yougov.finance bribe

MikeJXE

liam_978 said:

wmb194 said:

I signed up to Plus when it was offered to me. It makes it a lot easier to get to the £50 cashout level more frequently as it offers extra 'tasks' that usually only take a couple of minutes but can be worth £1 - £5 depending on what they ask.

Think I'll give it a go.

What's a typical task like?

Yes it varies,  never the less only a few questions and if your answer to the first isn't what they want to hear you they don't ask any more yet you still get the rewards 

sheffieldeagle

Hi

I'm having problems trying to log in to my Yougov account. Not getting the verification email. Anyone having similar problems.

Many thanks 

linz

I tried a couple of nights ago funnily enough and I couldn't log in either, same issue.

Eta: working now though

ColdIron

YouGov working fine for me (emails received) and also YouGov Finance

MikeJXE

sheffieldeagle said:

Hi

I'm having problems trying to log in to my Yougov account. Not getting the verification email. Anyone having similar problems.

Many thanks 

Logging into yougov is the email address you used when you first registered, they then send a 6 digit code to your address

If you get a request to take a survey that logs you in anyway

Are you sure their emails are not going to the junk file 

sheffieldeagle

MikeJXE said:

sheffieldeagle said:

Hi

I'm having problems trying to log in to my Yougov account. Not getting the verification email. Anyone having similar problems.

Many thanks 

Logging into yougov is the email address you used when you first registered, they then send a 6 digit code to your address

If you get a request to take a survey that logs you in anyway

Are you sure their emails are not going to the junk file 

Yep first time I've had a problem.

wmb194

pecunianonolet said:

OH and I both have a yougov account and both use yougov finance and share our subscription data e.g. Netflix, Disney, Amazon, etc. and this evening OH was invited to Pulse at the end of a survey. It's a bit scary what data they want to collect so not went ahead.

Tried Google but couldn't really find out how much Pulse is going to pay and if it is dependent on activity on the phone or just for having the app and VPN active. Got an old phone here, which is clean to factory settings so could use that and maybe once or twice a month let youtube run for an hour of music?

Only found out it can run on up to 3 devices per account. Anyone more experience how it can be run, what they pay, etc.?

I put it on an old phone that I hardly use so just making sure keeps active seems to be enough. It claims it's only looking out for the adverts you view. It pays £1 (one) per month. Obviously not a lot but when the cashout level is a ridiculous £50 it all helps to get you there a little sooner.

tg99

Started doing my first set of reconsents with the 13 days left notice alongside each account. As discussed previously, in contrast to when you initially set up and connect the accounts where it tells you straight away if have earned points, when reconsenting it tells you straight away if successfully reconsented but not if you have got the points. You have to wait for a couple of days to see if the points get awarded. Hence am reconsenting in pairs, one account that I use reasonably regularly alongside one that hardly has any transactions which thus should enable me to identify which ones no longer qualify. Was pleasantly surprised though to find one of the accounts in my first pair that’s not had a single transaction since March was successfully awarded points.

antuk

tg99 said:

Started doing my first set of reconsents with the 13 days left notice alongside each account. As discussed previously, in contrast to when you initially set up and connect the accounts where it tells you straight away if have earned points, when reconsenting it tells you straight away if successfully reconsented but not if you have got the points. You have to wait for a couple of days to see if the points get awarded. Hence am reconsenting in pairs, one account that I use reasonably regularly alongside one that hardly has any transactions which thus should enable me to identify which ones no longer qualify. Was pleasantly surprised though to find one of the accounts in my first pair that’s not had a single transaction since March was successfully awarded points.

It does seem to vary, I know ppl have said if theres no transactions or its too new it deosnt qualify, but ive got accounts on there that have had no transactions for 3-4 years and they still qualify

sheffieldeagle

Still can't get access to my account and no response from CS via email. Does anyone know if a telephone call would be a  better bet or do you just have to be patient.