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red_devil

why do they screen you out most of the answers they should know from your sign up details anyway?

pollyjar

homeworkeruk wrote: »

£20 a month is perfectly achievable - I myself tend to earn £50-£100 in an average month and I don't respond to anything like all the requests I receive. The problems are that many people expect to see immediate results and that the work isn't regular. You can get 3 or 4 surveys in a week from one comany and then nothing for a couple of months, or get screened out of everything. You also need to remember that most companies have a minimum payout so you won't have anything to show for your work for a few months, and that in many cases this will be in vouchers (usually your choice from a range) rather than cash.

The best thing to do is to sign up for all the big companies (Global Test Market, IPSOS, Valued Opinions, Toluna, Lightspeed etc.) and then gradually add the smaller ones. Use a good free survey directory like whichsurveys.com and a free tool like roboform for automating the form filling process

Hi
Thanks for an encouraging reply most appreciated, Ill give it a go.
I use roboform, a great tool.

Thanks again for the advise
Best regards:T
pollyjar

emweaver

How do you earn so much a week ? I must be missing something here

pollyjar

emweaver wrote: »

How do you earn so much a week ? I must be missing something here

Hi you sent this to me pollyjar not homeworkeruk, I await with interest to your response.

Regards

emweaver

homeworkuk, im curious as to how they earn £50-£100 a month. I want to know how as I dont earn £10 a month and want to know where Im going wrong

homeworkeruk

emweaver wrote: »

homeworkuk, im curious as to how they earn £50-£100 a month. I want to know how as I dont earn £10 a month and want to know where Im going wrong

A lot of it can depend on your demographics - I seem to fit into a lot of popular categories eg married female responsible for shopping/cooking/cleaning etc, young children, Sun reader, London based, etc. Additionally harder to fill sectors eg self-employed or with company buying power, particular age and income ranges, can improve your chances, so make sure you keep your details up to date and look out for specialist panels that fit you. I also belong to a lot of sites so most months I'm reaching the threshold for one or more of the smaller sites.

emweaver

Would you mind giving my the sites your part of so I can join up?

homeworkeruk

emweaver wrote: »

Would you mind giving my the sites your part of so I can join up?

Just go to the UK pages of one of the free directories like whichsurveys.com and work through the list starting with the bigger companies which are usually on the first page (Global Test Market, MyTNS, ACOP, IPSOS, Valued Opinions, Toluna, Lightspeed etc.)

emweaver

Oh ive already done that but thanks

ruby1978_2

Hi I wonder if anyone can help, I am a stay at home mum currently working from home 3days a week, Im looking for something I can do to pay off the credit card but i need to be able to do it in the evening when my daughter is sleeping any suggetions?