For once, this truly appears to be a worthwhile web site. Basically, they deal in market research. In return for a little of your time answering questions about yourself, you are entered into monthly contests for an entire year - the top prize is £1,000 and according to the literature on the site, there are other smaller prizes awarded to runners up. Upon signup, you have to provide your person details as you do with any other site such as this. They use an impressive system to detect your address from your postcode (I knew it was possible, you can do it personally on the Royal Mail site, but have never seen it used online) which saves a lot of time and ...  Read the complete review

The free money site does just what it says, it gives away "free money". All you have to do is register your e-mail address and then you can go to the site every day and answer questions and be entered into a daily draw for £1000. It's a bit like a consumer survey with questions like, what bank do you use, how many times a week do you surf the net, what type of mobile phone do you have. They do guarantee to give away £1000 every day and have testimonials on line to prove it. An added bonus, is that after you have answered the questions you get a chance to "crack the code". All you have to do is select eight numbers to try and crack the code ...  Read the complete review

This site has been off the internet for a while now but has recently been relaunched. It is a UK based site which makes a nice change, before it was revamped it required you entering every day and answering soem questions. they were obviously not getting enough entrants this way cos now you only enter once a year! THE OLD FREEMONEY You used to get entered into a draw daily to win £1000, they obviously decided this was too much money and could not afford it. This required you visiting the site daily which is a hassle and filling in a questionnaire which could be time consuming at times. The only reason people ever used it was because the prize ...  Read the complete review

The logic behind FreeMoney is simple, you answer a few marketing questions and are automatically entered into a daily draw to win a grand. A cool £1000 would make a great difference to my life, it's a whole year's tuition fees at uni or one and a half term's rent! But there are problems. Because it's daily entry, people who enter regularly will be on FreeMoney's database and soon a massive profile of them will have been built up. The result, spam city! I'm not too fussed about this, they have to earn the £1000 every day to be able to give it away - just make sure you use a secondary e-mail address to catch all the spam! ...  Read the complete review

Freemoney.fm claim to have given away £315,000 in prize money since starting up. That should whet your appetite! The deal is that you answer around six market research-style multiple choice questions in order to be entered into a prize draw for £1000. There is a new draw every day. You are only allowed to enter once each day - if you win the draw and they find you have entered more than once you are disqualified. The questions are simple and the site is quick and easy to use. The winner is posted up on the website each day. It's worth a punt! ...  Read the complete review