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shopandscan.comNewest Review: ... And Scan Panel is where you scan all the barcodes on your shopping all week and then upload all the barcodes weekly on to www.shopandscan.com. They reward you 1000 points on a Monday for a successful scan, and if you forget you do get a couple of second chance Mondays to scan on Monday. Also recently part of this panel now is to scan in your receipts from major shops and upload them weekly ... more |
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by - written on 17/10/09 (Very useful, 152 readings)
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Shop and Scan run by TNS (Taylor Nelson Sofres) is a variety of panels which people participate in to provide user data mainly on shopping which is then provided to supermarkets and retailers showing shoppers habits so they can target us more and better. Shop and Scan Panels I know about are the "shop and scan", "food on the go", "sky usage", and "petrol" panel. I'm sure there are other panels they do, all are invite only and you have to wait, and you are usually rewarded for long service by being invited to other panels. You will also get surveys worth between 50p and £2.50 which you can complete to boost your ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/07/09 (Very useful, 200 readings)
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Before I begin unfortunately www.shopandscan.com is not a website you can just sign up to and expect to reap the rewards it provides. Shopandscan is part of the TNS group - a market research company who run many survey sites to gain information they want and need. Instead of actually signing up to shopandscan you have to wait for an invititation but of course you can show your interest in participating. To show your interest in this study all you need to do is register your details on www.volunteer4panels.com the official registry site for TNS. You do have to register a few personal details but knowing how big TNS are online from what I'd heard I felt secure ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/06/09 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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Shop and Scan is a market research site ran by parent company TNS. You can't sign up direct to the site, but can receive an invite if you are signed up to and an active user of other TNS research sites, or referred by a friend. I am not totally sure how I came to receive an invite, from one of my many survery sites I'm sure! - I just received an e-mail inviting me to join one day! I thought it sounded really interesting, so I followed the invite through. Basically, once signed up you recieve a 'clicker' & USB connection lead, along with personalised 'shopping cards'. The clicker is used to scan every item of shopping you buy each week at ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/05/09 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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Shop and Scan is a panel run by market research company TNS, who gather information about the shopping habits of people all over the world, and run several market research panels. I joined Shop and Scan around 9 months ago. To become a member I had to register my interest and within around 2 months I recieved an invitation code to become a member. Having completed a short questionaire about myself and my family, I became a fully fledged Shop and Scan panel member and recieved a package in the post containing everything I needed to get started. I recieved a tiny little clicker, the clicker is a few inches long and had a little button on ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/04/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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shopandscan.com is an online market research company who are reviewing the items that households around the company purchase. You can sign up to the service for free and must be sent an invitation which may be obtained by contacting the company direct or perhaps by seeing a banner or asking a friend to refer you. Once signed up you will receive the barcode scanner (clicker) and the lead to connect this up to your computer. It is quite a simple concept really in that you will go and purchase your shopping and then when you return you will just scan a card to advise which member of the household did the shop and then as you unpack your shopping you ... Read the complete review

