Paid Survey sites - Irish Opinions, Acumen, RedC etc

Jim_Hodge

alie wrote: »

Did anyone qualify for the 6 euro Red C survey today?

No, got dumped fairly sharpish.

Kittykat67

alie wrote: »

Did anyone qualify for the 6 euro Red C survey today?

I got a €6 one a few days ago

bmc58

alie wrote: »

Did anyone qualify for the 6 euro Red C survey today?

Got it but got the big BOOT after about six qualifying questions.Think my employment status did for me.

AndrewJRenko

Got my fastest ever RedC €50, just 2 or 3 months, and few more in since then. Roll on the credit cards...

bmc58

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

No, got dumped fairly sharpish.

bmc58 wrote: »

Got it but got the big BOOT after about six qualifying questions.Think my employment status did for me.

Know the feeling.

Jellybaby_1

I've never ventured on this thread before. Just one question, is it worth while for retired people to sign up for these sites?

L1011

Jellybaby_1 wrote: »

I've never ventured on this thread before. Just one question, is it worth while for retired people to sign up for these sites?

Yes, probably more so than for younger people.

They need a representative sample, there are obviously things that are just targeting certain ages but normally they need all - and fewer retirees are online proportionally.

25-44 females make up the bulk of the regular survey-doers and I suspect a lot on this thread, but many of the higher earners are older and or male due to there being less of them doing surveys for the number going around.

Jellybaby_1

Thank you L1011.

Jim_Hodge

Jellybaby_1 wrote: »

I've never ventured on this thread before. Just one question, is it worth while for retired people to sign up for these sites?

I'm retired and get more some weeks than I can be bothered doing. I'll clear €800-€1000 a year easily.

bmc58

Jellybaby_1 wrote: »

I've never ventured on this thread before. Just one question, is it worth while for retired people to sign up for these sites?

Yes.Make a few quid in your spare time daily.Surveys are interesting and can fill a spare hour or two.Join those survey sites and enjoy. If you need any help just post here and you will get all the info you need.

Kittykat67

Jellybaby_1 wrote: »

I've never ventured on this thread before. Just one question, is it worth while for retired people to sign up for these sites?

Definitely do, they always want people from different walks of life. Lots of reputable sites that give good payments and they do pay out when you have earned enough.

SouthWesterly

Have to say I don't do as many surveys as I used to. Need to change that.
Got 50 from redC this month. I've gotten 30 points this month. Had a balance of 10 so need 10 more hopefully this month. Very unusual.

Jellybaby_1

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

I'm retired and get more some weeks than I can be bothered doing. I'll clear €800-€1000 a year easily.

Crikey! Almost as good as a part time job!

thesandeman

bmc58 wrote: »

Got it but got the big BOOT after about six qualifying questions.Think my employment status did for me.

Education level got me.
First €6 one I've been offered in over three years. Maybe they've started doing longer ones.

florawest

thesandeman wrote: »

Education level got me.
First €6 one I've been offered in over three years. Maybe they've started doing longer ones.

Me too, was really peeved as need another €8 to make €50 as on €42, hopefully will get there this month.

thesandeman

The little feckers are probably surveying what we're saying about them here lol.

Jellybaby_1

Kittykat67 wrote: »

Definitely do, they always want people from different walks of life. Lots of reputable sites that give good payments and they do pay out when you have earned enough.

What sites do you suggest, maybe IO and RedC, and any others?

OmegaGene

acumen panel are one of the top payers now for me

Jim_Hodge

Jellybaby_1 wrote: »

What sites do you suggest, maybe IO and RedC, and any others?

Acumen and Europinions

Kittykat67

Just got an email that Ideas Panel is changing to my opinions matters. Hopefully they will update the rewards system now and that there won't be such long delays. If u are signed up you need to click on the link in the email to register with the new site. It says all points etc will transfer over.

pgj2015

I see someone recommended europinions, I wouldn't bother with them. The rewards are too small for the time it takes to do the surveys.

bmc58

SouthWesterly wrote: »

Have to say I don't do as many surveys as I used to. Need to change that.
Got 50 from redC this month. I've gotten 30 points this month. Had a balance of 10 so need 10 more hopefully this month. Very unusual.

€10 in five days is a long shot from RED C.Maybe,but you'll certainly have another pay out next month so not too bad.

bmc58

pgj2015 wrote: »

I see someone recommended europinions, I wouldn't bother with them. The rewards are too small for the time it takes to do the surveys.

Have to agree about Europinions.Too long to get to a pay out.Got two payouts over FOUR years .Gave up on them ages ago.

Jim_Hodge

bmc58 wrote: »

Have to agree about Europinions.Too long to get to a pay out.Got two payouts over FOUR years .Gave up on them ages ago.

Averaging €12 per month with them myself. Easy surveys while watching TV.

bmc58

Jellybaby_1 wrote: »

What sites do you suggest, maybe IO and RedC, and any others?

Triaba has gotten good over the last year.They use Pay Pal as a cash out option(when you reach €5) and G Codes(never used this option).Not a bad site at all in my opinion.

OmegaGene

pgj2015 wrote: »

I see someone recommended europinions, I wouldn't bother with them. The rewards are too small for the time it takes to do the surveys.

I’m getting a payout roughly every ten weeks so it’s not that bad just tedious as they all can be at times

bmc58

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

Averaging €12 per month with them myself. Easy surveys while watching TV.

Maybe they have improved since I left them Jim,but over four years I got two €30 payouts.Got fed up with them and quit.That's my experience with Europinions.

bmc58

OmegaGene wrote: »

I’m getting a payout roughly every ten weeks so it’s not that bad just tedious as they all can be at times

How much is that payout?

Jim_Hodge

bmc58 wrote: »

How much is that payout?

€30 PayPal, amazon, one4all and others.

bmc58

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

€30 PayPal, amazon, one4all and others.

Yes, same as when i was on their pannell.