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onepoll.co.ukNewest Review: ... the £40 threshold. Unfortunately, this may take me a while as surveys dont seem to be showing up as much for me when i sign into my account. With some other survey sites, you have to reply to emails for surveys but with One Poll, they dont email you so you have to just remember to try and sign in yourself every day. As well as cash, you can also complete surveys to win Amazon vouchers. I ... more |
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by - written on 08/11/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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I joined One Poll a few months ago and have yet to recieve a payment. If you have never heard of One Poll, it is an online market research company that pays you money for completing surveys. Most of the surveys i have done have paid me between 5p and 15p. I am currently on about £20 in my account and members can only get a payment when they have reached the £40 threshold. Unfortunately, this may take me a while as surveys dont seem to be showing up as much for me when i sign into my account. With some other survey sites, you have to reply to emails for surveys but with One Poll, they dont email you so you have to just remember to try and ... Read the complete review

by - written on 31/10/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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onepoll is a very simple site that aims at people completing very short surveys for a very small payout. However, it takes us so little of your time that it's no real bind. I signed up a couple of months ago, mainly because it promised to not screen you out after a bunch of quesions, which pretty much every other survey site does. You get £2.50 just for signing up, which is pretty good, and then you get a bunch of mini-surveys sent to you. Their website states that the surveys could range between 5p and £1 for each one, although I haven't had one for more than 10p as yet. However, this is no problem. Each surveys takes a maximum of five minutes, and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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I joined One Poll about 2 months ago and I'm finding it quite a simple easy site to use. What is One Poll I hear you ask? One Poll is a market research site, when you sign up your awarded a £2.50 joining bonus and then you get paid between (what I have seen) 5p and 10p for answering surveys, there's also surveys which enter you into a prize draw to win £25 amazon vouchers. From what I have seen whilst using the site, you get offered at most 4 paid surveys a day with a few prize draw surveys too, another thing I have noticed is that not all surveys will be suitable for your personal circumstances. but this is clearly visable before you enter the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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I have in the last few days signed up to several survey websites, and already it has become apparent which ones are worth bothering with. I have narrowed this down from about 5 to 1. Onepoll is after public opinions on various topics. They will send the surveys to your home page, some are prize entry surveys and others are paid surveys you can chose if you want to take them or not. The average price they will pay you for a survey is 5 or 10p but you can be paid more for a survey. I like OnePoll because, unlike all the other sites, you don't get booted out of the survey when they decide you don't meet the criteria, with this site every ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/10/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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Onepoll is one of a growing number of online survey for rewards sites, but this one is a bit different. Unlike all the others I've joined where you wait patiently for an email to drop into your inbox inviting you to take a survey only to answer a few questions and realise that you don't qualify half the time there are no emails from Onepoll you just login to the site (I do it daily) click on the 'Surveys availalbe for you' button and you get a list of surveys. These are added to the website very frequently (except on weekends) I probably see about 5-20 each day and after filtering out the ones that I don't qualify for or that offer entry into a draw instead of cash I ... Read the complete review
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