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lynnejk

Aesop wrote: »

it's a bit of a funny one, as academic site rather than market research company.





You need to verify your account first, so they need to send you an email to verify, which you click on, once you have done that, you can complete profile details

If you click on studies, shows if any available.

Thank you


I've been back to the site and followed it through as you said.


It's quite interesting isn't it and certainly makes a pleasant change from the usual stuff about adverts etc. Think I'm going to be visiting this site often. Thanks so much for the referral as I used yours


Lx

Aesop

lynnejk wrote: »

Thank you


I've been back to the site and followed it through as you said.


It's quite interesting isn't it and certainly makes a pleasant change from the usual stuff about adverts etc. Think I'm going to be visiting this site often. Thanks so much for the referral as I used yours


Lx

I've enjoyed today's surveys, obviously they are psychological and academic as that is the type of people using this site, but I find them interesting too. And today's I really enjoyed one in particular as it was very to the point and something true that occurs now.

thanks for using my referral :A

Aesop

Luckyphone is a rollover...... £40, the winner yesterday didn't claim.



is today's lucky winner you?

Aesop

Aesop wrote: »

do any of you do product testing sites?

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4830776

http://circle.supersavvyme.co.uk/uk/

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1053593

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4108569

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3885187

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3642807

reason I asked, i do boots, tesco orchard, supersavvyme, and alba science.

I have received flash liquid to test and give feedback on from supersavvyme, alba - I did some foundations, boots I get allsorts, from lip balms to sunscreen to lotions, eye shadow, lip gloss. And tesco -you get vouchers to spend instore to buy the products and give feedback.

so if you aren't doing product testing, get signed up!

[Deleted User]

Everyone's doing so well:j. Congratulations:beer:

Just received £13 in Amazon vouchers from a postal survey site and have spent some of them on there on a diary. For some reason I missed getting a diary a couple of years ago and ended up halfway through last year year picking up a cheap A5 size academic diary that runs from July to July. It's just getting to the last few days so this time I spotted an A5 one that runs for 18 months instead of just 12, right from now until the very end of 2016 when I can start on 'normal' diaries again:rotfl:. More expensive than I usually pay for a diary (£1 is my limit:o) but pushed the boat out a bit today as I have 'free' vouchers to use:j. I feel a bit guilty somehow,not buying the very cheapest:o

£1.92 profit from book sold on Amazon. A couple of other cheapies posted today but will add to total when I get it.

So that's £14.92 to add today. Getting there:j

Cerenia

Sold some My Little Pony dog tag necklaces I had doubles of, making an extra £10.71
Also £1.05 roadkill

Some more surveys done today as well, trying to cash out what I can - hoping to change job by end of the month, which means going from weekly pay to monthly

OnwardAndUpward81

Received a check from council tax for £18.12 today owing from the previous borough I lived in. I've sent off a batch of DVDs for the 1st time to music magpie and have put together a batch of CDs but I'll wait until I actually receive the cash for those before I add it to my "Make £10 a day" balance. Tomorrow, I'm going to go through Aesop's handy tips to see where else I can make money because from the looks of things there is alot of things I am missing out on

OnwardAndUpward81

Aesop wrote: »

I've enjoyed today's surveys, obviously they are psychological and academic as that is the type of people using this site, but I find them interesting too. And today's I really enjoyed one in particular as it was very to the point and something true that occurs now.

thanks for using my referral :A

What are you both referring too out of curiosity. Psychological and academic combined with making money, sounds right up my street.

Aesop

Miss_Debt wrote: »

What are you both referring too out of curiosity. Psychological and academic combined with making money, sounds right up my street.

this post

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5267356

I mentioned it earlier but you may have missed it as I said a new survey site.

JustStartingOut

Hiya everyone, a flying visit,

Was wondering if you could help me at all please:

I have a number of vintage 'Puppy in my Pocket' toys from the 90s. I wish to sell them, but there are loads of them on ebay, so does anyone know of any alternative places to sell them please?