Royal Mail Surveys rewarded with Stamps.

JanineB

I only got a £5 l2s voucher! Never had a £10 one.

Kirri

JanineB wrote: »

I only got a £5 l2s voucher! Never had a £10 one.

Was that for the unaddressed survey though? We did two surveys and got paid in one go hence £10. All the correctly delivered surveys are paid out singly ie £5 a time.

Saetana

Yes the £10 voucher was for doing 2 x 3 week Unaddressed Mail surveys

Doc_N

"If you take part in the survey from home, you should post your items in a Post Box anywhere within your postcode area. This is any Post Box with a Post Box ID that begins with the first letter(s) of your postcode." - from the FAQ.

This surprised me - I'd always assumed that you were restricted to quite a small area.

Taken literally, the answer to the FAQ above means that anyone, for example, living and posting in NR25 (Holt) could post anywhere in the NR postcode area, which would include places 40 miles away - and in a different county!

If it said 'first letters and numbers', rather than 'first letters', of the postcode, that would at least restrict it to a relatively small area. I'm loathe to take this up with them, because it could be very useful on occasion, but has anyone widened their area like this? And has it caused any problems?

GetRealBabe

Hi

Yes. I live in E16 but my nearest Post Offices are in E13 and E6. Had no problems.

Rachel_123

Doc_N wrote: »

"If you take part in the survey from home, you should post your items in a Post Box anywhere within your postcode area. This is any Post Box with a Post Box ID that begins with the first letter(s) of your postcode." - from the FAQ.

This surprised me - I'd always assumed that you were restricted to quite a small area.

Taken literally, the answer to the FAQ above means that anyone, for example, living and posting in NR25 (Holt) could post anywhere in the NR postcode area, which would include places 40 miles away - and in a different county!

If it said 'first letters and numbers', rather than 'first letters', of the postcode, that would at least restrict it to a relatively small area. I'm loathe to take this up with them, because it could be very useful on occasion, but has anyone widened their area like this? And has it caused any problems?

Unfortunately I live right in the middle of 2 postcode areas, (M and WA) so I can't actually use some of the postboxes nearest to me which is rather annoying.

moi

Doc_N wrote: »

I'd always assumed that you were restricted to quite a small area.

Taken literally, the answer to the FAQ above means that anyone, for example, living and posting in NR25 (Holt) could post anywhere in the NR postcode area, which would include places 40 miles away - and in a different county!

I used to think the same, but never had a problem. My local postcode area covers 3 counties.

oochable

Just logged out of RM surveys and noticed this message :

Happy New Year!

To help motivate everyone to post and receive survey items in 2013, we are going to increase the Daily Prize Draw from 14 x £10 vouchers to 20 x £10 vouchers every working day up to and including 11 January 2013.

Please log-in everyday to enter posting and receipt details of survey items, or to see if you have any queries to resolve.

Best wishes,

Postal Survey Team

So a slightly better chance of winning!! (just spotted only up to 11th Jan - thought it was from now on!!)

3010

Just got a email inviting me to the unaddressed mail survey. Starting 14th January and ending 10th February.

Norman_Castle

I've just started with the survey. Is there any benefit to registering numerous post boxes in your area?