Amazon Voucher for filling in survey

[LeMarchand]

Anyone had an offer of £40 in vouchers for a survey? Seems too good to be true.

[Steve21]

I mean had lots like that offer "a chance at..." but not 100% Take it no hidden wordies at bottom?!

 

Steve

[LeMarchand]

Not that I can see (without going to the survey), but the email definitely says:

 

In appreciation of your time, we will compensate you with a £40 Amazon voucher or make a donation to a charity of your choice.

[elsiegee40]

My daughter was offered one of these schemes, but the catch was the smallprint that you had to fill in questionnaires on a regular basis and the frequency was ridiculous

[Zammo]

Anyone had an offer of £40 in vouchers for a survey? Seems too good to be true.

 

Post the link and we can see?

[Jamman960]

Does sound too good to be true, my other half has done a load of surveys/questionnaires via various sites and generally only got 30p-£1 each, some do more but not that much more

[LincolnE]

I do Google surveys, but in the past year I've gotten about £20 in Google credit for it. Mostly use it to buy audio books, mind you.

[LeMarchand]

Well no mention of other surveys, but I did decline:

 

Would you be interested in completing a short 10-15 minute telephone interview at your convenience, for a further £40 voucher?

 

We shall see.

[LeMarchand]

Well, still waiting for voucher.

[hardtailstar]

I do Google surveys, but in the past year I've gotten about £20 in Google credit for it. Mostly use it to buy audio books, mind you.

 

I do as well. got a couple free games too.