Paid Survey sites - Irish Opinions, Acumen, RedC etc

Toxica

Got my RedCLive cheque today.

L1011

As did I. Latest its been, but still quicker than some other sites pay out!

Greenmachine

L1011 wrote: »

Pendings don't really exist anymore; they just appear when paid. Vouchers can take up to a month, usually 2 weeks.

Cool figure out how to view payments that have been credited. Can I use the tesco voucher to buy a voucher for another store.

Mountjoy Mugger

I've heard you can buy Argos gift cards with them. Haven't tried it myself, yet.

L1011

If its not allowed people get away with it constantly, anyway.

pgj2015

does anyone know how long it take ireach to send the one4all vouchers, ordered one it seems like 6 weeks ago and still no sigh of it.

Toxica

pgj2015 wrote: »

does anyone know how long it take ireach to send the one4all vouchers, ordered one it seems like 6 weeks ago and still no sigh of it.

Send them an email, they have been quicker than that recently.

pgj2015

Toxica wrote: »

Send them an email, they have been quicker than that recently.

what is the waiting time with them lately? i thought irish opinions were slow to send vouchers but ireach seem to be worse.

Toxica

pgj2015 wrote: »

what is the waiting time with them lately? i thought irish opinions were slow to send vouchers but ireach seem to be worse.

I've always got mine within 2 weeks when I have ordered recently.

Toxica

Anyone know how long it takes MySurvey to send PayPal rewards?

Naid23

Toxica wrote: »

Anyone know how long it takes MySurvey to send PayPal rewards?

Bout 2 weeks.

Toxica

Naid23 wrote: »

Bout 2 weeks.

Thanks, I need more patience!

pgj2015

Toxica wrote: »

Thanks, I need more patience!

don't do toluna surveys so, 7 weeks to get paid through paypal.

mrmeindl

Redc cheque arrived so I'll delete my account, only going to bother with IO from now on. Acumen I might still do the odd survey since I'm not far off the points to get another £10 Amazon voucher.

L1011

RedC has the highest payment to effort rate of all the sites by a huge margin - if its just the waiting til 50 that's the issue you need to figure out how to reassign your patience, because IO uses far more of your time!

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Much less of my time is taken on getting €50 from RedC compared to any other survey company. Dropping them in favour of others is no good sense.

Aceandstuff

Does anyone keep getting IO surveys that credit almost immediately?

I filled in a one page survey on social media use today and got paid 75c, but there was one 2 days ago that just redirected straight to the completion screen. I was paid two Euro for that, and it shows up under my survey history as Beverages with a status of "
Survey Quality_check_failed


"

Toxica

Aceandstuff wrote: »

Does anyone keep getting IO surveys that credit almost immediately?

I filled in a one page survey on social media use today and got paid 75c, but there was one 2 days ago that just redirected straight to the completion screen. I was paid two Euro for that, and it shows up under my survey history as Beverages with a status of "
Survey Quality_check_failed


"

I got the 75c one but it was just one page of questions asking which social media I used.

Fred Swanson

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ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

What a change in response from IO. I wrote on 29th July about a survey for €1.50 that threw me out near the end due to the survey 'undergoing service'. A reply from Mark today crediting me in full for the survey. Things have really improved since 'Isabel' left.

jackoire

Finley Tiny Fir wrote: »

What a change in response from IO. I wrote on 29th July about a survey for €1.50 that threw me out near the end due to the survey 'undergoing service'. A reply from Mark today crediting me in full for the survey. Things have really improved since 'Isabel' left.

I must complain next time I have survey problems.

L1011

Both RedC and Acumen have recovered, slightly, in terms of surveys. Acumen have a new profiler so you may need to fill that in.

Keeping my non-cash payouts this year for Christmas and did a count there - €200 in vouchers in the cupboard - 120 Tesco, 50 Dunnes, 30 One4All.

jluv

L1011 wrote: »

Both RedC and Acumen have recovered, slightly, in terms of surveys. Acumen have a new profiler so you may need to fill that in.

Keeping my non-cash payouts this year for Christmas and did a count there - €200 in vouchers in the cupboard - 120 Tesco, 50 Dunnes, 30 One4All.

L1011 thanks to your post above I logged into Acumen and there was a survey for 225 points and I needed 200 for my next reward! Happy Days..
Decided to cash out 40 euro as well from IO and have 20 sitting in AllGifts already..I feel a treat coming on:P

Greenmachine

Survey for IO 30 minutes €2 logged in the minute it hit my inbox and it was closed. Could be worse it could have close while I was filling it in.

Deenameh

Hi guys,

does anyone here use Swagbucks? I just joined and was wondering if it's any good.

mjv2ydratu679c

Anyone here ever use Europinions. Tried to cash out €30 euro a few weeks ago - nothing arrived yet and no repsonse to any email I've sent them.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Amiya Future Cheekbone wrote: »

Anyone here ever use Europinions. Tried to cash out €30 euro a few weeks ago - nothing arrived yet and no repsonse to any email I've sent them.

Slow to accumulate any decent money and always slow to pay out.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Deenameh wrote: »

Hi guys,

does anyone here use Swagbucks? I just joined and was wondering if it's any good.

Just speaking for myself, I found them a dead loss and after more than a year I had almost nothing earned so I quit.

Only

Finley Tiny Fir wrote: »

Just speaking for myself, I found them a dead loss and after more than a year I had almost nothing earned so I quit.

I've been using them for the past few years and while you won't make a fortune, its easy enough when you're online anyways. I used to get about £20 a month but am averaging about £15 per month the last while (except over the summer I just do the basics). I find it great for the Amazon vouchers.

tara2201

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