e-public.co.uk

I signed up with E-public when they had a Beenz offer. I like the idea of participating in those polls which are well known and e-public is run by MORI. For the first couple of months I recieved interesting surveys to complete and earned myself some beenz in the process. For the past few months I havn't heard a thing from them. Personally I enjoy completing these whether or not I recieve an incentive so I'm disappointed that they have gone so quiet. Recently I looked at the site and they do not seem to be recruiting either. Still its worth dropping by on the off chance that this changes if you like to be one of those people who actually helped ...  Read the complete review

I love online surveys. People ask my opinion, I can slag off the companies and web sites that I don't like, I can waste half an hour at work. Is there no end to their uses? I was very happy to sign up to do questionnaires for MORI (which is who e-people are) - after all you kind of assume that you opinion will count for a bit more than a survey at whyaren'tyoubuyingmystuff.com (I just made that up) which is a tad biased towards finding out new ways of selling you stuff. I thought that I would be giving opinions about who I might vote for, what I thought of cars, is cheese good and so on. Useful kinds of things. What actually happened is that I ...  Read the complete review

Okay, xmillion will tell you what he knows. Epublic is the online face of the well known MORI polling organisation. Xmillion surmises that the reason why this site has been listed is that at one time epublic were offering beenz (*) to induce people to sign up and complete the odd survey. (* see beenz opinions listed if you don't know what these little devils are) Xmillion knows this because this is exactly what he did. He received 300 beenz (approx £1) for signing up in January of this year, and has since received invitations to particpate in a further five surveys each worth 400 beenz a time. Although he would point out the last one was in ...  Read the complete review