world mail panel

redagila

red_devil wrote: »

Im in got my email.

cant remember what you earn though.

According to op, payment is £15 per month!!!

stormbreaker

redagila wrote: »

According to op, payment is £15 per month!!!

Think that may have changed according to post 56

"YOUR REWARD:

For your activity, you will receive a basic monthly bonus of £3,00 as well £0,20 per confirmed test item and additional £0,10 per returned transponder. For example as a private receiver of test mail with a monthly average of twelve test items you would receive
a monthly bonus of £3 + 12 x £0,20 + 12 x £0,10 resulting in £6,60."

lizziebabe

Yes I am due to do this too. £15 monthly was very good but the amount now is much lower.
I also do the TNS mail service and don't get money just loads of stamps.
I asked if it was ok to do both and it seems it is. I was rested from the Royal Mail one and the next week got an e-mail asking if I would continue.
I hope I don't get the 2 mixed up :rotfl::eek:

Former_MSE_Andrea

Hi everyone

The company has asked to give a response. MSE doesn't endorse anything a company says on the Forum.

Dear all,

My name is Anja and I am working for Quotas, the company who will run the Downstream Access postal study.

First of all, thank you very much for all your registrations at our world-mail-panel! Many of you could have been selected to be a participant. Unfortunately, we could not include all of you due to a limited number per region. But we will of course contact you again should there be a new vacancy in this or another postal project.

However, there are currently some areas where we still need some participants with their home and/or business address. Maybe you live or know someone in the following areas?

for participants with their private address:
Post-
code
Area Name
EC East Central London
HG Harrogate
KW Kirkwall
LD Llandrindod Wells
WC Western Central London

for participants with their business address:
Post-
code
Area Name
AB Aberdeen
AL St Albans
B Birmingham
BA Bath
BD Bradford
BR Bromley
CA Carlisle
CH Chester
CM Chelmsford
CO Colchester
CR Croydon
CT Canterbury
CV Coventry
DD Dundee
DG Dumfries
DL Darlington
EC East Central London
EN Enfield
FK Falkirk
FY Blackpool
HG Harrogate
HR Hereford
HU Hull
HX Halifax
IV Inverness
KW Kirkwall
L Liverpool
LA Lancaster
LD Llandrindod Wells
LL Llandudno
LS Leeds
LU Luton
M Manchester
ME Rochester
ML Motherwell
NG Nottingham
NN Northampton
NW North West London
PO Portsmouth
RG Reading
RM Romford
SA Swansea
SG Stevenage
SM Sutton
SO Southampton
SP Salisbury
SS Southend-on-Sea
TD Galashiels
TF Telford
TS Cleveland
W West London
WA Warrington
WC Western Central London
WD Watford
WN Wigan
YO York

You can see the study details on page three in the post of dbarcl10 (posted on 17.09.2013). If you are interested in joining this project, please register on our homepage https://www.world-mail-panel.com or contact us via email at panel@quotas.de.

Thank you very much in advance!

Best regards from Hamburg,
Anja

redagila

stormbreaker wrote: »

Think that may have changed according to post 56

"YOUR REWARD:

For your activity, you will receive a basic monthly bonus of £3,00 as well £0,20 per confirmed test item and additional £0,10 per returned transponder. For example as a private receiver of test mail with a monthly average of twelve test items you would receive
a monthly bonus of £3 + 12 x £0,20 + 12 x £0,10 resulting in £6,60."

Thanks for correcting my post - still seems worth doing especially as it is in cash.

iris

I have received my first test item today and filled in the details online. Everything seems to have gone smoothly and much less hassle than Royal Mail, but we shall see:o

red_devil

what does it look like in the post.

reeree

iris wrote: »

I have received my first test item today and filled in the details online. Everything seems to have gone smoothly and much less hassle than Royal Mail, but we shall see:o

same here, got mine today really easy to do

LEJC

red_devil wrote: »

what does it look like in the post.

surely it looks like any other letter....if it were substantially different or someone posted a pic of it here it would alert posties what they should be looking out for!!!!!

custardy

iris wrote: »

I have received my first test item today and filled in the details online. Everything seems to have gone smoothly and much less hassle than Royal Mail, but we shall see:o

So who delivered it then?