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Freebies for completing Online Surveys (Juicy Brains Panel etc)
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i joined this dont know what happened0
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The ciao ones are really under paid as they often take ages and they give something silly as a reward!!! I don't bother with them much unless it's a worthwhile amount. Pinecone are the best as you get the money straight away £4 each survey in luncheon vouchers or paypal. Toluna send loads but generally for points and the higher points surveys are nearly always full when I go to do them. Opinion World surveys are usually long and then just earn prize draw entries so again abit tiresome to do!!0
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I hate that with Toluna as you click on the link and then get told it's full yet you've only had the email for an hour or so!!!!
I don't bother with the Ciao 10p emails as they want youto do a 30 minute survey and there's no way I'm doing it for 10p!
Haven't they heard of the National Minimum Wage :rotfl:Win £2008 for 2008 Club Member number 408!!!
Won so far - bottle of Campo Viejo wine, popcorn and Pan’s Labyrinth on DVD. Thanks Channel Five for at last making me a winner!!!0 -
Same here I'm getting the same surveys from different companies, ciao are mostly offering 10p ones which I don't usually bother with2008 Wins: The Shapes - Get Your Learn On (CD), Free transport to and from a Christmas Party2009 Wins: Years Supply of Orbit Complete (144 packets), £50 of Odeon vouchers
2018 Wins: Rockstar Energy Drink Headphones:jDebt-Free Wannabe!! :j
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i ONLY get rubbish 10p ones!!! SO ANNOYING0
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Just remember that any survey which offers no reward may hide hidden opportunities. Some surveys can lead to product tests, panel invitations (which can be lucrative) and prize draw wins. I myself belong to over 25 survey sites and receive about 12 surveys on average a day. I am just approaching the £500 mark on globaltestmarket which will soon be going into an ISA.0
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"Globalteatmarket"??? lolMuch of the social history of the Western world over the past three decades has involved replacing what worked with what sounded good. - Thomas Sowell, "Is Reality Optional?", 19930
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Just remeber that any survey which offers no reward may hide hidden opportunities. Some surveys can lead to product tests, panel invitations (which can be lucrative) and prize draw wins. I myself belong to offer 25 survey sites and receive about 12 surveys on average a day. I am just approaching the £500 mark on globalteatmarket which will soon be going into an ISA.2008 Wins: The Shapes - Get Your Learn On (CD), Free transport to and from a Christmas Party2009 Wins: Years Supply of Orbit Complete (144 packets), £50 of Odeon vouchers
2018 Wins: Rockstar Energy Drink Headphones:jDebt-Free Wannabe!! :j
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Most of them have been discussed but check out testspin which pays in american amazon vouchers, Home of research is good and panel wizard.
The best ones are all on here
Glabaltestmarket, valued opinions, opinionbar, toluna, lightspeed, juicy brains, ciao, zoom panel, ipsos and Harris poll.
I answer as many as i can and probably make about £30 a week on average. Some surveys have led to panel invitations, one of which guarantees me £15 in amazon vouchers a month and free fragrance products. Also had product tests including crisps, hair gel, kitchen roll, Dog food, cat food, shaving products, water,cereal, chewing gum, sweets and more.
Another panel worth joining is song people. In two years i have won an ipod shuffle, ipod nano and around 8 C.DS.0
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