£10 Amazon Voucher Redeemed on Toluna

I've never heard of Toluna...it sounds like a place to live...lol. Is it easy to do, and is it free to join? What kind of reviews do you have to write?

In my experience this is one of the worst survey sites there is. The points system is very confusing and, as with many such sites, this is designed purposely so that members are always unsure as to how much they are being paid for surveys. I have received two £10 vouchers, but only after a lot of time wasting and frustration. Although I've found the survey invitations via email to be quite regular, you are often rejected from at least half of the surveys you enter which is considerably frustrating and time consuming. The surveys issued from this site are also very unreliable and sometimes you will be locked out of a survey after nearly 20 minutes or half way through the survey will crash. Furthermore, for many of the surveys you complete, the site will fail to allocate points to your account. Because points are never allocated straight away (usually after about a month after the survey has closed) this can go unnoticed. For this reason it is important to keep a record of all the surveys you complete and make sure you keep hold of the survey emails that you receive. I am currently in contact with the site over six surveys that I have completed over the last three months (totalling over 30, 000 points). This is the third time I have had to do this since I joined the site about nearly two years ago. And if you do finally make it to 60,000 points and you order your voucher, you then have to wait weeks for it to arrive. An HMV electronic voucher took a few weeks but my Sainsbiry's voucher took between six weeks to two months to arrive. I would never recommend this site to anyone!

I have actually been a member of toluna for months, I lost interest in it within the first few weeks when I saw how many points I had to get for things! I also just found it boring too. But it is easy to earn points on there and I am always getting surveys and extra ways of earning the points but I just do not want to do it.

I joined about six months ago but gave up on it when they kept telling me I did not qualify when I started answering questions on a survey. I prefer OnePoll and YouGov, which pay me by cheque when I reach the £40 or £50 payout. It could be because I live alone and don't own a car, and most consumer surveys don't match my profile. I do better with YouGov and OnePoll because they ask lifestyle questions and opinions on popular culture and political issues, so I can answer them and it is possible for me to reach payout once a year at both sites.

Contrags. to you for getting that. I'm happy for you. When I get something I used to tell my friends at work they would just laugh. So I don't tell them anymore. I just cash my little checks and put them to good use. GOOD JOB. Your friend onlydia

hi i have just accumlated enough points to order a 10 pound amazon voucher yesterday it took me months to get these points just hope i dont have to wait this long to receive it

Hi marina321, Wow! what a great site you have found and £10 voucher is really great well done to you, but I have never heard of the sites even though I don't go to any others site bu Mylot, hope you get more vouchers, good luck. Tamara

I joined this site a couple of years ago and must admit I lost interest very very quickly always found that the surveys they sent I didn't qualify for although I had completed all the profile questionnaires. In my opinion this site is one of my least favourites and at the moment only have about 25000 points so still have a long way to go till I reach a payout. I've decided i'll stick with this site till i've got back something for my efforts after that i'm terminating my account I think. Glad it works for you and know they do payout...I just haven't got the patience anymore to complete half a survey only to be told it's filled its quota or I don't qualify.