Kantar - Royal Mail Monitoring and Posting Panel

Ms_Chocaholic

Just been accepted on to the Correctly Delivered Survey, my first time. Does it differ much from the normal Panel.

elsien

Ms_Chocaholic wrote: »

Just been accepted on to the Correctly Delivered Survey, my first time. Does it differ much from the normal Panel.

Money for old rope.
Each time you get any during the survey period you log it online as to whether came to the right house and was put through the letter box, doorstepped, or red carded. Takes a few minutes, that's all. Nothing to do on the days you don't get post.

molerat

molerat wrote: »

After being asked to continueAnd another 2 training items for next week have appeared on my list this morning. So much for "no starter process". Perhaps I will be getting a "first live pack" with presentation stamps.

After my one week gap between sessions a first live pack arrived with presentation stamps and 12x1st and 4x1L.

redagila

I'm back on the live panel after my break. All the mail I have had to send in the last 3 weeks has had to be hand written. Are others having this as well?

need_an_answer

redagila wrote: »

I'm back on the live panel after my break. All the mail I have had to send in the last 3 weeks has had to be hand written. Are others having this as well?

I'm just about to finish my 6 month stint so have been reviewing what I've actually posted during that time.

numbers of items have been down quite significantly to previous times but there has been a greater number of parcels and cubes.


Glad it wasn't just me who noticed the increased number of handwritten items either,almost all private addresses seem to be that way now.

Printed seem to be reserved for a few of the business addresses we send to....which got me thinking of years gone by when we used to get an extra set of stamps for sending an item to a well known business address!

twinklenicci

Im going to sound really dim now but does anyone have a pic of what the golden smart looks like. Does it come clearly labelled that this is the golden smart lol ... im so dim i will probably just send it on if it doesn't look 'special' hahah

redagila

twinklenicci wrote: »

Im going to sound really dim now but does anyone have a pic of what the golden smart looks like. Does it come clearly labelled that this is the golden smart lol ... im so dim i will probably just send it on if it doesn't look 'special' hahah

This is what it says if you look under help on their website


What is the Golden RFID Prize and how does it work?

Each week a panellist is randomly selected from our active panel to win a prize of £100 in Love2Shop vouchers. By ‘active panel’ we mean that you’ll currently be taking part in the Royal Mail Survey, sending and receiving live test items.

If it’s you, you’ll receive a cube containing a gold coloured envelope, inside which you’ll find a Golden RFID and a congratulations message.

Simply message us, picking the category ‘Rewards' and sub-category ‘Golden RFID,’ then put the RFID back into its gold coloured envelope and send it back to us inside a Return Envelope. We’ll then post your vouchers to you.

You don’t need to log the Golden RFID online, but we’d like it back all the same!

Chocmonster7

Note on their site at the moment:

Postal Platform will be offline for about two hours from 08:00 this Thursday 28th March.

General_Grant

Now the log-in page appears (think it was some time after 9 am) but my email and password combination are not recognised!

Primrose

For years they've been calling the square discs SMARTS. Now they've suddenly started calling them RDIF's or something similar.
Life's confusing enough with Brexit right now! Why do organisations keep changing things.. I think it's done deliberately to confuse us...or make us pay more attention!