Springboard UK

Springboard UK is a subsidiary of Angus Reid Strategies, a well respected research firm that has offices in London, as well as globally. Their primary aim is to gather information on the thoughts and opinions of UK residents, to provide companies with knowledge on what the public wants of their products and services. Therefore they are always seeking members to be a part of their survey panel. As a Springboard member you can participate in surveys that give you the opportunity to share your opinions, as well as the opportunity to receive payment for sharing these opinions. Each survey could earn you between 50p and £2.50, depending on the surveys’ length and complexity; plus some surveys may even award you with entries into prize draws. All survey payments are accrued in your Survey Cash account, with payouts made redeemable after £30 has been reached. Payouts can also be donated to selected UK charities on your behalf.

If you are interested in learning more about Springboard UK’s surveys or would like to register to participate in them, simply complete the registration form on their website. All new members will earn an entry into their New Members Draw for £1000.

General Information

• Accepts Members From: United Kingdom
  
   
• Age Requirements: 16+
  
   
• Type of Rewards: Payments per survey range between 50p and £2.50, along with occasional prize draws. Payouts are paid via personal cheque or you can opt to donate your payout to a UK charity. Survey payments are accrued in your Survey Cash account until payout is redeemed.
  
   
• Sweepstakes, Prize Draws or Competitions: Occasional prize draws, frequency is not specified. New Members Draw for £1000 upon joining.
  
   
• What is The Minimum Payment. This is the Amount Needed to Request a Redemption or Payout: £30
   

Company Information

• Physical Location of this Survey Company’s Office:

  271 Regent Street
  London W1B 2ES
  UK

  
  
• Type of Market Research They Conduct: Online Surveys

Member Ratings & Reviews

Write a review based on your experiences with this paid surveys panel to be entered into our monthly draw for $50 Cash, 2 runners up will also receive $20 Cash each (Payments are made via PayPal). Read the full Terms & Conditions for this contest. See our previous Winners.

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Comments Overall Rating: Survey Frequency: Survey Incentives: Panel Legitimacy: Recommended: Comments By: Valentino From: United Kingdom Comment: I joined SpringBoard UK last December and have been taken part of their surveys actively. Their surveys are short and cover wide range of topic, from daily grocery, eating habit to economic and current affairs. Although the incentive is not massive (from 10p to 1 pound), it is fair for the short amount of time (usually 5 to 10 minutes) spending on each survey. Sometimes they only reward one prize draw (750 pound/quarterly draw) entry for one survey completion. This site may look good but it hits its downfall recently. I used to receive 5 to 7 survey opportunities from SpringBoard UK, but the frequency decreased considerably since March this year. Approximately 3 per month and you are only offered prize draw entry for 8 out of 10 surveys. They have changed cash-out limit from 30 pounds to 25 pounds since then, but with current low number of surveys and 0 payment for completion (entry to prize draw is a test of luck, not an incentive), I don't see any point to recommend this site to anyone unless they get back to the top of their business. Date: Sep 03, 2011