Prize Draw Surveys

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A number of survey sites reward members by entering them into a prize draw with the possibility of winning large sums of cash, or items such as HD televisions, cases of wine or holidays. Though not everyone’s cup of tea, these will appeal to those survey takers who prefer and enjoy taking the risk of winning a much larger reward than with cash or voucher surveys.

Some cash surveys are offered but the majority are for sweepstake entry. 113 prizes are awarded monthly, totaling approximately £5,000 including one prize of £500, two prizes of £250 each, 50 prizes of £50 each and 60 prizes of £25 each. Expect plenty of survey invitations, several per week or more, though you are unlikely to qualify for all. Some members have complained of technical difficulties.

Working differently from other sites, Nielson focuses on research and internet use. Members complete a profile then install monitoring software on their pc. The reward for this is 3 entries into a prize draw of over 400 instant prizes. The top prize is £2,500. Members are rewarded weekly with further points to enter the draws.

Choozz is quite a unique type of paid survey website, where you can win thousands of top-of-the-range prizes just by completing surveys. To be in with a chance of winning a Playstation 3, or the latest high-definition TV, simply visit the website and open a free account. Log in and complete surveys on music, games and other interesting topics, and you will be in with a chance of winning.Only available to 16-24 year olds in the UK.

Opinion Surveys offers surveys to UK residents over the age of 13, on a variety on consumer issues. Surveys are conducted for other market research sites such as Ciao. For each completed survey participants are entered in to a 3 monthly prize draw of £25,000.

Consumer Lifestyles, also known as Surveys.co.uk, offers a selection of surveys to complete immediately on their website. Each usually lasts 5-15 minutes. There is a wide variety of prizes and these are clearly stated. Current prizes include a BMW Z4, Free Oyster travel for one year, £500 in B&Q vouchers and a holiday to Vas Vegas.

Owned by the Sheffield based Data Media and Research Ltd, Voice in a Crowd is a new site that offers members entry to cash prize draws as well as some other prizes like “the latest gadgets” and “lifetime experiences”. Prizes range from £20 to four figure sums. Survey categories, such as Travel or Motoring have their own monthly prize draws usually worth £150-£400.

Every time you do something on Fair Exchange, like enter a daily draw or answer a simple survey, you get FairPoints. You can then spend these points by choosing from a range of rewards or use them to play games to give yourself extra chances of winning. The website states a panelist from Brixton recently won £1 million.

Owned by market research giant, GFK, ConsumerJury offers members the chance to enter a number of prize draws in return for participating in surveys and keeping an online record of monthly shopping. Prizes include vouchers to leading high street names such as Boots, Waitrose, PC World, Argos, BHS and Thomas Cook. ConsumerJury surveys usually take between 5 and 20 minutes to complete.