Average a £-a-day from surveys challenge.

quotememiserable

It seems to me survey sites pay extremely low rates. Time how long it takes to fill one out and compare to what you get paid. I bet its nowhere near minimum wage (£6 per hour ish?). Might as well do a shift at mcdonalds :-)

gb12345

quotememiserable wrote: »

It seems to me survey sites pay extremely low rates. Time how long it takes to fill one out and compare to what you get paid. I bet its nowhere near minimum wage (£6 per hour ish?). Might as well do a shift at mcdonalds :-)

But you can't do a shift at McDonalds while your watching TV or on a boring tele-conference.

patman99

Chrome is so incompatible with websites I have stopped using it.
Try Firefox.

Ohgosh, survey sites are not scams at all. A good number of us on here have made a few quid over the years. However, some of them (like 'YouGov') take a couple of years to reach the pay-out point so are best avoided.
Others like 'Rewardedopinion' & 'Vivatic' can throw-out loads of surveys & you can quickly reach payout limits.

gb12345

patman99 wrote: »

Chrome is so incompatible with websites I have stopped using it.
Try Firefox.

That's why I use IE as a back up. Anyway, I tried another computer that had Firefox installed and it worked.

Wish I hadn't bothered though - looks like it is a con. The only surveys I have available are to apply for a Vanquis credit card, open an account with a online casino and sign up with Opinion Surveys.

Ohgosh

£1 a day from surveys sounds doable - I guess that over £300 a year isn't it ? - how many can you join and how often do you get them?
I joined up to Toluna yesterday but haven't done a survey yet. I shall see ..

gb12345

I'm a member of a number of panels but currently only do ones that pay out in cash rather than vouchers as I'm currently outside the UK. There are also a number of panels that block entry based on IP addresses, so I ignore those as well.

The ones I am concentrating on are -

One Poll
PureProfile
ConsumerOpinion
Viewsbank

Since the start of January, I've earned £31 just from those four, so £1 a day is definitely doable.

The regularity of surveys depends on the panel - OnePoll for example have multiple surveys a day, but they are low paid (10p or so), whereas ConsumerOpinion send out a survey a week on average, but they are longer and pay up to £3 each.

DaveTheGeordie

cally6008 wrote: »

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I may try a couple from that list. Have you tried inboxpounds? I get quite a lot of surveys from them at 25p to 50p per survey generally, they also send paid emails. 1p per time on confirm.

maria289

Hi Im new to this survey stuff and was wondering how everyone deals with their tax? I am currently employed part time and tax is sorted through PAYE.
Any help or advice to start out will be very appreciated!

[Deleted User]

I don't normally join in challenges, but keeping up to date with my surveys is something that I am being really lazy with but something that I want to change, so this might spur me on.

Can I join?

Thanks, D9

pheonixrising21

gb12345 wrote: »

But you can't do a shift at McDonalds while your watching TV or on a boring tele-conference.

My thoughts exactly. If you just do surveys while you are doing something else (watching tv, etc), its all bonus money. If you spend an hour a day watching tv... even if you only average 50p to £1 from that hour, it could be over £350 per year that your earn. Think of it as £350 for watching tv, a task you usually earn nothing for!