without me knowing.
  • Jen_31
    Jen_31 Posts: 343 Forumite
    redagila wrote: »
    Do you build up your points quickly? They might come back and say they will reduce your balance by the 10000 points until you clear that amount again. If you haven't cashed in the voucher, surely it would be easy to return it.
    But have to say if you really did think it was wrong, would probably have been best to query straight away. I think they are one of the better sites & even if you have nothing to record you can still get your weekly 500 points.

    Hi

    I don't know.. i do my weekly 5oo points thing, and i sometimes buy dvds, i think it takes about 3 months for a voucher for me, im not sure. why would i turn down a extra free £10 voucher :D. They havent emailed me back yet though :o. I like consumer pulse best out of all the survey sites im a member of. I guess they'll just take 1000 points off me when i get to that stage. I cant give the voucher back as its in my amazon e wallet.....
    :)
  • lorweld
    lorweld Posts: 5,524 Forumite
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    Guys just two quick reminders:)

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    Bearing this in mind I'd ask that from now on no referral requests are made or mention of Pinecone use the relevant boards.
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  • davester
    davester Posts: 4,079 Forumite
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    Is Springboarduk.com any good?
    Survey earnings total 2009 £417, 2010 £875, 2011 £574
  • iTopz
    iTopz Posts: 28 Forumite
    Hi guys, I currently have a Onepoll account I've had for around a year and have just over £30 on it, seeing as I can withdraw money at £40, I think I will and it won't be long now. BUT - my brother advised me a while back that it wasn't legal to withdraw on these survey sites? He said I had to sign some document or I could be fined over £100?
    I don't know if he was misinformed or what? But seeing as I'd put it into Paypal, surely I can't get fined for it?
  • Tinman
    Tinman Posts: 881 Forumite
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    iTopz wrote: »
    Hi guys, I currently have a Onepoll account I've had for around a year and have just over £30 on it, seeing as I can withdraw money at £40, I think I will and it won't be long now. BUT - my brother advised me a while back that it wasn't legal to withdraw on these survey sites? He said I had to sign some document or I could be fined over £100?
    I don't know if he was misinformed or what? But seeing as I'd put it into Paypal, surely I can't get fined for it?

    Well thats news to me.:confused:
  • jenniewb
    jenniewb Posts: 12,842 Forumite
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    iTopz wrote: »
    Hi guys, I currently have a Onepoll account I've had for around a year and have just over £30 on it, seeing as I can withdraw money at £40, I think I will and it won't be long now. BUT - my brother advised me a while back that it wasn't legal to withdraw on these survey sites? He said I had to sign some document or I could be fined over £100?
    I don't know if he was misinformed or what? But seeing as I'd put it into Paypal, surely I can't get fined for it?

    few questions for you:

    1. did you ask him on the 1st april?

    2. did you do something that would make him want to get back at you?

    3. was he ever fined/does he have any evidence on this?

    I have been able to and many others I know of in person (as well as on here) have cashed out fine. Think your brother was pulling a fast one, and is probably either jelous or now watching you go mental/worry/squirm.
    Top tip? don't let on to him that you know (it is fine to cash out and you wont be made to sign anything or pay £100) and find a way to get back at him. Crumbs in his pillow case/duvet, prawns behind his radiators and black paint on his bike seat all spring to mind....:rotfl:
  • Rummble
    Rummble Posts: 14 Forumite
    I am signed up to quite a few of the survey sites, I didnt think there was muh point in it really, Had a look at my Ciao profile and there is £3.70 sat in it (from nearly a year membership)

    After reading a few pages of this thread looks like i was wrong, there is a point to it lol, I have also now signed up to lots of the ones people have recomended.

    Thanks
  • iTopz
    iTopz Posts: 28 Forumite
    lol thank Jennie and tinman. Seems he must've been off his head or something lol. £31 pounds on Onepoll for what 1-2 hours total work? Not bad eh.
    What other poll sites should I join (That pay out on paypal)?
  • blackmidnight
    blackmidnight Posts: 13,296 Forumite
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    iTopz wrote: »
    lol thank Jennie and tinman. Seems he must've been off his head or something lol. £31 pounds on Onepoll for what 1-2 hours total work? Not bad eh.
    What other poll sites should I join (That pay out on paypal)?

    lightspeed let you choose paypal as a payment option. other than onepoll and pinecone i'm not sure there are any others though. There are some others than pay via bank transfer or cheque though
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