Income for daughter on surveys?

direwolf247

Lightspeed is easy but if you want pure cash you would need a paypal account.
Valued Opinions i wouldnt recomend, that frustrates you more than anything else. I would hate to see your 14 year old daughter lob the keyboard at the screen because the 5 survey invites all say she does not qualify.

Bebsie

I good one is Dubit Informer - this is for kids http://www.dubitinformer.com/

Dubit insider is really good as the kids promote things and get paid in Love2shop vouchers http://www.dubitinsider.co.uk/

Good luck xx

bc3000

jointheq.com is good for young people

Any

direwolf247 wrote: »

Lightspeed is easy but if you want pure cash you would need a paypal account.
Valued Opinions i wouldnt recomend, that frustrates you more than anything else. I would hate to see your 14 year old daughter lob the keyboard at the screen because the 5 survey invites all say she does not qualify.

I agree with the comment on Valued opinions.

I do OnePoll - as said before the surveys are very short and you get few pennies for each (5-20p). However there is always few a day - I for example log in when I get to work with my first coffee and then at lunchtime. On OnePoll the payout is £40 which takes few months to achieve.
But they also have YoungPoll site which are surveys for teenagers. They also just put down the threshold for payout to £30. It is definitely worth a try!:T

iluvfreebies

this is something i would deffo support her in doing i only wish i was made a little more aware of money making / saving when i was growin up - perhaps i wouldnt be so poor now good on her for thinking of it you have taught her well

direwolf247

Sorry just to confirm, the threshold payment for One Poll is now £30, if so im gna go back for it?

getting-sorted-sarah

No the threshold is still £40, it is £30 for the kids' version - Young Poll. Not as many surveys get posted so it takes a while to build up the cash! (My son is gnashing at the bit!)

OP - I think your DD will get screened out of most surveys (other than those specifically for kids) as you generally get asked a few demographic questions including age in order to establish that you are in the target group - not all that many surveys (consumer, political etc) are as interested in the opinions of 14 year olds as they are voting/buying adults.

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direwolf247 wrote: »

Sorry just to confirm, the threshold payment for One Poll is now £30, if so im gna go back for it?

NO, the threshold payment for YOUNGPOLL is £30.
Sorry if I confused you.

dick_turpin

Thank you for all the useful replies, I feel a bit more condident now about letting her try this. We will have to see if she perseveres enough to make any money!

DC

System

try quench they send surveys to children 11-18yrs, under 16s will need parental consent