Surveys are they worth the time ?
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Thank you mjm0
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Which surveys company do you use to make £200 a month?:)
Prolific academic
panelbase
populus live
branded surveys
YouGov
Global Testmarket
Respondent
Pinecone
Those are the best paying for me, although a lot depends on suitable demographics, so some people might not find that they work so well for them.
Once I've done the highest paying ones, I sort through any other companies that have emailed invitations and see if they are worth doing or not.0 -
I do surveys, I get about £100 min a month which all helps towards phone bills etc.
There is a group on facebook called UK Survey & Reward SitesJan Wins: .0 -
Makeandsave wrote: »I do surveys, I get about £100 min a month which all helps towards phone bills etc.
There is a group on facebook called UK Survey & Reward Sites
Thanks for that. Unfortunately, a lot of surveys's companies are paying out in vouchers but not in cash.:(0 -
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If you haven't already found it, Prolific Academic is a brilliant site. The studies are from university students to help with their coursework, which are really interesting, not at all like normal surveys, and the pay is brilliant.
Thank you so much Topaz. I am on a few survey sites but hadn't heard of this one - it definitely sounds more interesting than the others. I have just signed up!0 -
booklover500 wrote: »Thank you so much Topaz. I am on a few survey sites but hadn't heard of this one - it definitely sounds more interesting than the others. I have just signed up!
Prolific don't often email invites to studies, so you have to manually check. Studies go very quickly, so the best way is to either have the studies page open in a new tab (when a study pops up a 1 will show on the tab) or set up a page monitor to give a notification when the page changes. I find page monitors a bit hit and miss, so just have the tab open.0 -
Prolific don't often email invites to studies, so you have to manually check. Studies go very quickly, so the best way is to either have the studies page open in a new tab (when a study pops up a 1 will show on the tab) or set up a page monitor to give a notification when the page changes. I find page monitors a bit hit and miss, so just have the tab open.
Thank you very much for the tip I will set it up on my laptop the way you've said.0 -
Thank you everyone for your help on this thread0
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