Hi, I am interested in finding companies who pay good rewards for surveys or let you sample stuff and give feedback, please tell me if you know some, thanks
Does anyone know good survey companies or where you can trial stuff?
hsk on 01/06/2012 - 12:14
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I was on pureprofile. It takes AGES to earn anything you can cash out, the minimum is $25. It takes at least 6 months of surveys to earn this so have given up, it's too time consuming for the reward. You only get good payouts if you state that you are going to buy a new car in the next six months and embark on really longwinded and detailed surveys, things like that, otherwise it is 10c or 5c at a time for website views or YouTube links. It takes a long time to get to $25 that way! Also agree that it's not worth the time.
The trick with Pureprofile is logging in everyday…
However, with most of these online survey sites (including Pureprofile), the payoff on time vs revenue is not really worth it, unless you've got absolutely nothing else to do.
If you want to earn money this way, it's better to find out Discussion groups, product testing where you actually go to a location or university/hospital studies.
I know my uni does tests like get you to drink green tea for a few weeks, then come in and do some tests(usually surveys). they pay pretty well for the test, at least $20 an hour.
I've seen some for caffeine and bubble gum too.
Not sure how a non-university member would go about joining, but you could look around on local uni websites.
how do you find out about discussion groups?
opinions paid sometimes has product tests where you have to go somewhere and they will give you a voucher or cash or something. You could also have a look at vibevillage for samples to test.
I use e-Rewards for surveys but only because points can be converted into Etihad Guest miles.
For samples, the only good samples came from Vibe Village, actually lots of full size products. Good small samples came from some Austpost survey I did a few years ago.I need to check e-Rewards our but what do you use Ethihad Guest miles for?
shopping, flights, and charity.
I only know of iReward. You do surveys, they give you points. Not worth the time IMO.
http://www.ireward.com.au/
Surveys are very time consuming though — length at 20 mins and 800-ish points from each survey.
When you get to 27,500 points, you can cash out $25 bucks, 52,000 for $50 bucks, 500,000 for $500 and so on.