Royal Mail Surveys

redagila

WEEGIE wrote: »

On a different note, I remember reading somewhere on the Kantar FAQ, to be in with a chance to win one of the daily prizes you must log into the site everyday, well, I log in everyday and sometimes two/three times a day but after aover a year only had one win whereas there are some panelists who have won two or three times in less time.

Don't think you have to log in everyday. I think you have to be up to date with all your entries which doesn't necessarily mean log in everyday.

I suspect the wins are rather like the National Lottery - I had 2 x £10 in following months and then nothing since!

linni

I don't log in every day, only when I have stuff to record, and I have won twice in about 9 months.

welshdeedee

I remember reading that you do have to log-on everday and be up-to-date with your postings.

I do all this and still have not won!! Boo-hoo............no I don't want your pity!!

jonven

welshdeedee wrote: »

I remember reading that you do have to log-on everday and be up-to-date with your postings.

I do all this and still have not won!! Boo-hoo............no I don't want your pity!!

I have never won either

kernalpop

Hey folks.... I am doing a mis-delivery and just need to know. When you log the correct mail do you include the items in this. All I got today was 2 items to log but no regular mail so I am inclined to log zero for correct mail.

TIA

mum2one

kernalpop wrote: »

Hey folks.... I am doing a mis-delivery and just need to know. When you log the correct mail do you include the items in this. All I got today was 2 items to log but no regular mail so I am inclined to log zero for correct mail.

TIA

Snap - I'm on one as well.
I count all items, normal mail includes all of us in this house and also include the "test items" in that total.

So if you get no "normal mail", but 2 test items, you then put 2 on todays date,

Its more for example, say you lived at 234 Gloucester Road, but you got mail for 243 Gloucester Road, thats a misdelievery

Hope it helps x

LittleVoice

kernalpop wrote: »

Hey folks.... I am doing a mis-delivery and just need to know. When you log the correct mail do you include the items in this. All I got today was 2 items to log but no regular mail so I am inclined to log zero for correct mail.

TIA

The misdelivery and the normal test items are separate surveys. Just because you record the normal test item for that survey doesn't mean they know about it for the misdelivery survey. So, as others have said, record test items on the misdelivery survey too.

kernalpop

mum2one wrote: »

Snap - I'm on one as well.
I count all items, normal mail includes all of us in this house and also include the "test items" in that total.

So if you get no "normal mail", but 2 test items, you then put 2 on todays date,

Its more for example, say you lived at 234 Gloucester Road, but you got mail for 243 Gloucester Road, thats a misdelievery

Hope it helps x

Thanks mum2one.... I will do that. The reason I would have left it out is because we are already logging these as items plus I didn't see anything in the brief about logging items as regular post.

WEEGIE

grunnie wrote: »

Yesterday I had a letter to post to someone I know who lives along the next street from me. So I posted it at the post box which is half way between hers and mine. I wonder when it will arrive. Could I ask her or just pretent when I see her that I don't know she does this survey Anyone else had to post to someone in their town. Been doing this for nearly 2 years and this is the first time I sent to someone local.

This week I have three to post, two in Aberdeen, one of them is less than a 5 minute walk from my house, I get this one quite a few times.

scottishlass

WEEGIE wrote: »

This week I have three to post, two in Aberdeen, one of them is less than a 5 minute walk from my house, I get this one quite a few times.

Most of mine always seem to be in Aberdeen and then a few to the Towns around Aberdeenshire...I've never had any closer than that but that could have something to do living in the middle of now where.