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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I did the 26 surveys

I did the 26 surveys . Did it take a long time yes but that was mostly me not them as got side tracked with life etc. It did take them a while to validate the offers but I got an e-mail confirming all were validated. I inputted my bank details and at this point didn't think I would get any money but thought it was worth a try. 3 weeks later, money is in my account. I for one thought the company was well run etc and you get out of it what you put in time wise. I believe that are closing down now which is a shame as I didn't even mind the surveys anyway. Some where actually fun and interesting including testing strange products like coffee....
I would definitely do it again. Kept me busy during evenings when my son was in bed. Their customer service department were also very helpful. No complaints. They were always really friendly and helpful so it's a shame that they are to lose their jobs.

23 June 2017
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Waste of Time and Money...

I tried this site -- I have ended up completing alot more than the so called offers needed to enable a cash payout -- yet over half of them still say pending and that has been the case for well over the 120 days quoted.. They don't get off to help much with validating the offers -- so will be reporting them to trading standards as I believe by now that they don't do what they say and should be stopped from misleading poor people.

6 January 2017
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This site is a scam

I completed pages and pages of offers and attended interviews with suppliers and I got F all for my time and trouble.

14 September 2016
Unprompted review
Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Hit and Miss

I have to say I have been a member since April 2015 and I have only completed all offers last week. I kept screenshots of everything I signed up to and confirmation emails as I had on occasions had to chase up validation of offers. It isn't as easy as it makes out, you have to continually chase validations but I have to say there is a lady working there who has always responded to my emails.....that is until now. I feel now I have completed all offers you won't get an answer I have requested a validation of my account email to be sent to me every day for the past 4 days and still nothing. I have earned £900 in payout and I am very doubtful if I will see this but I will be taking further action if this is not dealt with.

I am hoping to hear something good but not holding my breath. I have emailed them again this morning attaching a link to an article in The Guardian newspaper expressing my concerns and see what happens.

It does state in their terms and conditions it can take up to 3 days for them to respond and it clearly states that once all offers are completed a confirmation email will be sent whereby you have to fill it out with your payment details and a payment run is made at the beginning if every month.

Watch this space and I will update with news as and when I have it. I have to say I was sceptical about these sites but initially always had very good feedback from the company so I am just a little annoyed that no one has responded and you can only ever contact them via email.

25 August 2016
Unprompted review
Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Paid Offers

Completed all 26 offers in November 2015 and had some verify quickly, but 70% took ages. Kept asking why and was then told nothing they could do until 120 days had past. So 120 days passed and was then told to give evidence of having completedl. That was fine if I received an email or paid money for the offer, but some didn't provide confirmation or I didn't do a print screen at the time. So I had to redo some so more delays, because then you have to wait another 120 days for the ones you just redone. It is now end of May 2016 and I have not received a penny. I am planning to issue a small claim through the court now because I am not waiting until mid August for my money. Just be aware of this if you go ahead - it is not quick money; quite the opposite!!

27 May 2016
Unprompted review
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Patience & persistence paid off for me

if you complete every offer & are prepared to wait up to 120 days for the offers being verified then it will be worth your while, I received £1,100 this week & understand how it works now. it helps that there is a new customer support girl who is excellent at her job & tracks the offers which may be holding your pay out up. so long as you make a note of every offer you opt for with dates & don't expect (as I did at 1st) to get instant payment then you will receive your earnings...honest!

11 February 2016
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

total Scam

“Paid Offers”, found at paidoffers.co.uk, is a paid surveys and paid offers site replete with angry ex-customers posting negative comments and reviews everywhere online. They were not hard to find.

Most “‘get paid to take surveys’ scam sites” like Paid Offers have the same basic carnie show, offering sign ups for gambling and bingo sites, the occasional survey you may or may not qualify for, and nearly all pay out very poorly or don’t at all.

However, Paid Offers is so bad that there is evidence that the advertising ethics organization, ASA, made them stop false advertising high earnings.

According to high volumes of users of Paid Offers received from half to often no pay for time wasted on their site. Lots of misspent time you’ll never get back.

The main point of Paid Offers and sites it is to capture your opt-in info to sell their many third party clients ho end up reselling it to others.

Before you know it, there are thousands of spam messages in your inbox making it harder to see real messages you’re trying to find in all that junk.

The first task after one signs up with Paid Offers is a set of 26 endless tasks. Most of them involve giving your personal info out to endless offers from their clients.

There is no pay for any of it, but you can’t enter their actual page where you get to take those elusive paid trial offers, paid surveys, sweepstakes and more.

I say elusive because no one in a practical frame of mind would waste a huge amount of time doing something they will not get compensated for, only to see endless casino offers on the promised Paid Offers members’ area before you even run into a survey or actual offer that pays you.

Don’t fall for this awful scam. It’s a data mining pit for reselling you personal info many times over. Avoid Paid Offers at all costs. It’s no way to make money online.

9 November 2015
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

People are not stupid

Thanks guys for your honest reviews. I was looking forward to make some cash online. God, How many of these scams are out there? And how do these people get away with it? I got 21 questions but the truth ain't one. These companies should not get away with this! Don't they have something else better to do? How about something called "honesty"? How do you sleep at night???

31 July 2015
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Total Scam

They collect your information to use and promote the joining of various sites eg Bingo and require you to sign up for small fees with little or no way way of you really earning any money .Stay clear .

12 August 2014
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam

Scam site, I completed all offers over 3 months ago. I have lots of verified ones but other just keep disappearing and they keep making me do more, even though I initially did,a 26. Stay clear of paidoffers and don't waist your time. Reporting to trading standards.

28 June 2013
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