Shop & Scan

Farway

FunkyFairy wrote: »

How do you get a invite? is it by filling in the volunteer4panels or can it be a existing panel member refering you?

It is by filling in the panels, no invites

It all depend on your situation and area, they are looking for wide spread of folk, so if there are loads of married families, two kids, in & on the panel your area you may not get on, however should you be a single pensioner you may

panda7190

Judi wrote: »

Just tried that it says my browser isn't compatible. I presume you need a windows based phone.

just like crystal9 mentioned, works on iphone.

Spies

Heard nothing from then about joining since I applied back in March :mad:

Aesop

Spies wrote: »

Heard nothing from then about joining since I applied back in March :mad:

They mqy not have any vacancies but you cpuld email them to ask ifbthey have received your application.

sarah1972

Spies wrote: »

Heard nothing from then about joining since I applied back in March :mad:

I waited over 2 years after applying on volunteer4panels before I was accepted onto shop and scan

merrymary

Hi, I searched for screenwise and opting in for remote desktop where they copy your router so it automatically connects to theirs. Just looking for other people's experience and questioning whether have it was a good idea being monitored on my pc and phone all the time now whereas before I can choose to connect or not. What do you all think? not that I'm up to no good :eek::)

springdreams

merrymary wrote: »

Hi, I searched for screenwise and opting in for remote desktop where they copy your router so it automatically connects to theirs. Just looking for other people's experience and questioning whether have it was a good idea being monitored on my pc and phone all the time now whereas before I can choose to connect or not. What do you all think? not that I'm up to no good :eek::)

I do this, and have not found it to be intrusive at all. They do install some equipment in your home - some monitoring boxes to your televisions and a router to your existing router, but you soon get used to pressing the relevant button on the remote you are given when you are watching television, and if you set the sign in page as your start page for your internet browser you won't forget to log in before you start your internet session.

maiden_scotland

Has anybody who's also taking part in food on the go section of shop and scan seen a big drop in points over the past couple of weeks?
My son has been submitting his purchases as usual but had next to nothing back for them.
I e-mailed a query but got no clear answer

The last two out of texting was credited on the 11/08 (350 ) and 18/0 ( 750 ). There are limitations on the scheme.

Thank you for your co-operation

Best wishes

FoodontheGo Team

He generally usually gets 5000 or slightly under per week and there's been no change to the types of foods/drinks he's submitting :undecided

lolly5648

maiden_scotland wrote: »

Has anybody who's also taking part in food on the go section of shop and scan seen a big drop in points over the past couple of weeks?
My son has been submitting his purchases as usual but had next to nothing back for them.
I e-mailed a query but got no clear answer


He generally usually gets 5000 or slightly under per week and there's been no change to the types of foods/drinks he's submitting :undecided

Yes, since they introduced the new app a few weeks ago they have reduced the points and it takes much longer to do.

maiden_scotland

lolly5648 wrote: »

Yes, since they introduced the new app a few weeks ago they have reduced the points and it takes much longer to do.

Thank you .... I couldn't believe the drop in the points, they get more info from the app so you'd think they'd at the very least keep the points the same not drop them :eek: ah well