Royal Mail Surveys rewarded with Stamps.

elsien

I had a cube to post two weeks ago but haven't had my incentive vouchers with this month's stamps which have just arrived. When can i expect them, or do I need to phone to say they're missing?

BrianS2014

elsien wrote: »

I had a cube to post two weeks ago but haven't had my incentive vouchers with this month's stamps which have just arrived. When can i expect them, or do I need to phone to say they're missing?

When I posted a cube in March the incentive didn't arrive until the beginning of May, so I think you might have to wait another week or two yet.

treasure_hunter_2

anamenottaken wrote: »

Not really.

At least it means that the parcel would be returned to that address (if it is genuine) if it didn't reach you - and thus your address would not be compromised by RM having to open the jiffy to see if an address was inside.

As 3010 says, the sender may have been instructed to put their name and address on the back by the Post Office. After all, it is the correct thing to do if you are sending "real life" mail.

Theres no need to queue at the post office counter to send an allready stamped jiffy bag tho?? when instructed to send jiffy bags at the post office i always pop them in the box either inside the postoffice or the one situated outside, as instructed.

treasure_hunter_2

libra10 wrote: »

I'm currently completing a 3 week unaddressed mail survey, but haven't been asked to return the items.

As not asked to return items, presuming that I can bin when entered?

I believe some panelists used to recieve a wallet to return the items in, but ive been doing this survey for a while now and have never had to return anything. TNS suggest you keep the items for 10 days and if not asked to return them in that time then throw them away

libra10

Thanks MsBlonde and treasurer-hunter, have never been asked to return items before, will do as suggested and bin after 10 days.

Thank you

anamenottaken

treasure_hunter wrote: »

Theres no need to queue at the post office counter to send an allready stamped jiffy bag tho?? when instructed to send jiffy bags at the post office i always pop them in the box either inside the postoffice or the one situated outside, as instructed.

True. If something already has postage applied, you need only queue if it is nevertheless too big to go in the box.

[However your original post (#2152) didn't say anything about the payment method of the jiffy bag with the sender's name and address on the back.]

BrianS2014

treasure_hunter wrote: »

I believe some panelists used to recieve a wallet to return the items in, but ive been doing this survey for a while now and have never had to return anything. TNS suggest you keep the items for 10 days and if not asked to return them in that time then throw them away

This is my third stint on the unaddressed survey. First time I was asked to send the items to TNS, second time they didn't ask for them, and this time I have been asked to send the items again.

I am guessing that it is to allow TNS to double check the number of items that have been reported.

NBLondon

LDH wrote: »

Hi

This week, i have received a magazine as part of the live panel 6 month survey. As it is about cars (i have no interest in cars),

Pity you can't swap - I'd rather have had that than Property Week

libra10

When I was on the panel I used to receive big glossy mags about trucking. No wonder the postie used to give me funny looks ...!

retiredandskint

I get a boxing magazine. Last week's came in a clear plastic mailing bag :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: