Inbox Pounds

MollyDolly

I have had problems with Radio Loyalty on IE regardless ofwhich site I am on.:)

alexx100

MollyDolly wrote: »

I have had problems with Radio Loyalty on IE regardless ofwhich site I am on.:)

What other site do you use where is radio loyalty?

This is annoying I've tried IE and Firefox and the problem is on each of them.

Aesop

alexx100 wrote: »

What other site do you use where is radio loyalty?

This is annoying I've tried IE and Firefox and the problem is on each of them.

Swagbucks, gifthulk use radio loyalty too.

mycatstealschicken

Has anyone had any paid videos on this site recently? I don't seem to have had any for weeks.

I don't put a huge effort into this site but I've had £40 and I'm over halfway to my next payout so its worthwhile.

Aesop

mycatstealschicken wrote: »

Has anyone had any paid videos on this site recently? I don't seem to have had any for weeks.

I don't put a huge effort into this site but I've had £40 and I'm over halfway to my next payout so its worthwhile.

none whatsoever

mateypeeps

alexx100 wrote: »

I have to admit, that in a meantime I tried another few websites with surveys:

Effective opinions - I do not have any invitations for new surveys since ages.
Tickbox - there is almost impossible to earn points (not money) because I earned 90 points for 6 surveys and let's say that chopping board is for like 5000 points So it is disaster.
My survey - I am screened out all the time but when I qualify to the study, it always takes like hours to finish a survey.
Springboard (or something like this, I do not remember the name) - I earned like 50p per whole day and then for many days I did not even have access to any other surveys.
Opinion people - In their terms and conditions there is written, that invitation to take part in a survey will be send "once a week at most" - .......... I'm speechless

I do not disagree with any of your analysis of these "marginal" survey sites, except Tickbox.

I have had several SD cards from them, so at least 6000 points.

You have to treat them like OnePoll, and visit a few times a day to catch new surveys.

In the 5 weeks since I cashed out 3000 points for a Ultra class 10 SD 16GB card, I am on 950 points.

Some may think this too slow, but then I have the patience to wait for 2 years to get to the first payout from inboxpounds and longer for YouGov so if you look at it as a long term opportunity being done while doing other stuff, then try Tickbox again.

Mind you, at the rate you say you earned from inboxpounds, tickbox is of marginal utility to you for your time you might spend on it if you can spend that time on inboxpounds and get paid so much more.

Not contradicting you, just pointing out that maybe look at the site a few times every day instead of waiting for their slow emails.

I find I have done the surveys they mention or the surveys are no longer active by the time I get their email.

bpjames

Well every single penny count so I will join them even though they hardly send e-mails to non-us members.

QuackQuackOops

bpjames wrote: »

Well every single penny count so I will join them even though they hardly send e-mails to non-us members.

Inbox Pounds is a funny site as there never seems to be any 'movement'.
I joined thinking it would be similar to Swagbucks or Gifthulk even, but I don't think it is.

Everything on Inbox Pounds can be found on other sites, so earnings are very restricted if you do surveys elsewhere.

As soon as I reached my first payout I wanted to pack Inbox in as it is far too slow but as soon as I claimed my £20, they gave me another £1 free. So, rather than throwing that £1 away, I now have the thing sitting here day after day with me doing the emails they send, the odd search and a survey once in a blue moon.

As someone said above, Inbox is definitely a long term thing. Swagbucks, you can plug away and earn £5 every couple of days, but you can't do that with Inbox. But, those 1ps add up, and eventually, even if it is only every few months, you can cash out your £20.

Hope you do well with it

ElefantEd

Yeah, my view on Inbox punds is that it's a slow, regular earner. One or two emails a day plus (usually) 15p for searches means that it takes a bit less than 4 months to reach cash out - I occasionally do some tasks or a survey, but generally I prefer Clixsense for these as the interface is better.

alexx100

ElefantEd wrote: »

Yeah, my view on Inbox punds is that it's a slow, regular earner. One or two emails a day plus (usually) 15p for searches means that it takes a bit less than 4 months to reach cash out - I occasionally do some tasks or a survey, but generally I prefer Clixsense for these as the interface is better.

I am not sure if it is so slow - I earn 20 pounds every week. Sometimes it takes me one day longer to earn 20 pounds because radio is no longer available , there is just one task I like (i do not do tasks where I have to install something etc.) and there is no videos to watch. So for me it is like 2pounds less per week. About 2 months ago there were days, when I had even 7 videos PER DAY to watch. Then I had just one day "off" and since that time I don't even check if there is somethnig available because there is no videos for me.