Freebies for completing Online Surveys (Juicy Brains Panel etc)

blinko

is there a minimum withdrawl from ciao ?? how do they pay i have been with them for ages and have a couple of quid i wouldnt mind to get out !!

marka87uk

The minimal withdrawal amount is £5.

They pay into your bank account.

sarah_ace1

make sure you fill in the whole profile bit to get surveys more frequently. i was getting 5 a day for a few days, some i didn't meet the profile for but others i did. they are fairly monotonous but i think of the money !

mp7125

I've registered. Hopefully a few extra pounds to spend.

Saffie_2

I've been a member of Juicy Brains for a while. I quite enjoy the surveys, but don't seem to get too many?! Those of you who get loads, what does your profile say?? I think i'll have to change mine. :question:

droopsnout

marka87uk wrote:

http://www.globaltestmarket.com/index.php .But I think they send a US cheque. I requested a while ago so will have to see.

That's correct. It seems to take a long time for them to reward your account, too.

In order to get any decent rewards from them, it seems best to accumulate a lot of money in your account, as the bank charges for cashing a US cheque in the UK are excessively high, and you would lose a high proportion of your rewards.

It would be better if they would use PayPal.

Paul_Melville

there's a new survey company - http://www.wssintl.com based in the Uk. they do a lot of consumer testing and are just getting into online / email questionnaires.

jo_b_2

Paul_Melville wrote:

there's a new survey company - http://www.wssintl.com based in the Uk. they do a lot of consumer testing and are just getting into online / email questionnaires.

The company was started by a Dr Jim Melville - any relation?

If you do have a connection with a company that you are posting about, you do need to declare it, in line with the site rules.

marka87uk

In order to get any decent rewards from them, it seems best to accumulate a lot of money in your account, as the bank charges for cashing a US cheque in the UK are excessively high, and you would lose a high proportion of your rewards.

That is correct, normally it's a lot of money to pay in US cheques! Someone however recommended me http://www.auctionpix.co.uk/ , I haven't used them yet but they charge 95p per batch of cheques to convert them!

http://www.auctionpix.co.uk/misc/money.html

lewlew_2

Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Melville
there's a new survey company - http://www.wssintl.com based in the Uk. they do a lot of consumer testing and are just getting into online / email questionnaires.



hi there how do you join these and can you please tell me some more about them
thanks