Here is some tips: always avoid surveys that look like this:
anything that has the name (https://www.researchopinionpoll.co.uk) avoid it because it's a scam! They like to waste your time and even if you report them with 20 screenshots you will not be rewarded.
Heres the type of surveys you should approach :
When they are asking make sure you read the description, if the survey is about IT company's be sure to select that you "Make all the decisions" in the company, your company has over 500 employees and so on.
When they don't have a description about a certain thing, it means they are targeting only one specific group, which are the people who are in education or have a profession as a teacher.
- Always read the description to match the age limits
- Always try to determine who the survey is targeted at
- If they ask you about your location you are based in the West Midlands area or London, both work good.
-DO NOT TICK RANDOM STUFF, they have quality tests which monitor your answers to ensure you are actually reading what you have just clicked, you will instantly fail if you fall into one of their traps.
Since you are from UK or i assume that because of your country flag, take a look at this thread
I could write a tutorial 5 pages long for you but quite frankly i don't have the time.
anything that has the name (https://www.researchopinionpoll.co.uk) avoid it because it's a scam! They like to waste your time and even if you report them with 20 screenshots you will not be rewarded.
Heres the type of surveys you should approach :
When they are asking make sure you read the description, if the survey is about IT company's be sure to select that you "Make all the decisions" in the company, your company has over 500 employees and so on.
When they don't have a description about a certain thing, it means they are targeting only one specific group, which are the people who are in education or have a profession as a teacher.
- Always read the description to match the age limits
- Always try to determine who the survey is targeted at
- If they ask you about your location you are based in the West Midlands area or London, both work good.
-DO NOT TICK RANDOM STUFF, they have quality tests which monitor your answers to ensure you are actually reading what you have just clicked, you will instantly fail if you fall into one of their traps.
Since you are from UK or i assume that because of your country flag, take a look at this thread
I could write a tutorial 5 pages long for you but quite frankly i don't have the time.
Originally Posted by GREP Warhawk
I found that a lot of the "Blvd Media Group" or BMG offers credit pretty fast, although they don't have a big payout.