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moomi

thanks anyway nicnax, was worth asking- shy bairns get nowt as we say round my parts!! just earned 55p on one poll

elysia2003

moomi - just sign up - the freebies are at the top left I think.

rufusdog52

moomi, if you pm me your email address I will can try sending you some links from the next email I get from V to you and you can try going through the links in that. I dont think they go direct to my account as I have to log in first.

Nicnax

Thanks rufusdog x

Anyone heard of or use this survey site - archerfish ?

elysia2003

I've heard of it Nicnax - but what I heard wasn't good, so I didn't bother signing up.

Anyone else on it?

I just double checked - It's been going over 6 years, and to date it's only paid out £19,000 to members - show's you how much you have to earn.

It's a paid to click site - not surveys. Payment is at £3 by paypal, but if I remember correctly you had to watch 10 adverts for 1p (or something silly like that) so it would take ages to get to payout.

caz2703

So when it comes to earning money, what are the best options. I'm not being lazy by asking and not reading but with 2 young kids it's hard getting quiet time for anything.

At the minute I've been successfully doing Valued Opinions and then today alone I've made £1.20 from OnePoll. I'm signed up to Toluna but is it any good? I find it easier to work in cold hard cash amounts so seeing points for surveys puts me off.

I'm not a fan of eBaying (trying to get to a post office isn't easy) and the same goes for the hassle of car boots. I've taken to the Tesco misprice thread like a duck to water though. I know it's maybe not everyones cup of tea but there can't be too many people who are ready for the eviction notice to be served and be pretty much ready to move into a new place (marital home is in Exs name so I'm expecting him to kick me and the kids out any day now as I can't afford the mortgage and bills alone). I have a blow up single bed plus duvet & sheets if I need a bed in a hurry and I have seats for the kids and beanbags for me in leiu of sofas. There's very little I need apart from money now hence surveys and cashback sites.

cha97michelle

for quick cash, I would do vivatic, and survey network, and perhaps mysurvey. For vouchers, ipsos, some say valued opinions but it doesn't work that well for me, and i also do maximiles (and as an extra for maximiles, do surveys.com too and then they pay maximiles.)

longer term, you could also be doing sites like yougov and toluna that take longer to pay out.

cornish.chick

I second viva! I would say join the one's Michelle has pointed out then if you do have more time one day go through the list on the first page and sign up to some more and see which ones work best for you. I think we all wish there were more minutes in the day!

I've really gotta stop checking the grabbit and discount code boards, nearly spent £40 on toys from tesco, theres sooo many on sale including the ones I want to get for DD's birthday and christmas but I really can't afford it with another driving test coming up the end of the month.. thats £80 without paying for the test :eek: really need to pass this time, pity bribes don't work :rotfl:

4/15 reviews done

Tightwadways

Thanks for the responses - I have both a Dunelm Mill and Range not too far away, so will check them both out, thanks. I missed the thread with the Storetwentyone offer, so off to check it now, thank you

sambamamba

Sorry Caz managed to delete the quote bit!! "So when it comes to earning money, what are the best options. I'm not being lazy by asking and not reading but with 2 young kids it's hard getting quiet time for anything."

Crowdology - I don't get that many but very short surveys & instantish payout at £4+. I think they also do Honest Rewards, but I get very few surveys off them, you may get more.

Also if you drink Coke don't forget to enter the Cokezone points, there is diddly on there at the moment but I have had Boots, HMV, Halfords etc vouchers, dvd's etc. Not exactly cash but all counts at the till