pureprofile.com

I signed up for this site after reading a positive DooYoo review on it several months ago. Sadly I have not been very impressed with it at all and am now biding my time until I hit the payout threshold at which point I shall be closing my account. On the positive side this is a very attractive and easy to navigate site. Signing up is quick and easy and like most survey sites you initially have to fill out a profile 'dashboard' so that you can be matched with surveys. The profile for this site is the lengthiest I have come across - I reckon it would take an hour or so to complete it all. However, the profile is divided into twenty different topics such as ...  Read the complete review

Background Pure Profile is one of a myriad of online survey sites offering cash incentives for completing surveys. I have been a member since February 2008, and it is one of the better survey sites that I have used. Unlike some of the others, it doesn't cost anything to join up and start earning money. You can get your hands on the cash as soon as your account reaches £25, with it paid into your bank account. Sign-up The sign-up process is pretty much the same as any of these survey/pay-to-click/review sites; you fill in a short form with your name, email, date of birth and choose a password. You then get sent an email which you have to ...  Read the complete review

So I joined PureProfile in June 2004 and it started well and my first 8 surverys each paid £1 each so I thought getting to the £25 would be no problem at all. Then they started dropping to anywhere between 5 and 40p and the amount of surveys sent to me started to dry up. Here's what I was sent 2004 - 4 Surveys (bear in mind I joined in June) 2005 - 1 Survey! 2006 - 15 Payments (I say payments because for a while they paid for web searches I think. They were like 40p a go) 2007 - 5 Surveys 2008 - 30 Surveys 2009 - 17 Surveys So as I got older, the surveys became more frequent, which to be honest, I can understand. ...  Read the complete review

I don't believe I've ever actually completed a survey for the market reserach company 'Pureprofile.com' It's an internet-based survey site that's free to join. Pureprofile collects a wealth of individual / household info from new members, and then emails them inviting them to take surveys that have been notionally 'tailored to suit' them. There is a scale of renumeration for participating in Pureprofile surveys; you get about 10p for starting a survey and up to £2-3 for completing one. There's a threshold level of payment from Pureprofile; you need to have accumulated at least £25 in your account before this can be credited to you. I wouldn't know how this ...  Read the complete review

I have mixed feelings about Pureprofile.com but I really like their format now, and yes, over the years they have had many different personas, but this one seems set to stay. Reinventing your web presence seems to me to make sense, when you think about it, redesigning your image has to be good to pull in more people and get more people interested in your product. I think their profile dashboard is very lengthy and time consuming but you have to admit it is incredibly thorough - this is the equivalent of completing a profile for almost every category of personal information ever invented down to even what toothpaste you use! However, they do use the information in ...  Read the complete review