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One month ago today Onepoll sent me an email saying I had not logged into my account for a year and that they missed me and wanted me to come back.
I had given up with it because I got sick of trying to reach forty quid by doing a couple of 5p surveys a day. Even though they were very short surveys.
Anyway, I logged into my account and found I had a balance of £24.15. There were a few surveys available, so I did them and carried on logging in every day.
Now, exactly one calendar month later my balance is £37.10. So I've done, near enough, 13 quid in one month.
If it keeps up like this, and they pay me when I reach £40, I'll keep doing them.0 -
Well, I made it, just crossed the £40 mark and requested a payment.
It says up to 10 days for a paypal payment, so we shall see how long they take.
Account now down to 10p !0 -
Just been paid (Yipeee) and my account is up to £2.15.0
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I've only got up to £4.30.. is it worth carrying on?0
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I've only got up to £4.30.. is it worth carrying on?
I would say it is these days, as there seem to be more surveys and none for 5p.
As I said earlier, it took me ages to get to £24 then I gave up for a year. Then when I started again I got £13 in one month. If it stays like that I should make £40 in 3 months. Not bad for what the surveys are.
The trick is to log in as often as you can, so you catch the surveys before they have reached their quota.0 -
They are worth doing them for the £/Time ratio.
However, the only problem is the risk that by the time you earn the cashout amount, their business situation could easily change, as it has done for a lot of these sites and they could go out of business and with it your cash.
So as long as its not the only one you do, carry on.0 -
However, the only problem is the risk that by the time you earn the cashout amount, their business situation could easily change, as it has done for a lot of these sites and they could go out of business and with it your cash.
That's what I thought when they started, but since I've gone back it is much better.
As I said, I made £13 in one month. I cashed out on Friday, leaving 10p in my account, and now I've just done 2 surveys and it's up to £2.40. So that's £2.30 in 2 days (No surveys on Sat and Sun). If it keeps up like that I'll make £40 in a month or two. Many survey sites don't even add the money to your account until a month after you do the survey, so the risk is the same in my book.0 -
Forgot to sign into onepoll today and yesterday :eek: but had three 10p surveys and a 15p survey waiting for me.£2 Savers Club 2011 (putting towards a deposit
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Just got a 50p one, no screening questions.0
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Just got a 50p one, no screening questions.
I got it too.
But a word of warning for people who haven't done it yet. I missed out one question, in the big boxes where there are lots of question. When I hit the submit button it said something like "Please answer all of question 22", but then it removed ALL of my answers for questions with a radio button.
I had to do 90% of the survey again!0
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