Royal Mail Surveys

minimoneyme

Essenchill wrote: »

I have been invited to do a correctly delivered mail survey - I've done a few misdelivery ones but this will be my first correctly delivered one!!

Also, what does everyone think of the new system replacing the yellow labels system? (Newbies don't panic, it will make sense soon when the training is over!). I think the yellow labels made more sense for me at this end, but understand the new system may help them at their end! To hold something back, potentially for three weeks and keep checking to see if they have updated there system seems to be a bit of messing around...!

Oooo. I didn't read it properly - it might have been a correctly delivered one? It will probably be very similar though I imagine?

I agree about the yellow label thingy, if I've got to keep various items for maybe 3 weeks I'm going to forget what I got, when. (I'm not very organised at the best of times!) At least with the labels you entered them and then could pop them in the bag and forget about them.

WEEGIE

Koy wrote: »

Hai,
I've received a parcel this morning with a load of paper padding it out...

Do I need to send the paper back or can I keep it and reduce the costs for kantar?

Everything I get involving the survey I always send back to them, the items belong to Kantar, and therefore I see no reason for me to keep them. Other panelists will take a different view but I suppose it is up to the individual panelist.:D

minimoneyme

grannysmither wrote: »

I've also been invited to this, am just nearing the end of my training and am worried because i have no idea what a misdelivery survey is let alone a correctly delivered survey :eek: can anyone tell me roughly what i'll have to do?

For two weeks you have to look at your post every day then enter how many items you received onto a paper form to be sent back at the end of each week. You have to note on the form if any were addressed incorrectly or delivered incorrectly, then detail those on a separate form. It is very easy and when you see the forms, self-explanatory. That was how the misdelivery survey worked, I presume the correctly delivered survey is something similar. Anyway the voucher payment is nice :j

Seakay

I asked about paper etc and was told that if it was in a letter/parcel to post then it should be posted but if it was in received mail then it could be kept, as could magazines etc. It's just the envelope/wrapping that they want so that they can double check the details.

WEEGIE

minimoneyme wrote: »

Oooo. I didn't read it properly - it might have been a correctly delivered one? It will probably be very similar though I imagine?

I agree about the yellow label thingy, if I've got to keep various items for maybe 3 weeks I'm going to forget what I got, when. (I'm not very organised at the best of times!) At least with the labels you entered them and then could pop them in the bag and forget about them.

It may help if you write on the envelope when you got the item, the time & the condition of the item, I do that as I may forget when it came.

grannysmither

minimoneyme wrote: »

For two weeks you have to look at your post every day then enter how many items you received onto a paper form to be sent back at the end of each week. You have to note on the form if any were addressed incorrectly or delivered incorrectly, then detail those on a separate form. It is very easy and when you see the forms, self-explanatory. That was how the misdelivery survey worked, I presume the correctly delivered survey is something similar. Anyway the voucher payment is nice :j

Thats brilliant, thank you so much you've put my mind at rest! look forward to it now

minimoneyme

WEEGIE wrote: »

It may help if you write on the envelope when you got the item, the time & the condition of the item, I do that as I may forget when it came.

Thanks, I can see I'm going to have to do that with this new system or I'll get myself into a right pickle! I'm normally very good and enter items on the website as soon as I get them, but 3 weeks is a long time for me to remember things :rotfl:

Essenchill

Yes, that's what I was thinking, remembering to check that item each time might be enough to confuse me! But maybe we're under-estimating them and as soon as hit that new 'refresh' button, the next time you log in it may well be able to be logged and sent back! Here's hoping!

welshdeedee

I got a presentation stamp today - lovely surprise :j

Essenchill

welshdeedee wrote: »

I got a presentation stamp today - lovely surprise :j

Oooh what was it?? I just got mine.. I have Air Displays! Was sent separately, rather than with my posting schedule for next week which is surprising!