Royal Mail Surveys rewarded with Stamps.

LadyH

I, too, have been told that I am due to be rested soon, and I may receive an invite to a Correctly Delivered survey in the future. Sadly, I haven't won in any of the prize draws, as yet.

Here's hoping I'm invited back after my resting period, as it hasn't been too taxing and the stamps have been very handy.

3010

I think they have realised that sending out the smart envelopes is a waste of time. The last four and have received have not got any glue on them to seal them. :rotfl:

Queenriderbrekke

3010 wrote: »

I think they have realised that sending out the smart envelopes is a waste of time. The last four and have received have not got any glue on them to seal them. :rotfl:

All of my smart return envelopes are fine, just tear the strip off and seal?

albionwarrior

never had any problems with my return envelopes either.

3010

Queenriderbrekke wrote: »

All of my smart return envelopes are fine, just tear the strip off and seal?

albionwarrior wrote: »

never had any problems with my return envelopes either.

Just checked them again and compared them to others. There is no glue and it has not been sealed down the centre. Must have just been a machine error. Got plenty more anyway I'll just bin the defective ones.

MuMoF3

Loving this!

Just started a survey and looking forward to the rewards.

pollypenny

Another one who has been accepted but heard nothing!

elsien

Up to 9 smarts per envelope according to the email I had from them yesterday.
The puzzling part is that it's a reminder to send smarts back, when according to my daily page they haven't requested any and there's none to be returned.

LEJC

I've been invited back after my 6 months off.....

Its my theory that they have accepted some new people who may get the option to join if the returning people decide that they no longer want to continue

Doc_N

LEJC wrote: »

I've been invited back after my 6 months off.....

Its my theory that they have accepted some new people who may get the option to join if the returning people decide that they no longer want to continue

From reading some of the posts in here, I think they may well have recruited a fair number of people over the last year who simply can't cope with what's required.

If that's the case (and I may be wrong) some of the people 'rested' could well find themselves welcomed back to the fold soon.