YouGov is legit or Scam

YouGov Review: Here’s How Much You Can Make: YouGov is one of the world's leading research companies, with an impressive 6 million members worldwide. They publish a number of syndicated reports, such as the annual Global Survey of Wealth & Affluence, which provide comprehensive market intelligence on a range of industry sectors. The results of their research is frequently featured in the media. I have been completing YouGov surveys for what feels like years, hoping that I might eventually make some money out of it. There are no details on my profile but I would guess it must be about four years. Surveys used to come in every week, then they slowed down. Now I get one every two weeks and every second or third is a prize draw, so a waste of my time. The surveys take about 15 minutes but can take less if the questions are too silly! My total points are now 1100 – still a long way from the 5,000 needed to earn that elusive 20$. This is beginning to feel a bit of a sham and not ethical. I could give up, but my question is – how often does it pay out and how long does it take? In my experience that is a lot of time to invest. There are a growing number of market research companies offering rewards for consumers’ opinions and for writing reviews and testing products, although they are not all trustworthy. YouGov, however, is a legitimate organisation that does a lot of high-profile work for government and considers itself a global community, with some four million members or contributors. A spokesman said: “The reason NN may not be receiving the number of surveys she wishes to complete is because of her demographic profile. Our panel is over-represented against a few of her characteristics, so each of those people receive fewer than average surveys. “In order for our findings to be representative of the public, we need the right numbers of each age group. With regard to the prize draw survey, this is used to ascertain certain interests, likes and dislikes. This information should lead to the member receiving more surveys in future, as many are sent to those whom we know have certain traits. But it isn’t a guaranteed thing, and we can’t promise a certain volume of surveys to any panellist for those reasons.” We can’t imagine this is much consolation. But there are plenty of other survey companies you could try. Have readers used any that make reasonable money

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