Is it a scam or does it really work.?

Question

Yougov and Ciao online paid surveys in the UK.

Do they work, and do they actually pay you?

Have you done it and what happened?

Which one is better?

I am really thinking of doing it and want to make some money.

Answer 1

My girlfriend wanted to take part in these much to my annoyance, she did and used MY email I now get a box full of junk emails everyday and she never did get any money so packed it in.

Answer 2

i wouldn't trust if it asks u to give bank details over the internet.

Answer 3

Well I've had a Yougov survey account for 3 years now and have still only built up £18 of credit for surveys taken...need to accumulate £50 before I'm allowed to withdraw it, so my guess is I'll be collecting my pension before then and I'm only 29...

It seems the vast majority of surveys I'm invited to take part in offer entry into a prize draw rather than money.

In my opinion Ciao is even worse because so many times you start filling in their surveys and then they tell you that you don't fit the demographic...what a waste of time.

My advice is that if you're looking for a reliable second income then look elsewhere!

Answer 4

ive used several sites for surveys etc...

You can get some good payments but they are few and far between...

I tend to get draw tickets instead of payments for most surveys...

or when you start a survey after the first few questions you dont fit the demograph and end up getting nothing anyway...

i wouldnt count on buying much with your earnings unless you get lucky with a high paying survey....

Answer 5

Scam...they say they do but it goes into an online account and you have to have so much money before you can redeem anything but not that many surveys come up and they are all filled in by 'enough people' in 5 mins of them emailing you about them!

Answer 6

I've been doing the paid to click . It really pays and it's simple. There are no fees either. Go to  http://bux.to/?r=bmr61

Answer 7

they do but you can make far more mfare more easily with this: (the link)