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I have a bad feeling about this site. Whilst I am not screened out on as many surveys as I am on Valued Opinions, what I find unsettling is there reward / point system. Apparently with every survey y... See more
Very poor, trying to chase them for £20.00 Boots vouchers that I have earned. Takes a long while to build any points. Frequent screen outs-after they have collected lots of questions and lots of... See more
Tells you that the survey is 20 min but it takes nearly an hour to complete in quite fast pace and then it screens you out without giving you your well earned points and inrolling you in some prize dr... See more
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GlobalTestMarket is a unique online community where consumers from around the world participate in online paid surveys that lead to the development of new products and services.
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Low payment, but pays on time.
Low payment, but pays on time. A little bugged because sometimes it shows surveys I don't have.
67% [2/3] of reviews 1 [one] star, the lowest rating possible.
Site is a con.
67% [2/3] reviewers rate Globaltestmarket 1 [one] star, the lowest rating possible.
Gathers information and screens out participants by various ruses; change of emphasis after a large portion [33% to near 99%] of survey completed, 'Thanks for your participation. Unfortunately, your profile does not match the requirement of this survey', supposed internal errors.
Fraudulent activity, a site to be avoided.
Loss of time!
It takes you forever to do the surveys, then they don't even count most of the time because apparently you weren't the right person to take it. Then when you have finally accumulated some point to redeem a 5€ gift card, they tell you that you first have to have 1000 points... which is impossible to get.
Thought to earn some bucks on this side, unfortunately it's just a loss of time.
very good.
Many, many surveys to do. not just 1 a week like some sites. If you have a bit more time you can build up your points very fast indeed. Site is easy to navigate and all your stats are there to see. Points are added instantly unlike some sites where you have to wait a day or two or more. Bigger payouts compared to most sites. Can take over a week for the cash to arrive but hey, by then you've built up your points ready for the next pay out.
The worst ever
I recently joined this so called survey site and have found it to be a complete and utter con they will stoop to the lowest depths to cheat you doubt whether anyone can reach £10 a year let alone anything more. like others they screen you out but that is only yhe start of it. Yes you do get some surveys with a promise of 30 points they let you complete the survey in full but insyead of getting a reward you either get to their registration form (in German or Turkish) or you get their ad saying how wonedrful they are and how it is easy to make money. The Real low came this week when they did a survey on mental health asking if you felt depressed in control etc and guess what this set of people snatch your points just to make you feel even better. luckily on this occasionthey gave the name and contact details of their client so i was able to alert them. Please avoid them
Scam number collectors to cold call
Used false name to confirm call spamming from them one servay about shopping started getting calls from gambling. Utilities , text service etc scam avoid at all cost
Please don't waste your time.
Once you've filled out your multitude of profile surveys designed to help them send you relevant surveys, they'll send you invites via email, you'll spend a good 20-30 minutes then be screened out resulting in most of the survey being completed for free.
They will of couse give a sweepstake entry for your time but so will the millions of other members, if you do manage to complete a survey or two it'll take an eternaty to collect the 1000 points required for your $50.USD cheque which may or may not arrive.... thats if they don't freeze your account before you can collect.
Good choice of surveys.
If you like doing surveys this sis a good site to join. You do not get spammed with emails and the topics of the surveys are very varied. Occasionally you do screen out but often will be offered an alternative survey to fill in instead.
Slow to get there but always get promised payout!
It takes a little while to collect enough points to redeem even if you attempt every survey they invite you to, what with being screened out and the amount of points per survey not being as much as it could be. However, when you do get there, they always send the requested cheque within the time limit that they set.
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